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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
4
A testimonial endorses Kraschen Salts for fat reduction and energy. The speaker claims a six month weight drop of 28 pounds and improved vitality, with advice to take one-half teaspoon in hot water daily before breakfast, adjust diet and exercise, and expect clearer skin, brighter eyes, and better sleep.
The Alberta Liberal convention planned for June 16 to 18 is delayed until October. The U S Senate endorsed further income tax increases and proposed a 100 percent levy on income from unlawful activities. Calgary was named 1933 convention city for the United Commercial Travellers across Washington Oregon and British Columbia.
A Dominion cabinet sub committee and four expert committees are formed to organize the empire meeting. Dr Jacob Grimm of Germany lauds English as a world language adaptable to other tongues. Raw cotton tops Japan import trade. A patient claims a remedy cured rheumatism. A quip on weather forecasts ends a Madrid caption.
The article compares the speed of Flight Lieutenant Stainforth’s 1931 Schneider trophy lap at 416.2 mph with bullet muzzle speeds from revolvers and rifles. It notes bullets travel faster briefly but lose speed over distance, while the plane maintains top speed, suggesting the aircraft would outrun the bullet on average.
Physicists at the University of Michigan report evidence that variable stars brighten and dim due to wave movements in electrically charged particles within the star. The notice lists: Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Pattern No. Name Town.
Government details for debt relief and extended title postponements under the Debt Adjustment Act 1932. Provisions limit seizures, protect household essentials, live stock, tools, seed, and homestead allowances for farmers and urban residents owners. Credit relief includes certificate postponements, court appeals, and commission guidance with bankruptcy options if needed. Information desks in Regina offer further help.
The piece argues that modern democracy faces complex economic questions beyond simple suffrage issues. It notes how policy now hinges on industry direction, trade restrictions, and the gold standard, with administration details reshaping national life. In some Western countries democracy gives way to dictatorship as legislative systems strain under crisis.
Gelatine soaks in cold water then dissolves in hot coffee. Sugar is added and the mixture sits in cold water until it thickens. Then cream is folded in with vanilla lemon juice and salt. The blend is poured into a wet mold and chilled until firm.
Wash and boil beef tongue until tender then peel. Simmer with onion celery cloves mace thyme parsley and sugar in the liquor. Remove tongue and thicken the liquor with gelatine. Glaze the tongue, chill, then garnish with watercress and serve.
A widow ran a small shop and relied on an admirer who escorted her home with the day’s takings in a heavy cash bag. He boasted of the good business, while she hinted at a “quid business” beneath the surface. After marriage he learned the bag hid the counterweight.
When vegetables are cooked, half of their mineral content leaches into the cooking water making it useful for soups gravies and other dishes.
A witty quip frames marriage as a form of lottery in which participation begins with a public pledge. The remark underscores social norms surrounding courtship. It uses humorous tone to critique formalities in joining marriage.
The article notes magnesium powder is employed in fireworks and illumination bombs.
Saskatchewan producers urge careful consideration of import quotas for wheat at the Imperial Conference. The provincial government will seek Western co operation to form a brief for Canada's delegates, covering currency stabilization, trade of agricultural products, Empire marketing board, Churchill port use, and other measures. The committee also proposes examining export bonuses in dairy and expanding bacon pork trades.
A 187 year feud ends after a telegram from the Duke of Argyll to Col. Sir Fitzroy MacLean prompts reconciliation on Mull. MacLean, 97, proclaims friendship and burial of the sword, tracing feud to 1745 rumors of a wife’s suspected intrigue with a Campbell.
Newly found Scottish records state that from the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin to Martinmas the penalty for salmon theft or killing carried a fine of 25 dollars for the first offence and death on the third offence.
Canada produced 51,300,000 pounds of tobacco in 1931 valued at 7,177,540 dollars. The figure reflects the year's output and market value, highlighting the tobacco sector's scale in that period.
A fragmentary exchange cites a German saying about punctuality in meals and wages. The line attributes equal timing to both meal preparation and payment, attributed to a Wahre Jakob context in Berlin.
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