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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 22, 1939

Page

7

Sarah Lynn Returns to Family Legends and Travel

Sally Ann visits relatives in a northern home where Great Granny recounts a tale of a young runaway and a betrothed cousin. Sarah Lynn arrives with her greyhound Lightning and a restless plan as Bill frets about her future amid family gossip and mock marriage schemes.

Sally Ann Lynn Larry Lynn Detroit Taney Adam Adelaide Sally Lynn Granny Sarah Lynn Bill Uncle Lynn

Through Sally Ann Dana’s tense family conversation

In a tense scene Sally Ann Dana endures a difficult meeting with her third cousin as they discuss the ailing ninety six year old aunt Helena. The talk shifts to aging, independence, and the looming Danavale family gathering with a mix of affection and morbid humor.

Sally Ann Dana Sally Ann Helena Danavale Jens Dana Sally Anz

Digestive tonic claims by Dr Pierce’s remedy cited by Mrs Wells

Health ad promotes Dr Pierce’s Gilden Medical Discovery to ease heartburn gas and sour stomach. Mrs Gordon Wells of Hamilton Ontario reports relief after using the product and says she feels well since. The ad urges readers to obtain the remedy from their druggist today.

Dr. Pierce Gordon Wells King St. E., Hamilton Ost Exis Coldex Lise

Community loan aids boy's costly brain operation

Glace Bay finance committee voted 100 to fund Harold James, 13, to travel to Montreal for a delicate brain operation. Dr J A Calder arranged the free procedure with a Montreal neurologist, removing travel costs for Harold and his mother. A Royal Victoria Hospital bed awaited.

Glace Bay Montreal Harold James Gordon James J. A. Calder N.S Harold Royal Victoria Hospital

Bargain With Doctor Ties 55 Year Coroner Anniversary

Made Bargain With Doctor Sir Samuel Brighouse has just completed 55 years as coroner for Southport Lancashire. If he lives until Aug 1 and he expects to, he will have to pay the doctor a sum of money and treat him to a good dinner as agreed years ago when the coroner was younger. The anniversary falls on Aug 1.

Sir Samuel Brighouse Southport Lancashire Samuel

Punch Advice On Sticking Stamps And Wrong Addresses

A witty note from Punch suggests breathing on a stamp to help it stick instead of licking it and adds a sharper quip that using the wrong address on an envelope might be even more effective.

Ponce de Leon Reaches Florida in March 1513

The explorer Ponce de Leon is credited with discovering Florida on March 27, 1513, marking a notable early entry into the region by a European explorer.

Ponce de Leon Florida

The Music of Language Promotes Speech Mastery

A review praises J Campbell-McInnes on language and music as essential study for improving voice and speech. It argues speech is an art unique to humans and that the book offers enlightening guidance to elevate public speaking and social presence.

J. Campbell-McInnes Campbeill-Innes Campeloli-Innes

Care of Horses Feet A Key to Future Stock

W H Hicks of Dominion Experimental Farm Agassiz BC emphasizes that good feet in stallions pass to the next generation. Early care for foals feet improves action and leg alignment, reducing later backaches and effort. Proper foot structure aids grip and balance.

W. H. Hicks Dominion Experimental Farm Agassiz B.C F Experimental Farms News

Limits Set On German Pleasure Cruise Spending

German travellers on pleasure cruises will be allowed to spend five marks at each foreign port. If a ship calls at two or more ports the total five marks must suffice. The maximum cruise spending is 50 marks. In Central America there are very large beetles that can break car windshields. Indian summer can occur from September to December.

Central America

Ancient Mexican ruins yield meteorites wrapped in mummy cloth

Excavations at Mexican ruins reveal meteorites unearthed and wrapped in ancient mummy cloth. The report notes the find amid broader context on wealth disparity and Providence keeping many in poverty.

Mexico

Farmers Should Plan Production To Match Market Demand

Kingston Whig-Standard reports Dominion Agriculture survey finds 1939 may see larger exports due to trade deals. Producers are advised to adjust crops and marketing as weather will largely determine yields, with cattle and sheep still low and hog numbers rising later in the year.

Kingston Whig-Standard Dominion Department of Agriculture

Aid Refugees Campaign Opens in London for Scientists

The Society for the Protection of Science and Learning launches a fundraising drive in London to aid refugee scientists and scholars, with six academic refugees already placed in Canada. Home Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare says foreign brains enrich Britain industrially commercially and scientifically and that aid will help make Britain an intellectual world center.

London Society For the Protection of Science and Learning Canada Samuel Hoare Home Secretary Great Britain Britain

Chinese Guerrillas Hold Loyal, Brave Line Against Japanese

A wartime article notes that only a small percent of guerrillas are bandits. Most fighters are Chinese farmers in a militia aiming to save China from conquest. They are brave, clever, and often led by young Chinese educated in America.

China America

War costs of World War I per soldier and total fatalities

The text states an estimated cost of about 25 000 dollars to kill each soldier in World War I. It also cites a direct war cost of 206 billion dollars and a death toll of 8,000,600 soldiers.

Royal Commission on Government Spending Joke

A witty remark notes the absence of a royal commission into government spending, highlighting the contrast between expectations and reality in public oversight. The line underscores perceived gaps in accountability and fiscal scrutiny.

Royal Commission

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