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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 11, 1934

Page

5

Camilla Anson Rises as National Tiny Tot Presenter

Camilla Anson, a wealthy heiress’s adopted daughter and aspiring artist, marries Peter Anson in secret. Peter, a struggling sculptor, wins his own chance abroad while Camilla becomes a national radio figure creating Tiny Tot stories. The couple reels from jealousy and pride as Camilla’s career takes off and Peter contemplates their future.

Camilla. Hoyt Peter Anson Peter Camilla Avia Werth Peter Sylvia Todd Perte Avis Thie Camila Avis Werth Pete Fager Wheatheart

Minard's Liniment Praised for Stable Ailments

A Manitoba reader extols Minard's Liniment for horses and cattle with wire cuts and sores. He notes its usefulness in barns and homes over decades, praising its effectiveness for barbed wire injuries and general stable ailments.

France Plans Gas Defenses to Fight Gas Attacks

Military officials said France is prepared to use defensive gases to neutralize poison gases aimed at population centers. A second gas would kill microbes released over cities, and authorities say they are not alarmed by reports Germany studied flooding London and Paris underground systems with gas and germs.

France London Germany Paris

Marvels Of The Heavens Lecture At Royal Institution

The astronomer Sir James Jeans described vast cosmic scales. He spoke of 100 million stars arranged in a wheel like a cartwheel whose revolution spans 250 million years, with the entire civilized era passing in a single clock second. He used this to illustrate the age of the skies. He also noted poultry stock changes in Canada and provided incubation periods for several fowl species.

James Jeans Royal Institution

Endurance feats by women pilots echoed in mail flight talk

The London Times notes Miss Amy Johnson and Miss Jean Batten have pushed the endurance standard for flights to Australia. The Diana air line by Imperial Airways promises faster mail routes at 145 mph, daily from London to southern Australia, signaling a shift from solo stamina quests to routine air mail service.

Mrs Mollison Jean Batten Amy Johnson Australia Karachi Miss Batten New Zealand Darwin London Diana Mollison England Imperial Airways London Times

Cat Attacks Driver In Austria Near Klagenfurt

Peter Sussbauer blared at a black cat crossing the road. The cat leapt onto the car and attacked the driver, leaving him badly scratched and bitten near the neck and sending him to the hospital.

Klagenfurt Austria Peter Sussbauer Sussbauer

Canadian Wheat In US On June 8 By Bushels

Canadian wheat in the United States on June 8 totaled 6,613,977 bushels with 4,923,888 bushels in store at Buffalo, 125,984 at New York, and 1,540,000 at Erie.

United States Buffalo New York Erie

Manchurian Army Surplus Forces Spark Japanese Debate

Japanese advisers confront a budget crunch as Manchukuo fields about 125000 soldiers while over 50000 Japanese troops remain in Manchuria. Officials fear disbanding the extra force could breed banditry or mutiny, prompting calls to keep them in barracks under tight control.

Manchukuo Manchoukuo Manchuria

Expert Fencer Baron von Smertzing Eyes 1936 Olympic Berlin

Baron Wolf von Smertzing, a Hungarian baron now a Canadian citizen, is rumored to carry the Maple Leaf for Canada in Berlin 1936. The 32 year old fencing prodigy trained at Winnipeg’s Blades Club after arriving in 1930, studying at the University of Manitoba while working odd jobs.

Berlin Baron Wolf von Smertzing George Braund Canada Hudson Bay Railway North Country Trapping Winnipeg Baron von Smertzing University of Manitoba Blades

The Marvel of Man Loops the Rhythmic Optimist Verse

The poem extols mankind’s strength and invention from youth to ascent. It celebrates cities rising skyward conquests of sea and air and praises man’s lofty aims, fame, and wealth while noting that love remains his deepest longing.

Earth

Canada Hardwood Exports Rise 100 Percent to Britain

For the first quarter of this year Canadian hardwood shipments to Great Britain total 1,206,000 cubic feet, up from 604,000 cubic feet in the same period of 1933. The wood is used for flooring furniture and automobile bodies in Britain.

Great Britain

Barbados molasses demand rises after 1932 33 curtailment

The 1932 33 curtailment of lumbering in Canada and Newfoundland’s lumbering fishing and mining caused a heavy carryover of molasses in Barbados. This year demand from Canada for fancy molasses has been brisk.

Newfoundland Barbados British West Indies Canada

Little Helps For This Week

A period reflection urging charity, neighborly love, and virtue. Quoted lines from George Eliot and R W Emerson emphasize sacred life, patience, self sacrifice, and good manners as daily moral jewels guiding households and conduct.

George Eliot R. W. Emerson

Canada’s Sweet Tooth and Candy Trade in 1982

The Brandon Sun notes Canada’s chocolate and sugar confectionery output in 1982, with 19 million pounds of chocolate confections and 44 million pounds of sugar confectionery produced. It cites U S consumption rising 30 percent from last year and compares value to 1929. Canada also produced 1214 million dozen chocolate bars and imported 3 million pounds of confectionery mainly from the United Kingdom, with exports small.

United States Dominion Canada United Kingdom Brandon Sun

Robot Runaway at Chicago World's Fair

A Chicago youngster used a flashlight on the robot Willie at the World's Fair causing it to walk in circles. The crowd watched its antics until attendants turned off the light and recovered Willie.

Willie Chicago

Labor Union Calls Off Strike After Car Theft

A labor union suspended its planned strike when the walking delegate reported the theft of their automobile. Police investigated the incident as a possible motive related to labor actions. The union planned to reconvene if vehicle recovery aided ongoing negotiations.

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Fecegrs Santer Abé John Danforth National Fin John Sory Andrew Havelock Leinning Havelock Camilla Anson Dowd Gienboro Manitoba Peety Turkey Lydia F. Pinkham Lydia E. Penkham Cat Appleford Mamelton Ontario Rhyming Optimist Aline Michael Marvel OF PN Hd Sweet Tooth Denicotea Chaniler & Chaniler, Ltd Canadian Distributors Wellington St. W Toronto Ont
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