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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
5
A vintage advertises Miona Tablets as a perfect stomach tonic to relieve indigestion in 24 hours and cure biliousness vomiting pregnancy seasickness and stomach disorders. The product is guaranteed by B R McNaught with refunds, offered in a large box for 5 dollars from The R T Booth Co Ltd Fort Erie Ontario.
Notice under Manitoba Trustees Act informs all creditors and claimants against the estate of Thomas Irwin, deceased, Mintota, Manitoba. Administrators William Rowles and William J. Hill urge claims by February 25, 1992, with written particulars and security details. after that date assets will be distributed to entitled parties. Dated January 13, 1912, Hamiota.
Engineering Magazine notes the Bergen Christiania Line stretches through high mountains and snow, featuring 15 tunnels about 24 miles long and 55 stations. The line crosses 14 bridges with heavy winter work using rotary plows, cutting transit time from fifty four to four hours and boosting west coast traffic.
A French physician proposes subcutaneous paraffin wax injections to mark criminals. The wax forms a permanent cyst under the skin at a defined spot, indicating criminal status and possibly offense type. The system would complement Bertillon records and may leave detectable, nonremovable marks if surgically removed.
A new propeller design uses corrugations on the driving side to arrest centrifugal action along the blade. This reduces shock entering water, increases driving power, and lowers coal consumption. The corrugated runner suits motorboats and ocean steamships.
Sawdust concrete described as a base for cork carpet in the new Springfield library building. The mix of one part cement two parts sand and three quarters part conductor yielded the desired foundation to drive wall units. The bed was one inch thick and covered 5 000 square feet.
A cheap substitute for radium said to be just as effective for medical purchases has been found. It is called mesothorium and is made from thorium, a heavy iron gray powder extracted from thorite, a mineral found mainly in Norway.
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