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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1935
Page
4
Two women describe chronic constipation ending after using Kruschen Salts in tea for over a year. They report relief by month one and improved overall fitness, claiming the salts stimulate elimination to keep the system clear of impurities and support internal cleanliness.
A 1934 gold take in Western Australia was valued at £2 772 708. The Irish Free State and Britain agreed on greater cattle coal exchange. Commissioner John McMillan and Mrs McMillan arrived in Toronto to assume Canada Salvation Army leadership. Canadian Education Week runs Feb 3–9 in Montreal. Ontario reports over 500 motor deaths in 1934 with about 10 000 injuries. Vancouver mayor seeks lower rates and debt relief. Saskatchewan to halt 1935 licenses for debted 1934 defaulters. licenses issued from Regina only.
Trapper C Potvin of Gogama recounts a massive timber wolf he killed after surprising the animal on a creek bend. The pelt stretches 72 feet nose to tail and the creature stood about 20 feet high alive. The wolf, bloodied by a rabbit in its jaws, lunged but Potvin fired and ended the confrontation.
University of Chicago researchers perfected a baby stratosphere balloon acting as an automatic fact recorder. In trials the craft rose over 14 miles before shattering, sending its records back via radio. A humorous exchange about predicting a spouse's future showcases the era's wit.
The article by K. Yoshino in Neue Westbuhne portrays Japanese peasants enduring extreme poverty. It details undernourishment, scorched skin, emaciated bodies, and reliance on meager foods. It notes debt, limited wages, and rising theft as crops fail and forests are depleted.
Hon. Dr. J. A. Faulkner joined Dr. Edmund Kelly and Dr. W. A. Dafoe in Callander to visit the quintuplets. Kelly supervised radium treatment on Baby Marke’s thigh, expressing belief the tumor would fade. Faulkner praised Dr. Dafoe for inspiring country doctors and advancing medical care.
US Army engineers project compensating weirs at the bottom of the St Clair and Niagara rivers to maintain lake levels once they rise from the record winter lows. The plan, costing about 1.2 million dollars, hinges on heavy winter rains and snowfall increasing Lake Superior levels. The remark about the old joke appears as a light aside.
Brazilian officials report rich nickel deposits in Goyaz Mantiqueira region described as fabulous and marvellous. A study by Jacques de Moraes to the agriculture ministry calls for strict government supervision as ore yields are shipped to Germany, from a tract about 122 miles long and up to a mile wide.
This fashion note highlights peplum dresses in woolen fabrics with scarf accents and various color options such as rust, green and brown. It features Style No 922 for sizes 14 through 40 inch bust, yardage needs, pattern price 20c, mail order details from Winnipeg Pattern Department, and a sewing guide offer for 20c.
A Winnipeg handwritten advice column addresses readers Mr J and Miss W who seek relationship guidance. Graphologist Lawrence Hibbert explains offense-prone behavior and vanity, offering to analyze samples for 10c each, with replies by mail from Winnipeg Newspaper Union. Dried fruit in powdered form is a new confection in London.
A Sunday School lesson on John 13 1 17 and I Peter 5 5 explores Jesus washing the disciples feet and Peter s reaction It contrasts self conceit with self surrender noting the need for ongoing cleansing and the presence of Judas among the clean.
The Mail and Empire reports the Ontario attorney general’s department is watching contracts for the Dionne quintuplets. Officials say they will not tolerate side show agreements but may allow revenue contracts that fund the children’s future without harming their health.
A dry farming method on the Canary Islands uses dew to moisten crops. Ears touch the ground due to very short stalks, with mulch of cinders preventing evaporation.
The piece argues the phonograph avoids timeouts for commercials about toothpaste tires and stomach medicine unlike the radio. It emphasizes the old style device delivers content without interruptive advertising.
The article traces early electrical effects from amber and spinning objects to Gilbert’s 1600 discoveries and Franklin’s definitions of positive and negative charges. It notes that lightning and electricity are the same, Franklin’s lightning rod, and the equal and opposite charges that arise when glass and silk triboelectrify.
The News of the World notes General Sir Archibald Hunter, recently in Jamaica hospital, had a remarkable career. He served under Grenfell in Egypt, commanded the DG Frontier Force, governed Omdurman, led a division in South Africa, governed Gibraltar, commanded the Third Army at the war's start, and sat as MP for Lancaster for four years.
The Turkish dictator assigns a secret service man to taste all meals an hour before dining. The taster earns 15 000 dollars yearly, claims to save food costs, and enjoys the best meals though his job may lack future prospects. The text notes the first organized cancer education campaign in 1902 and a German pamphlet. It also cites hail storms destroying a quarter of the apricot crop in Shepparton Australia.
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