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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1937
Page
2
The piece weighs whether a university education is worth the cost amid evolving public opinion. It argues value hinges on student aptitude, institutional aims, and fit between the two, noting economic mood and personal goals shape outcomes and warning against ill-considered sacrifice.
Another 85000 dollars representing 40 cents a ton has been paid to 1000 sugar beet growers in southern Alberta. The first bonus on the 1936 crop brings payments to date to 5.55 a ton against final 5.85 for the 1935 crop. Bolivia holds the world’s smallest stamp. If things aren’t coming your way, get in their way.
German beekeepers push a “one more hive each” drive as a preliminary census shows 250000 more swarms, up 12 percent from last year, with expectations that half of the prior honey import volume will be produced domestically. The piece contrasts this with a stray note about planetary orbits.
On a long march penguins add variety by tobogganing or sliding on their bellies, turning a tiring trek into playful travel as they move along.
London announces Canada's panel for King George VI coronation includes Prime Minister Mackenzie King Vincent Massey and G P Vanier. UK delegation features J A Lyons Bruce Isaac Isaacs Latham Rich. Australia lists J Bruce Lyons and others. New Zealand includes Savage Nash and Jordan. South Africa cites Zog and te Water. the Duke of Gloucester will chair.
Major Alford J. Williams of Garden City ascended to 22 000 feet at 6:00 a m and spotted the sun rising over the sea east of Montauk then saw it again before landing at Roosevelt Field at 7 20 a m He joked that airmen might chase the sun when speeds reach 1000 mph citing Kipling and the air mail dream.
Mat Berry the flyer who located two aviators lost in the north country last year is nominated by Major D R MacLaren superintendent Pacific division Canadian Airways to the Vancouver board of trade. Edmonton board of trade also backs Berry for the award. A separate joke tale features a spinster and a sharp retort from a wife about good men. Russian peasants crown a prospective bride with wormwood signifying marital trials.
The text urges consulting a doctor before giving any unknown remedy to a child. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia, instructing buyers to say the brand name and to choose the tablet form, ensuring the product is labeled Genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
The piece explains three annual cold peaks in October January and March or April with midwinter being the severest and linked pneumonia and influenza outbreaks. It notes higher susceptibility in children under five and adults 25 to 35, while most variation stems from individual inherited susceptibility with 17 percent having one or fewer colds yearly, 60 percent about three, and the remaining 23 percent four to ten.
Conservative party authorities in Richmond Surrey seek a married, politically experienced but fairly young parliamentary candidate to replace Sir William Ray who retires due to ill health. Over 70 names have been considered for the seat, historically held by large Tory majorities.
Edwin C Hill quotes Scribners claiming the Nizam of Hyderabad is the wealthiest man on earth with at least one billion dollars. He allegedly stores 860 tons of gold in a strong room and possesses vast diamonds rubies emeralds and pearls.
Step by step for a sweet Swedish braid loaf using fresh yeast milk water and flour. Includes mixing rising kneading braiding baking icing and total time four hours. Card notes Mildred Mae MacKenzie author copyright.
Graham cracker crust prepared with Graham Waters shortening and cinnamon. Custard filling made from egg yolks sugar milk cornstarch and vanilla cooked until coats the spoon. Meringue formed from egg whites and sugar spread atop and topped with remaining crust crumbs then baked until brown.
Morris W. Wilson, President of The Royal Bank of Canada, warned against speculative booms and urged an orderly recovery. He cited drought impacts, rising grain stocks, stronger newsprint demand, lumber and mineral production gains, and improved manufacturing activity. Dobson noted assets and deposits up, with a cautious view on loans as business shows incremental improvement and 1937 prospects brighten.
A one legged sea gull has become a daily visitor at the international railway bridge in Fort Erie Ontario. The bird hops along and visits the bridge workers for meals after they began feeding it.
A woman who recently spoke to the Royal Institute of British Architects is said to be the first female in a century to do so. The article urges future designs to include feminine help in kitchen planning and adequate cupboard space in all homes.
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