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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1933
Page
3
A patient writes of persistent heartburn and gerd symptoms that resisted years of pipe smoking and meals. After using Browhen Salts the writer reports complete relief, noting improved digestion and ability to resume former habits. The text promotes Krunten as a daily stimulant for gastric flow and waste elimination.
Artificial diamonds produced in a Columbia University laboratory. Germany’s unemployed total 6,031,000 at end March, down by 8,000 in two weeks. Dr Hartley Travers Farrar, explorer with Scott, is dead. Dr John S Plaskett to receive McGill honorary degree. Samuel McKay dies at Wild Horse Alberta. born Winnipeg December 1852. Turkey viewed as ready to join League of Nations. invitation likely this year. Lord Irwin sails for Canada aboard Empress of Australia. Ambulance hut opened at Tarport Corner near Southend. 364 accidents in 12 months. Rear-Admiral Sir Godfrey Paine buried at sea off Isle of Wight. Canada wheat exports to March total 124,269,429 bushels. 71,505,107 to United Kingdom.
Wilfrid Gagne, in his 42nd year on the St Lawrence, is named skipper of the Tadoussac for CLS passenger fleet. Peter McKay reappointed skipper of the Noronic, leading CLS Northern Fleet after piloting the vessel through the Welland Canal into Lake Ontario. Gagne, born in Point au Pic, Quebec, is father of ten and famed for river knowledge.
The article argues Canadian wheat quality commands a premium, explains choosing the right variety, and recommends Marquis as the best overall, with Red Bobs 222 Garnet and Reward as alternatives based on district conditions and frost risk. It emphasizes seed purity and varietal suitability for top grades and prices.
A Winnipeg newspaper pattern feature describes a deep blue woollen girl’s frock with bright red trim and a shaped collar. It notes circular sleeve caps, bone buttons, wrapped front, and plaited right skirt side for width. Style No. 715 covers ages 11 to 17 with yardage guidance and medium options.
Players at the Illinois school for the deaf explain they “hear” through their feet the cheering vibrations from stamping feet during a frequently vic torious schedule. The Winnipeg address appears in a fragmented order form for patterns.
A new device called a bumpometer records every bump on a highway surface. A motorist notes he often carries three such devices with voice attachments in the back seat.
John Bellamy Taylor of General Electric presented a demonstration in Detroit showing audible light via a photo-electric cell. Using a silent phonograph and a sensitive incandescent lamp, he produced music from a stringed orchestra, then silenced it by blocking light between lamp and cell.
The National Geographic Society notes quirks in maps and names, showing eight miles can separate Bastion in England from New York and Alaska’s coastlines dwarfing U.S. shores. It explains why shipping routes favor nearer ports and describes river floods crossing borders and odd misbeliefs about bananas, bamboo, coffee, and currencies.
Ivan Barnet, superintendent of the Canadian Government Soldiers' Settlement Board in Vancouver, told the British Columbia branch of the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists in Victoria that farming should return to simple basics. He urged practical farming focused on a garden, dairy, and meat to cut living costs and offset scarce dollars, and said researchers must convey findings in plain language to help new, city-trained farmers apply advice.
Industrial Development Board of Manitoba reports vast peat deposits near Whitemouth Manitoba with 325 million tons of organic matter in 500000 acres. Peat moss offers insulation bedding construction and medical uses and could reduce fuel use by improving rural home efficiency.
Actress beauties keep youth with Lux Toilet Soap. Jack Holt touts aging grace as a charm enhancer. Hollywood idols and stars worldwide endorse complexion care, claiming Lux soap provides a white, gentle caress for all skin types amid growing allure with age.
Recipe notes describe making a sweet yeast batter by scalding milk with sugar salt and butter then cooling. Soften yeast in lukewarm water beat an egg into the mixture add flour, let rise to double, bake in a moderate oven and finish by tearing into pieces.
A fragment describes making jelly with gelatin sugar and coffee and serving with whipped cream. It notes a traditional belief among Great Plains Indians about rain linked to frog deaths. Mentions glazed bricks in lavender yellow and pink and a quoted exchange about a lifebuoy from Meg gendorfer Elaetter in Munich.
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