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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 17, 1935

Page

7

Pine Ridge Welcome Reveals Cousin Columbine’s Plan

Nancy Nelson and Jack arrive at Pine Ridge after a Colorado letter invites Nancy to help an elderly cousin. Cousin Columbine explains her motive and family history, praising Eve Adams and the Adams clan while plotting jobs for the pair. Nancy battles feelings about the life change and possible deception.

Nancy Nelson Colorado Columbine Nancy Jack Pine Ridge Columbine Nelson Mark Matthew Adams Boston Cousin Columbine Nelson Father Louise McKenzie Ranch Divide Way Matthew Luke John Eve Adams Aurora Nance

December First Dreads Loom as Jack Seeks Work

In a small town Jack frets over unemployment two weeks past while Cousin Columbine suggests wood chopping as pay. Nancy enjoys sun and plans a hill hike as Aurora teases about stockings and the sisters discuss prospects and home life amid December longing.

To Be Continued Scene From A Rural Page

A good woman warns about punishing a girl for mischief while discussing clothing and travel plans. The dialogue mentions Juanita Tubbs, silk stockings, woolen sport hose, and a trip to the Springs. The narrator searches for a missing garment and asks for directions to a pine hill.

Juanita Tubbs Nance Juanita Aurora

Derelict Fleet Haunts Atlantic With Deadly Toll

A derelict fleet has caused sixteen serious collisions and 300 deaths in five years. The U S Hydrographic Bureau blacklists fifty hulks wandering off the American coast, including a windjammer from Australia and a Marseilles ketch. Some wrecks resist bombs, with tales of the Governor Parr and the Nerina in perilous long voyages and harrowing imprisonments.

United States Hydrographical Bureau Atlantic Marseilles Parr Wyer Sargent Cape Hatteras Azores Bermudas Nerina Scilly Isles

Scientists claim wood pulp fabric to replace cotton

The London Daily Express quotes Dr. E F Armstrong a leading British chemist saying cotton will be replaced by a fabric made from wood pulp. Scientists have discovered a way to make staple fibre from wood pulp into fabric on existing cotton mill machinery. New factories to supply this material are already being built in Lancashire.

The London Daily Express E. F. Armstrong Great Britain the Express Armstrong Lancashire

German Saving Deposits Rise Sharply

Savings in Germany have surged as funds flow into deposits at banks. Analysts attribute the rise to higher interest offers and consumer caution amid economic uncertainty. The trend signals stronger household liquidity and potential impact on lending.

Memorial To Hall Caine Tombstone Erected In Manx Churchyard

The Manghold churchyard monument to Sir Hall Caine and his wife is completed after three years. A twelve foot high Celtic cross designed by Archibald Knox features carved portraits from Caine novels and a Wordsworth quotation. Portraits include John Storm and Pete from The Christian and The Manxman.

Sir Hall Caine Manghold Isle of Man Man Maughold Archibald Knox Miss Hall Caine Wordsworth

The Rhyming Optimist

Poem speaks of enduring love through time and change. It contrasts fleeting moments with lasting memories that revive joy after loss. The speaker notes April hours and romantic memories as sources of renewed happiness.

Bank of England Funds Back World Currency Stabilization

The London Daily Herald reports Montagu Norman pledging 375000000 pounds from the British exchange equalization fund to stabilize currencies worldwide without government agreements. The Bank of England allegedly agreed at a secret Basel meeting without treasury prior consultation.

The London Daily Herald Montagu Norman Bank of England British Exchange Equalization Fund Norman Basle Switzerland Treasury

Canada Increases Canned Fruit Exports To Britain

Canadian exports of canned fruit to Great Britain rose 28 percent from January 1 to March 16 1935 versus the same period in 1934. Gains concentrated in canned apples pears and peaches.

Great Britain

Little Helps For This Week Reflects on Trust in God in Darkness

The piece cites Isaiah 50 10 urging believers to trust in the Lord and rely on His strength during darkness. It reassures God’s tenderness for those in the dark and encourages practical acts like tidying, cooking, or visiting a friend, done in faith despite feelings.

Weigall urges five year minimum for empire parliaments

Sir Arthur Weigall in London at a Royal Empire Society luncheon urged a minimum five year life for empire parliaments, interchangeable civil servants across Britain and Dominions, and a fixed number of non portfolio ministers. He warned shorter terms keep ministries in perpetual election mode. Australian and New Zealand parliaments are already three years.

Empire Arthur Weigall Royal Empire Society London Britain Dominions Arthur New Zealand

Letter from Byrd Antarctic Expedition Reaches Scotland after 15 Months

A letter mailed from Little America in Antarctica on January 14, 1934 by Lieutenant Jack Taylor Burt has arrived in East Wemyss Scotland. Burt, a Byrd Antarctic Expedition crew member, sent it to his parents at Glenbrae Cottage. The envelope bears two specially designed stamps showing the world globe and text Byrd Antarctic Expedition II U.S. Postage 3 cents.

Little America Antarctica South Pole East Wemyss Scotland Jack Taylor Burt Glenbrae Cottage Burt Antarctic U.S

Memory Destroyer Quip Sparks Debate Between Men

In a spirited exchange, Malins declares the true memory destroyer is doing a man a favor, as Newton counters with questions about alcohol and tobacco. The remark prompts readers to ponder the subtle harms of social generosity and self restraint.

Malins Newton

Such as what in this dump

Dialogue scene shows a weary traveler asking for food and a waiter responding in a clipped colonial tone. The exchange highlights a rough dining setting with minimal options and blunt service. The humor derives from the waiter’s evasive reply “such as it is.”

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