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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
4
A patient reports four years of pain relief after using Kruschen Salts, saying he threw away his stick after 18 months of sciatica and has had no recurrence or lost work time. The ad touts the six salts as stimulating eliminatory organs to prevent uric acid buildup and nerve pain.
Robert Moodie a 67 year old senior representative in the News of the World South of England dies. Dr John Stanley resigns from National Research Laboratories to become assistant professor at Queen's University Kingston. Ethiopian emperor orders a sealskin royal robe from a Montreal firm. Col Hugh L Cooper receives the Order of the Red Star for the Dnieprostroy project. Britain to census automobiles after horse census. Copenhagen apartments total 8522 last year, a record. Canadian one dollar bills stay the same size. Alexander MacLean, 81, BC pioneer who arrived 74 years ago, dies. he was born in San Francisco.
In major cities including London clever ex card-sharpers on luxury liners lose work as police campaigns rise and profits shrink. Atlantic liner games fade with high expenses and low stakes leaving few in first class circles still chasing easy money.
The Pas board of trade with Imperial Oil Co plans a wind cone and mooring platform on the Saskatchewan River bank to guide seaplanes. H L Weber of The Pas offered cane and aid for erection. the board accepts and will register The Pas Man on Canadian air maps as a fully equipped seaplane base.
London demonstrated a new form of advertising by projecting messages on cloud bases using a 450 million candle power searchlight. Metal stencils in the beam spell letters up to twenty five per legend, with designs like the British lion. The government ruled the method legal, and effective range reaches about 3000 feet.
A pattern feature describes a chiffon print dress in white with red flowers suited for formal afternoon and evening wear. It notes soft crepe silk girdle, sheer chiffon voiles, and options in crepe silk and triple sheers. Style No. 477 offers sizes 14 to 40 with fabric yardage and a 25 cent price.
Pattern ordering guidance appears with address details at Winnipeg Union 175 McDermot Ave. The clipping lists pattern title and a name field but the pattern name itself is missing. Readers are directed to contact the Winnipeg location for pattern inquiries and orders.
A Department of Trade and Commerce review shows nearly 30 percent of July imports from empire countries, up from 26.3 percent a year earlier, while foreign imports fell from 73.7 to about 70 percent. Canada rose to second place in supplying the UK cheese market, with New Zealand, Canada, and the Netherlands as top sources. British figures also show a surge in Canadian canned salmon imports to 1,726,928 pounds from 488,872 the prior year.
The black profiles called silhouettes derive their name from Etienne de Silhouette the French Finance Minister in 1759. His strict economy policy led to the phrase to refuse to pay for more than the shadow of any substance. The silhouette art form matched this idea and adopted his name.
The Saskatchewan Liquor Commission plans to import hogsheads of liquor and bottle it locally to cut bottling and excise costs. The bulk purchase is expected to reduce prices for consumers by saving overhead items and bottling expenses.
The American Nature Association party led by Arthur N. Pack returned to Jasper Park Lodge after four weeks on the northern Jasper National Park boundary and nearby British Columbia mountains. They filmed big game movement, including a herd of caribou in Tonquin Valley, and captured close-ups of multiple species in the Snake Indian River country. Pack boasted a close encounter with a billy moose, approaching within ten feet after imitating the animal.
A tip warns to remove the rear spare from the rack before jacking a car to avoid the car slipping off the jack. The note adds Iceland possesses 1,605 automobiles.
Sir Phillip Cunliffe-Lister and a delegation of British MPs toured Canada via the Canadian Pacific lines, praising the Imperial Conference for enabling trade by businesslike tariffs. He spoke in Winnipeg and Banff, noting concessions and market prospects for Canadian industry and British manufacturers.
A Bank of Montreal business summary signals a more favorable tone in Canadian trade with higher July export activity, lower imports, and a better overall business outlook. Wheat production in prairie provinces is expected to rise by about 100 million bushels, aiding farmers and industry.
Cook melted butter into rice flake crumbs then form a layered bake with apples and bananas. Alternate crumb layers and fruit with sugar cinnamon and lemon juice, add water, bake at 375 degrees for 30 minutes yields six servings.
Crisp cabbage soaked in ice water then drained. Toss with pineapple, premium coconut, mayonnaise, salt. Serve on crisp lettuce and garnish with pimien strings and chopped chives. Makes six servings.
Two vases tied to Helen of Troy were donated by the late A. W. Terrell and placed in the University of Texas archives. Consular Agent Frank Calvert, who owns Troy's site, supplied the items and cooperated with Dr. Heinrich Schilemann in excavations. The piece includes a quip about a so called diploma.
The British post office announced a perfected invention called ghost circuits using one pair of wires to carry multiple conversations. Officials say the system, based on the carrier wave principle and akin to wireless use, ensures private conversations and marks a major advance for UK communications. The development follows Kaye Don's record run in Miss England III on Loch Lomond.
Naval officers and Portsmouth citizens gathered on the Victory for the first public church service of Navy Week. More than a thousand filled the deck areas while hymns rang out and the Bishop of Portsmouth preached on Admiral Nelson’s life. A small group later received communion from Nelson’s personal plate in his day cabin.
A 10-pound sample of Canadian industrial products traveled from Montreal to Bagdad in 13 days. Seven days covered the Montreal to Liverpool leg by ordinary steamship, then express to London, Croydon airport, and the London Indian mail plane. The journey ended in Bagdad ready to open a Near East market.
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