Hog Market Situation and UK Import Plans
The article assesses current hog prices and their likely impact on the 1933 Canadian hog crop, noting UK limits on bacon and hams imports with Canada allowed to export 280 million pounds of bacon and hams annually. It discusses Manitoba production, Danish swine prospects, and a push for higher quality to match British demand, plus a new Bacco Boar policy to aid producers. It also reports a knife wound case from St Christopher Island where Dr. J S Cramar saved a pulseless teen without anaesthetic and bound his body to control bleeding.
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United Kingdom
Canada
Britain
Manitoba
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
J. S. Cramar
Cunningham Hospital
St Christopher
B.W.1
Rae
St. Christopher
St Kitts
Canadian National Steamshipe Canads
British West Indies
Georgetown
South America
Health and Age Do Change with Life’s Stages
The article discusses how health needs evolve from infancy to old age and stresses adapting habits to body changes. It warns of age related disease hazards and advocates moderation, rest, and gradual activity to maintain health through life. Questions can be addressed by the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto.
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Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
Canadian plant to manufacture American mining gear
THOS LEMON of Hamiota Stedman’s Foundry reports Aurora Indiana based 98 year old industry has arranged with John T Hepburn Limited Toronto to produce American arm products for Canadian and British markets. Crushing grinding pulverizing mixing and screening machinery will be made in Canada.
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Stedman's Foundry and Machine Works
Aurora
Ind
John T. Hepburn, Limited
Toronto
Canadian National Railways
Bee
Canada
United Church Of Canada Leaders From Education
Weekly clipping outlines the United Church of Canada work, noting that from one university alone 1 500 graduates have become ministers or missionaries. United Church colleges have supplied about 90 percent of its leaders and many lay workers benefit from church college training.
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United Church of Canada
United Church
Church
Sirens and fog horns blend lore with new Marine tech
A notice mixes ad lines for a tailor in Hamiota and an echo office supply product with a maritime update. It notes Partridge Island near St John N B as a beacon site where a gramophone and amplifier replace the old fog horn for mariners from the West Indies.
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Partridge Island
St. John
N.B
Dominion Department of Marine
West Indies
Canada News in Brief: Eggs Demand and Gold Output Rise
Canada eats a record egg per person yearly, averaging 361 eggs. Gold production in 1931 hit 2,682,776 ounces worth 55.46 million dollars, up 27.6 percent from 1930, Ontario supplying 2,079,752 ounces. A Fredericton trap earned a white squirrel for government display. Senator Catherine Wilson arrived in Quebec from Europe aboard the Empress of Australia. The prairies see rains boosting seeding prospects and crop hopes per CP agricultural report.
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Canada
Ontario
Catrine Wilson
Quebec
Europe
London
House of Lords
Senate
Lavinia Young People Celebrate Two Pleasant Evenings
A Lavinia Young People Society meeting on December 29 at Mr and Mrs Jos Lindsay's home featured devotion led by Lawrence Tremaine, a talk on missionary work in India, and a discussion on Common Worship and Community Spirit. Rex Hadland read the class paper, followed by a social and lunch. A January 5 surprise party for Mr and Mrs Harvey Skinner at the Alex Skinner home included contests, games, an impromptu debate on married life versus single life, and a mahogany mantel clock gift. Lawrence Tremaine presented, with thanks from Harvey Skinner and a social finale. Mrs Stanley Reid returns home, with mother and daughter improving.
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Young People's Society
Mmte Jos. Lindsay
Lawrence Tremaine
India
Beatrice Tremaine
Rex Hadland
Lindsay
Lavinia
Harvey Skinner
Alex. Skinner
Ivy Lindsay
Eva McLean
Arthur Ball
H. Skinner
Water replaces meals aids stomach relief says Hamiota druggist
Druggist B R McNaught of Hamiota advises stomach sufferers to skip one meal and drink plenty of water. He recommends adding a spoonful of Adlerika each morning to cleanse poisons from the stomach and bowels.
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B.R. McNaught
Hamiota
Euchre Score Cards Sold At The Echo Offes
Printed score cards for euchre available at The Echo Offes for 730 per 100 of insurance carried by The Portage Mutual oldest in the West. The Home with a capital of $12,900,000. The Hartford Purebred Live Stock Appearance General Agent for Continental Life. A sphere of your patronage kindly solicited EK W Alexander Decker phone 80-21 Hamivta.
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Hartford
Continental Life
EK. W. Alexander
Decker
Hamivta
Golf Pro's Granddaughter Sets Pace for Banff Springs
Six year old Lois Dalgleish, daughter of Mrs. P Dalgleish and granddaughter of Bill Thomson Banff Springs pro since 1910, makes a four on a par four hole in seven with a drive across Spray River. Her mother began golf at six, Lois started at four, and three generations of golfers are shown in the film of her remarkable putting.
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Spray River
Alberta
Banff Springs
Lois Dalgleish
P . Dal
Lois
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