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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 19, 1936
Page
4
A dated health advisory promotes Aspirin as a safe, fast relief for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia. It cites doctor consultation, claims aspirin is widely used and safe for regular use, notes Aspirin tablets are made in Canada and marked with Bayer’s registered trademark.
Preparations for the Cunard White Star superliner Queen Mary include weeks of engine and systems tests at Clydebank before speed trials in the Clyde. The ship will move to Southampton for dry-dock preparation, with secret trials to follow beyond Arran, using coded signaling and extensive endurance measurements.
A squadron of British seaplanes paid a goodwill visit to Japan, marking the first ever such mission by British military aircraft to the country. Other items note new post offices in Saskatche wan, Nazi bar admission policy, Vancouver port manager appointment, relief grant for Stanley Park, Canada’s penitentiary report, U S tariff effects on lumber orders, St Malo fishing voyage, Alberta school district arrears, and a Russian sculptor’s Stone Age China group.
The Utmost In Efficiency reports a Moravian firm in Zlin planning an elevator office nearly 20 feet square. A button lift will move the office to needed floors, where doors open for business and staff conduct tasks before resuming travel, promising substantial time savings.
A Jesus boat voyage to the Gerasenes ends with a naked demoniac freed by Jesus. The man, named Legion, is healed, clothed, and sent to proclaim God’s deeds. Swine drown after the demons enter them, prompting locals to beg Jesus to depart.
Conservative leader Arthur Meighen told Senate government house leader Raoul Dandurand that the Conservative majority will cooperate sincerely and without prejudice in reviewing legislation. He noted Liberal senators have worked well with Conservatives in past five years and promised reciprocal assistance for Canada’s good.
The 250 watt Fort Rae station was relocated 70 miles in under four hours to Major Burwash’s mining camp on Yellowknife River. Pilot Archie McMullen and Ronald Ingrey supervised the operation, enduring 40 to 50 below zero. Ingrey had kept Fort Rae on air for three years prior to the move.
An Alice Brooks pattern offers a simple all over crochet dress with a plain mesh yoke for sleeves and collar sized 4 6 and 8. Use white or colored thread and follow pattern 5533 for illustrations stitches and materials. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg to obtain.
The expedition linked to the British School of Archaeology reports 37 papyri found at Auja al-Ha fair near Beersheba. The oldest papyrus is dated 565, the first year of Justinian I’s reign, with items spanning into the eighth century.
Mrs. Fred Longstaff of Guelph Ontario reports relief from headaches heartburn and indigestion after using Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. She says three bottles helped her back pain and general strength improve. Available from druggists in 50 cent tablets or 35 cent large bottle.
The Canadian Pacific Railway announces a new lunch service for passengers in day coaches and tourist cars on The Dominion routes between Toronto Winnipeg and Vancouver. Through the Train News Agent travelers can buy quick lunches from the dining car including meat pies sausage rolls sandwiches and beverages. The service supplements the existing diner self service kitchenettes and station lunch facilities across Canada.
A temple viper, long revered and feared, has reached the London Zoo from the Malay States. The serpent, which can kill a man in about thirty minutes, has no known cure in science. Temples in its jungles are dedicated to the creature.
The civil service superannuation fund held 46,654,000 dollars on March 31 1985 per the House of Commons report. For the year contributions and interest reached 5,833,142 dollars while annuities and gratuities totaled 3,247,715 dollars. The Civil Service Insurance Fund had 8,646 policies with 25,672,579 dollars in value and annual premiums of 435,522 dollars. Death claims paid amounted to 168,980 dollars.
Ontario officials seek to host visitors at a recreational park beside the Dionne quintuplets hospital in Callander. Dr Dafoe predicts up to 500000 visitors this year and a private playground may be built behind the hospital as the quints grow.
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