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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1935
Page
6
Doctors endorse a simple treatment for colds using Aspirin for rapid relief. Take Aspirin with plenty of water every 2 to 4 hours on the first day, then less often. If throat irritation occurs, use an Aspirin gargle. Ensure the product is Bayer Aspirin from Canada.
A 15 member special committee will study a national housing plan for Canada announced in the House of Commons by Premier R B Bennett. Red army officers walked 4300 miles across Russia in 74 days, starting from Perchinsk. Saskatchewan legislative bill provides for a board to arbitrate teacher dismissals under the Secondary School Act. Regina’s community chest organization signed 25 agencies as charter members under the Benevolent Societies Act. Arnold Webster of Fairview High is the CCF candidate for Vancouver Burrard. The Macon dirigible disaster seen as a possible death knell for lighter than air tests by Rep Vinson. Dominion experimental farm supplied Canadian flax for Manchester England textile tests. US Ways and Means Committee bills aim at reciprocal pacts to curb smuggling including liquor. National Geographic plans Yukon exploration by Bradford Washburn with Canada’s cooperation.
Quotes reveal a light domestic tone as a speaker recalls twenty proposals before marriage while remarking on women's growing efficiency as plasterers in Moscow. The exchange highlights social expectations and emerging skills among women in the city.
Capitol News notes rural highway and city street intersections form the main site of crashes. Through this year 184 people died and 7,460 injured in 10,606 intersection collisions, while open highways saw 9,051 accidents including 502 fatal and 5,354 non fatal cases.
Two recipes are given by Betty Barclay for cake and custard puddings. The cake uses sifted cake flour, baking powder, salt, butter, sugar, eggs, nuts, milk and vanilla, baked in a loaf pan at 350 degrees for about 1 hour 15 minutes. The second is a milk custard dessert with scalded milk, sugar, eggs, salt and vanilla, cooked and finished in a buttered mold set in a hot water bath.
Explorer Sven Hedin traveled from Chinese Turkestan to Lanchow and assessed reviving vast Central Asian deserts by channeling rivers. He mapped areas for the Chinese Government as it plans automobile routes through the wilderness, and uncovered ancient Indian and Chinese manuscripts in buried city ruins.
The Winnipeg Tribune reports turkeys at Aklavik would be worth $1.50 a pound if any existed. There were none, so white and native trappers ate roast caribou and wild cranberries for Christmas and New Year meals.
In a Winnipeg Newspaper Union feature, readers are invited to submit handwriting samples for a Grapho Analysis. A Saskatoon letter illustrates miscommunication between mother and daughter and argues handwriting analysis can reveal personality traits and guide growth. Submit samples with birthdates and postage to Lawrence Hibbert, Graphologist, Winnipeg.
Mrs. Albert Aubry of Montreal testifies under oath that after years of dizziness headaches poor digestion and insomnia she started Fruit-a-tives and soon felt greatly improved. She says she now enjoys life and is sure of the product’s truth. Copy of her full sworn statement offered on request. Fruitatives Limited Ottawa Canada Fruit-a-tives 25c and 50c everywhere.
A Chinese resident in Chumatien Honan reports discovering a spider with a disproportionately large head and a pale face featuring dark eyebrows and a long nose. The creature, with dark brown feet, was sent to the people's educational institution for examination.
Fifty years of conflict between China and Tibet ends with Tibetan victories in a recent battle series. Observers believe the clashes were staged to mark the jubilee anniversary.
A reader claims Kruschen Salts cured his severe digestion problems after two years of misery post meals. He recounts back pain loss of appetite and stomach noise improving quickly with the daily dose, noting renewed energy and a lighter feeling like twenty years ago.
A youthful blouse design promises easy sewing and a smart look for winter. Pattern No 901 fits sizes 14 to 40 bust, requires 2.5 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16, with silk crepe or wool options recommended. Order patterns and fashion books from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union catalog.
Experts warn motor boats harm Venice canals piling as waves pound the riverbed. Damage already totals millions with at least 5 million dollars needed for urgent repairs to save historic buildings from collapse.
English experiments indicate that sects are carried by gales. Researchers explore how strong winds influence movement and spread among groups, noting observations of rapid transport and shifting locations during gusty conditions.
Sunday School lesson covers Acts 3 1 to 4 31 with Peter and John at the Beautiful Gate. The lame man asks for alms, Peter denies money but offers healing in the name of Jesus of Nazareth and assists him to rise, leaping and praising God.
Jack Miner conducted a migration experiment by shipping 25 Canada geese to Winnipeg, releasing them with western flocks near Grant Lake. A goose later was killed in Grandy North Carolina after spending winter along the Atlantic coast, suggesting geese may return to familiar winter quarters despite long migrations. Miner notes this raises questions about geese navigation and migration knowledge.
Harry Burton of San Claire Ontario felled a pine to find four cords of wood a hibernating black bear and three gallons of wild honey in the tree. The bear emerged growling and was killed with two axe blows. A bees nest was also found nearby. Eau Claire lies about 35 miles east of North Bay.
Mrs Fay Littleton of Kansas City Missouri owns 2700 unique paper match folders collected from hotels restaurants cigar stores and other businesses in 450 U S cities and from Matamoras Tia Juana and Juarez, creating a distinctive regional archive.
A brief dialogue frames a son's question about dignity and a father's reply on perception versus authority. The exchange centers on the idea that dignity is defined by management or fate when confronted with demands from a superior.
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