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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1935
Page
7
Early warning signs of a cold prompt rapid Vicks Vaporub application with a few drops in each nostril. This timely use is promoted to prevent colds and help throw off colds in their initial stages.
An old Vicks VapoRub advertisement claims the rub relieves colds by two actions. It promises faster relief through topical stimulation and inhalation as a standby for two generations.
Dusty western tale follows Dustin and Dad Kane chasing a rich ore vein hidden on the Hour-glass spread. Stone uncovers a coded notebook, a deadly hunt for Kane, and a plot to marry Edith Carr to control the mine with Gerald Keene. Peyotl schemes and rustling tie the players to a perilous treasure hunt.
In the camp the plan centers on Sam Dustin and Gerald Keene who split the Hour-glass. A gold mine is found on the property. Jameson pushes to locate Dad Kane and Peyott Gregg to unlock the conspiracy while Stone eyes Dustin’s control and a possible marriage to Edith Carr.
Spike Goddard waits with a decanter while Dustin confronts him at the Broken Spur ranch house. Dustin rages about life, anger erupts as a glass shatters, revealing unresolved tension between the partners.
Dustin confronts Spike with a plan to win Edith Carr through money and coercion. He reveals his purchase of Joe Carr's note for eleven thousand dollars and threatens to force Edith into marriage to save Carr from ruin. The scene ends with a looming cliffhanger as the plot twists toward a dangerous confrontation.
A boy discovers dry ice can make musical notes when touched to metal, sparking a tunable method for instrument makers. A Durban worker nickel finishes a candlestick with a fast new metal treatment saving $150,000 yearly. Tar paving arises after a boy spills tar on a road, binding stones into tar macadam.
A notice in a shop window opposite a Zagreb school near Belgrade Serbia claims a new occupation. The proprietor runs a busy trade with students delivering nightly math homework and morning calls for it. Berlin is described as a future seaport as an elevator on the River Oder nears completion lifting river steamers 120 feet.
A Toronto professor notes Edison did not invent electric light. Sir Joseph Swan, born 1828 in Sunderland, produced the first carbon filament lamp in 1862 and the first filament vacuum lamp in 1880. Edison later bought Swan’s patent and issued “Edisan” lamps linking the two names.
Ontario northern development notes the 12 mile trans Canada highway segment from Keewatin to the Manitoba border has been let to Assiniboia Construction Company of Kenora. Work will begin soon with 100 to 200 workers and take about six to seven months. project cost figures are unavailable. A Scottish purple-topped turnip variety from Aberdeenshire shows resistance to club root disease, origin unknown. Farm implement trade in Argentina is led by Canada and the United States with Canadian harvester-threshers and related equipment well established.
A devotional reflection cites Deuteronomy to reassure readers of divine safety. The author expresses steadfast trust in God, claiming all events serve His will and that faith provides security even through trials. The piece emphasizes casting worries on the Lord and living by faith despite hardship.
In a claim backed by Campana's Italian Balm chemists, D.D.D. is marketed as a liquid prescription by Dr. D. D. Dennis to treat eczema hives acne ring worm dandruff pimples and rashes. Trial size 35c. Guaranteed instant relief or money refunded.
A joint delegation from the Alberta Prohibition Association and 14 church denominations urged the next provincial general election to vote on abolishing sale of beer by the glass. Premier Reid promised immediate consideration and early notice of the decision. Spain exports melons at double the four year ago level.
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