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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1938
Page
5
Ernest Bingley sits with the Earl of Bingley and Lady Rosa as they plan a monthlong stay. The earl hurries to discuss terms and evaluate Ernest’s taxidermy role while navigating romance and social expectations at the manor.
A woman recounts four months after a dislocated left elbow, developing neuritis and limited extension. After X-ray and medical caution, she was prescribed Kruschen Salts and reports improved elbow movement and reduced pain as uric acid crystals are dissolved and expelled through natural channels.
Ernest reflects on English manners as the Earl suggests signing papers drawn by a solicitor. He notes no legal documents are required between them and trusts Bingley’s word. Ernest anticipates further talk, as the scene promises more.
Ex-Prime Minister Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium prepares a report on world economic conditions. The study, done for British and French governments, urges immediate talks among Britain, the United States, France, Germany and Italy to broaden an international economic conference. The plan includes a world currency equalization fund and mobilization of frozen credits. The report reportedly has tacit approval from Britain, the U.S. and France and suggests creating an international economic study centre as King Leopold of Belgium proposed.
The University of Manitoba board of governors asks the Manitoba legislature for an extra 200000 yearly grant. Restoration of prior salary cuts is deemed essential to keep a capable staff as professors leave for better offers. The report details specific needs including 100115 to restore cuts, 25000 for library and labs, 25000 for research, and 50000 for new staff.
In Perak a native diver fled a pursuing black panther into a river and managed to hold the animal underwater until it drowned. He is hospitalized with severe hand injuries while the beast is being stuffed.
Doctor Bonne, professor of pathology, reviews cancer incidence among extremely primitive, simply primitive, and eastern peoples. He notes high liver cancer in tropics, low stomach cancer in Java Malays, and suggests cancer rates align with Western figures when age-standardized. Next article: Cancer of Lip and Mouth.
Readers may obtain the complete set of Dr McCulloughs cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bonds St Toronto Ont.
Drs C J Siggers and Eric Ash faced a fatal bleed after inducing anesthesia in a 34 year old woman. With no donors, they collected three pints of her blood, filtered it to remove clots, and reinjected it during the operation, which succeeded. Newsweek notes Denmark sent shipments to Germany $8,000,000 more than expected. Many men argue in circles, giving no end to dispute.
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A devotional piece recalls Isaiah 33 2 on God’s timing and gentleness. It reflects on patience amid mistakes viewing them as stepping stones shaped by divine hand. The closing line notes women’s resourcefulness with household tasks and new electric razors in a humorous aside.
Dr W A McKeaver of a senior citizen school in Oklahoma City shares tips for reaching a century. He urges small meals on alkaline foods, fulfilling work, broad social ties, newspaper reading, avoiding grumbling about age, mingling with youth, dancing, limiting sleep to six hours, and pursuing many interests. he quips that cheap shoes squeak. California records show 24,780 registered beauty experts or cosmetologists.
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