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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1935
Page
2
The essay argues that political ideologies from Communism to Fascism fail because they overlook the core need to reform the individual. It asserts governments corrupt private and public sectors, and that only by making people whole can society heal. The piece concludes that mankind must be shaped by personal virtue and responsibility.
City Solicitor Bruce J. S. Macdonald tells the Lions Club that many on the street think they could do better in public office than the current officeholder. He notes a contrasting view about the newspaper business as a budding arena. Western North America's dark crow is mostly white.
The Wolfe victory at Quebec owed more to a British spy nicknamed This Intelligent Gentleman who provided complete city plans. Wolfe died with the map in his hands. The Black Forest covers 1800 square miles in southwestern Germany and is famed for dark fir forests. Researchers report wallpaper can be colored to resist fading from light.
F W Townley Smith of Lashburn was re elected president of the Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian Seed Growers Association at the University of Saskatchewan convention. Growers warned that frost and heat last summer left seed oats with up to 40 wild cats per pound and pressed for lower germination standards to keep high grade seed from dropping to common seed. Authorities suggested reducing germination to 80 75 and 65 percent for No 1 No 2 and No 3 respectively, to align with commercial seed. the issue was referred to the C S G A executive.
A 15 month old girl named Florie climbed seven foot inclines and dropped from 42 feet while roller skating before psychologists in New York. Her twin Margie cannot mimic these feats and serves as a laboratory exhibit. Dr Myrtle B McGraw leads eight hours daily five days a week at Columbia Presbyterian to study early child development and challenge conventional parenting advice.
The National Fund To Combat Cancer Canada will honor the 25th anniversary of the king's accession by establishing a national cancer fund. In a public statement His Majesty consented to inaugurate the fund, named The King George V Silver Jubilee Con ve cer Fund for Canada, to support Canada's cancer campaign.
The color of honey ranges from water white to dark brown due to light absorption by substances in nectar. This variation does not alter its food value.
A husband asks a friend to call his wife at home to learn where he is likely to be at one o'clock for a luncheon. The note accompanies a separate line about helium gas reportedly found in Bulgaria, challenging the notion of North American monopoly.
Canadian Boy Scouts operated 150 toy shops across Canada delivering eighty thousand toys to over half a million children. Since inception eleven years ago they have collected repaired and distributed nearly two million toys. Significant toy and food relief efforts included new toy production and relief barrel campaigns in eastern provinces.
A presumed mountain lion was killed by Napoleon Whitford near McRae, 20 miles north of Ashmont, Alta. The animal, about five feet long with a two and a half foot tail, was shot five times with a .22 rifle after turning toward Whitford. A three-year-old steer nearby and tracks of four other animals are reported. locals say mountain lions have not been known in the area before.
MIT economist Professor Edwin S. Burdell argues that married men have longer lifespans and lower death rates than bachelors. He notes fewer married men commit crimes or go insane, and that insurance risk is lower for the married. He calls marriage the best insurance against crime insanity poverty and premature death.
The article notes an electric eye system used in Massachusetts to count automobiles, with the caveat that pedestrians are ignored. It highlights the head and tail similarity of the Australian stump-tailed lizard as a separate observation.
A claim that crushing Aspirin tablets in water and gargling can relieve a sore throat in two to three minutes is promoted as a fast treatment. The text urges using Bayer Aspirin made in Canada and sold by druggists, warning against old antiseptics.
A man in Baltimore, Maryland, leaped into a rolling car to brake it before it hit a sidewalk, narrowly avoiding tragedy as a distracted mother stood nearby. A police officer later praised the citizen as heroic, though the man risked arrest for reckless driving before the car was halted.
The British War Office tests a compact land fighting machine described as a mobile suit of armor. A seven foot by two and a half foot by two foot steel box would carry a machine gunner for advance reconnoitering in open warfare, replacing exposed infantry crawl. The device resembles neither tank nor armor, but aims to perform light tank functions without heaviness. The article ends with a moral aside about self honesty.
The government imposed a 30 mile per hour speed limit for all vehicles in England after March 18 and plans to extend London pedestrian safety measures nationwide. Crossings will use nail heads or colored stones, and traffic signals with black and white posts and bright orange lights will be installed widely.
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