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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1935
Page
2
The history of revolutions, political religious social and economic, shows some gradual evolutions and sudden upheavals. The text argues liberty must be preserved, warns against autocratic control, and calls for equitable, not equal, conditions while maintaining individual initiative.
The article describes a method where a stutterer forces himself to stutter to stop stuttering. Dr Bryng Brygelson of the University of Minnesota promotes this device before the American Society for the Study of Speech Disorders. He reports improvement in about 60 percent of over 1,000 cases.
Archaeologists in Dura on the Euphrates uncovered human skeletons inside shops suggesting shopkeepers died defending their property or were burned during the Persian raid of 256 A.D.
Greenland paper Atuagagdliutit began in 1861 and is published monthly with an annual edition for remote districts. Six native compositors set the type and a paraffin motor partly runs the small press. Each issue is packed with information and a touch of modern journalism including a love story.
Henry Fox Talbot produced the first paper photograph using silver chloride sensitized paper. His 1843 book The Pencil of Nature became the first photographically illustrated book.
The forest area of Manitoba has been officially estimated at 137000 square miles highlighting an expansive timber region. Government figures release geographic scope and potential resource implications for decades to come.
A terse observation notes water surpasses strong acids in dissolving chemical substances, highlighting water’s superior solvent power for diverse compounds.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police plans three months of instruction at Scotland Yard in London for two senior officers Assistant Commissioner Wood of Regina and Assistant Commissioner Dann of the Manitoba and northwestern Ontario division. The goal is to enhance crime investigation and prevention across Canada using international expertise from a premier agency noted for its effectiveness in capturing offenders. Regina Leader-Post.
The Daily Herald reports a forthcoming imperial program to fund public relief works at low loan rates after King George V's silver jubilee on May 6. The plan aims to boost British industry and requires funds only if used domestically, seen as a move to influence the general elections with Dominion and colonial leaders present in London.
Soviet glider pilots Koshitz and Garvish performed a historic Immelman barrel figure in Moscow. The maneuver began with a loop followed by inverted horizontal flight and a return to the start position, featuring a double turning over the wing while flying level.
More than £400,000 or $2,000,060 were added to the British Treasury in death duties in a single day on wills proved at Somerset House, London, on Dec 7. The four months to Dec 1 total $225,521,411 with 3 percent tied up in litigation.
A postcard arrived in Calgary showing only the recipient's image, mailed from De Soto Missouri by a tourist who met the addressee during a Rocky Mountains trip. The sender forgot the name, but the photograph still reached its destination.
Professor Lazarev of the Moscow Institute of Medicine predicts humans may live 150 to 180 years, saying experiments show animals living up to five times their normal span. He plans a biophysical expedition to the Caucasus to study how geography affects senses, though details stay secret.
The Post Office Magazine highlights the daily toil of Holyhead postman R. G. Rees who clambers up and down 403 steps six days a week to deliver mail to the South Stack Lighthouse on Anglesey.
Recipe for a simple no bake oat cookie mix using condensed milk molasses rolled oats nut meats and raisins. Combine cook thickens then fold in nuts and raisins chill shape bake 15 minutes at 350 degrees makes about three dozen cookies.
Layer apples in a greased dish with bread crumbs and coconut. Sprinkle with brown sugar and cinnamon, dot with butter, repeat layers, cover bake 35 minutes at 350 F. Uncover bake 10 to 15 minutes more until soft. Serves six.
The steamship Trelawny transported the largest Canadian Atlantic grain cargo in over two years, routing from St John to the United Kingdom. The vessel carried upwards of 300,000 bushels, marking the season’s first full grain shipment from St John.
A river in northern Africa, Algeria, carries a black iron tannate ink. It forms from chemicals in two joining streams: one from a peat swamp rich in tannin and the other carrying iron deposits from the soil.
A witty exchange unfolds about newspapers and propriety as a wife claims papers taught civility while a husband retorts their era lacked the modern irritants like flat tires, wrong numbers, crooners, and markets to provoke profanity.
A Toronto Telegram column recounts several incidents at Queen and Yonge, King and Bay, and Dundas Square where women drivers caused near conflicts with parked cars and cross traffic, prompting humor about female driving skill. It notes a male observer clap for a woman who moved a car from a hydrant spot after parking.
A courthouse clock in Indiana stopped when spiders spun webs inside the mechanism. The report notes the incident and mentions Pantheism as a philosophy linking mind and matter.
Australia backs a new imperial economic conference to review Ottawa agreements and set permanent terms. Canberra pushes for removing meat export limits and replacing quotas with tariff preferences for imperial goods while Premier Butler plans talks with the UK and continental partners.
Vatican City bans automobile horns inside its gates after a Mussolini edict to curb noise in Rome near Palazzo Venesia. The premier aims to extend the ban to other Italian cities. St Stephen New Brunswick and Calais Maine are cross border towns sharing a close ties despite different flags.
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