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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
7
Wainwright sheds emotion as Connie and Andy share a joyful night. Andy boasts study of sepals and pistils while Gillis and Douglas react, and Connie’s guard remains in the shadows as The Breed moves along the trail.
Chapter eleven notes the R C L Co surpassing past efforts in building a railroad to Summit Lake as land clearing crews arrive and prepare.
Connie witnesses the PYSmmy army fell the ancient trees along the lake shore as a massive forest is cleared. Donald gains responsibility building the Summit Mill dam and overseeing electrical and lodging upgrades for workers, with Rennie’s praise.
Doctor Smiley A. Blanton of Cornell and Vassar urges parents to provide emotional training from birth to age five. He warns that without it, children may develop timid, anxious, or boisterous traits that harm later life, arguing that mental hygiene should expand sound minds, not imply defect.
A Santa Barbara housewife hears a Schubert melody in a pan of beans on an electric stove. No radio in the home yet the beans emit Ave Maria and other tunes as beans simmer. Experts note radio music from hot air ducts and possible inductive pickup from power lines.
William Samuel Holden of Jordan River Shelburne County Nova Scotia celebrated his 108th birthday on December 26. He has spent his life building ships and running a general store and offered advice to live by doing your best and not worrying.
A friend asks Harry Pack how he found the nerve to confront a bandit to save his payment. Henry replies he preferred facing the bandit over returning home empty handed, choosing risk over a worse fate with Henrietta.
Mrs. Fred P Averill of Calgary reports sleepless nights due to a racing heart. After trying a neighbor’s advice and taking two boxes, she notes a dramatic improvement. The remedy costs 50 cents per box and is sold by druggists or mailed from The T Milburn Co Toronto.
A British Civil Service exam amused officials with an answer to a cotton export question. The applicant gave one year’s cotton exports as 1491 bales and stated none, prompting quiet amusement at the grave, dignified Civil Service Commission.
Report notes numerous arrests for betting offences in Ireland amid rising enforcement. The fragmentary text mentions a quotation about a high school certificate and a dated remark from Constani nopls not clearly identifiable, reflecting transcription gaps.
United States inspectors witnessed a test in New York of the MacLachlan patent boat launching device aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Duchess of Bedford. The device launched six lifeboats per minute and moved the liner’s motor ships within two minutes. Six lifeboats were lowered seventy feet in one minute and the two motor ships started under power in two minutes with radio masts elevated and radios in commission.
A list of stuffing ingredients and directions for Betty Barclay recipes. Includes mashed potatoes onions walnuts paprika salt evaporated milk butter egg yolks poultry seasoning with instructions to mix and handle as stuffing.
Instructions for making scalloped potatoes au gratin in a buttered dish. Layer thin potatoes with salt pepper and cheese, add half the white sauce, repeat, top with buttered crumbs, bake until bubbling and browned. If cheese is omitted, add butter to each layer. A dry flour shortcut with milk is suggested to save time.
Promote the use of Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for rheumatic pains and sciatica. The remedy is praised for fifty years of soothing and healing inflamed joints and injuries in humans and animals.
A future feature for radio sets includes visible opera alongside audio. Television science has advanced rapidly in the past year as engineers pursue broadcasts of a full grand opera by sound and image. Compton Mackenzie, the Scottish novelist, is studying Gaelic.
In Toronto a plan was unveiled for a national textile research facility in Ottawa. Dr H M Tory announced aims to coordinate broad basic and applied wool research through interlocking committees of scientists educators wool growers and manufacturers. The program involves the National Research Council Ontario Research Foundation Canadian Woollen and Knit Goods Manufacturers Association and Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers Association.
No Medicine Like Baby's Own Tablets There is no other medicine to equal Baby's Own Tablets for little ones. They are a mild but thorough laxative that regulate stomach and bowels, banish constipation and indigestion, break up colds and fevers, and ease teething. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
The Soviet government announced negotiations with Henry Ford for a new automobile factory in Russia. The plant would produce 100,000 cars annually. Officials also indicated another company had made a similar proposal to the government.
A warden orders a prisoner to leave today while the inmate protests his innocence and asks what he has done wrong. The note uses a humorous tone about comfort and departure during a confinement moment.
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