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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
7
An advertisement urges readers to consult their doctor about headache neuralgia or rheumatic pain remedies. It emphasizes that only a physician can confirm safety and effectiveness for individual treatments.
An editorial urges readers to compare treatments with Aspirin and notes doctors once avoided other preparations due to stomach or heart risk. It asserts Aspirin’s safety and effectiveness for headaches pain and urges consulting a physician about its use.
Link Fleming and Helen defend an irrigation plan against Rugged rivals Roper Kilgo and Buzz Hamilton. Tensions rise after a shooting, arrests, and shifting loyalties as Fleming and Helen press a joint venture to back Silver Creek with Triple H land, despite Kilgo’s opposition.
In Panama the media worth about 23 cents is the smallest coin and is used by the poorer population for pricing goods. Biscuits, especially cheap sweet varieties, are sold in media units with the United States supplying most trade and Britain catering to fancier types. Canada and Germany have small shares per the Industrial Department of the Canadian National Railways. Domestic biscuit production is limited and soda biscuits are widely consumed by natives.
A four foot long hand gun heavily gilded and studded with precious stones, once in the armoury of Sir Vikrama Raja Sinha, the deposed Ceylonese king, was brought to England by Sir John Doyly and has been bought for Ceylon by Dr. Paul Pieris, the Ceylon Trade Commissioner in England.
Elm trees in Elmira Ontario are being cut into square timbers for shipment to Vancouver and onward to Hong Kong to be used in building Chinese junks sailing rivers in the Orient. Crews work preparing the timber for export.
Elkhart Indiana band manufacturers report declining saxophone sales while noting rising orders for clarinets and trumpets reflecting a shift in musical demand at the Indiana instrument hub.
L. O. Head announces a Unified Air Express uniting air and rail routes across the United States with Canadian facilities and Pacific and South American reach. Twenty of 23 U S domestic airlines and Pan American Airways sign contracts. inauguration set for February 1. Door to door pick up and delivery planned for 215 cities, 40 million people served, via Pan American Airways to 32 foreign countries. Existing air express figures show 2,240,000,000 pound miles flown in 1935 with 2,400,000 pounds handled. new system charges 96 cents per pound coast to coast, Hawaii service at 1.67 per pound.
The oldest motor car in Africa, a four horsepower 1894 France-made vehicle, is now on display at the Johannesburg municipal museum. It remains in running order with its original solid back tires.
Inspiring meditations urge trust in God as salvation and strength. A gentle exhortation to release anxiety, avoid overanalyzing the soul, and rely on daily duties and circumstances to shape spiritual life. Trust in Providence will carry one forward with calm confidence.
Warren William started the film colony’s first school to train chickens for movie roles. About thirty birds began a course believed to fit them for every demand of the movies, addressing Hollywood’s shortage of trained animals.
Marie asks if they are in love and notes he listens intently as she describes her cousin’s new dress, while he shares details of a ball game. The exchange hints at a budding affection through shared stories.
Pilot Angus Campbell of the M. and C. Aviation Company warns that a harsh season in northern Saskatchewan beaver trapping may force relief for Indigenous trappers. He notes fur catches so far are only one third to one quarter of last winter, signaling unprecedented hardship.
A Vienna report notes the Austrian tobacco monopoly plans to profit from the Olympic games this year. It announces that smokers in Austria will be offered Olympia cigars and cigarettes in honor of the sporting event.
A historical note claims the name Mexico City derives from the Aztec war god Mexitll, reflecting early mythic associations and cultural influences.
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