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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Miona Tablets as a perfect stomach tonic to relieve indigestion in 24 hours and cure biliousness, vomiting of pregnancy, seasickness, car sickness, and stomach disorders from indulgence. It claims a druggist guarantee with refunds and lists The R T Booth Co Ltd, Port Erie Ont as the supplier.
A Saltpan system description explains a 7‑pan furnace with three covered and four open pans heated by a telegraphed stove. It notes a heated trem, a patent stoker, and a controlled draft to manage pan temperatures. The article emphasizes safe discharge from pans and mentions a Salt 2 preset grounding.
The physiological institute at University of Cere Rt houses a seven by seven foot sound proof chamber said to be completely insulated from outside noise. Built within a lab building it allows ventilation and exposure to sunlight while using multiple layers of sound deadening material. A copper cube and lead shielding help control outside sounds as part of experiments related to sound phenomena and glass production techniques for transparent silica at very high temperatures.
The Reeve of Middlemass sits before a fire reading a city paper as a rural mail arrives. He recalls hardship from thirty years earlier, notes rising farm prices and expanding markets, and imagines a brighter future shaped by Ontario towns and western migration.
A British consular officer reports Algeria for white heathhe roots used in pipe making. The government auctioned extraction rights across over 2511 acres in Constantine over five years. A company, described as American, operates in several forests and builds on reclaimed lands near the quays to supply the root. Proper moisture must be kept to avoid cracking the root and ruining the pipe form.
Dr A Eichen gruen of Germany reportedly discovered cellou an incombustible substitute for celluloid. The product supposedly can be colored like celluloid and imitate tortoise shell. When exposed to flame cellon melts but does not ignite.
An engineer reports a reinforced concrete sink roof built in Paris in S52 retains the iron in perfect condition. Thirteen years ago part of the concrete was removed and the iron remained sound. A recent examination also failed to reveal any deterioration in the iron.
A remedy reported in Nature suggests applying a lukewarm poultice made from dry or wet yeast to burns. It is claimed to stop pain and hasten healing as the yeast absorbs bacteria from the affected area.
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