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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1932
Page
2
The author argues tariffs harm global economies and unemployment. Breaking protection, expanding free trade through bilateral accords and regional steps like Holland Belgium Luxembourg reductions may spark wider adoption, with imperial ties and Commonwealth actions urged to foster peaceful relations through open commerce.
A British expedition leaves England to locate Colonel Fawcett, missing in Mato Grosso since 1925. Led by Robert Churchward and Captain John G Holman, the team follows reports from Swiss trapper Rattin of a white prisoner among unknown Indians. They hope to return Fawcett alive to England.
W L Mc Gregor of Windsor Ontario president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Dominion Bond and Investment Association annual dinner in London Ontario. He warned that Canadians face a growing tax burden and urged reductions in public expenditures after his tour of the country.
Former Finance Minister Charles Dunning told a London Ontario service club that Canadians should work hard to earn every honest dollar and spend it to maintain a decent standard of living. He warned against experimental economic changes in this period.
Manitoba added seventy five new industries last year and established manufacturers introduced forty seven new products. Nine plants were expanded and seventeen added new equipment. In Middlesbrough England the plan calls for replacement of all street cars with modern units.
The article explains defensive high card values and their trick counts, plus quantitative hand valuations using distributional values. It notes Aces and Kings as core defensive cards and outlines trick counts for combinations, with no trump considerations in no trump games. It also discusses balanced hands and preferring no trump with partner support, citing Culbertson as a primary table reference.
The Sidmouth Bay observatory in England uses a photographic telescope with a one ton lens valued at over ten thousand dollars. Dr William Lockyer and an assistant claim it will operate as a robot astronomer, recording meteors comets and nebulosities while we sleep. It may also capture light from events that occurred billions of years ago, revealing ancient celestial history.
Patience arrives with humble grace but is unseen at first. Time returns and patience reveals her guiding light through life’s dusk, lifting the speaker’s spirit with a star like glow.
J Forsyth Smith the Canadian government fruit commissioner to Great Britain said on arrival at Montreal aboard the Duchess of Richmond that the new tariff has created unprecedented demand for Canadian apples. Miller's Worm Powders are praised as mild and effective against worms and widely used for years to relieve children’s ailments, noted as a leading preparation with proven power in many cases.
The fruit branch of the Department of Agriculture reports prospects for Dominion crops are very satisfactory with yields equal to or above 1931. Fifty Manitoba families will be placed on farms under a rehabilitation plan. Budapest lies on both sides of the Danube with Buda and Pest on opposite banks.
The article explains counting tricks in bridge using short and long suits. It defines rules for dummy and dealer hands, noting only one short suit may count unless five or more trumps exist, and that dealer short suits do not count. It previews further discussion on applying these principles.
A vintage instruction card outlines making two quarts of iced tea using six heaping teaspoons of SAL ADA black tea, one pint hot water, six minutes, then sugar and lemon juice, topped with cold water. It also touts Persian Balm as a beauty and grooming product for the entire family with soft skin and hair use claims.
Saskatchewan King's Printer R. S. Garrett seeks an English firm to route a small stationery order through Hudson Bay and Churchill. The aim is to test delivery times and costs from England to Regina, gathering firsthand information for government purchasing.
A vintage advert touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment as a ready remedy for burns sprains felons blood poisoning soft corns warts and scald feet praising its value for inflammation and muscular rheumatism.
Department of National Revenue reports a May export rise of more than 140000 gallons with total May shipments at 236696 gallons up from 95533 a year earlier. Most of the increase goes to French possessions of St Pierre and Miquelon. Gibbs remarks about Jones and his wife float in the page. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator praised for relieving children's suffering with healthier results.
In New York the four thousand Chinese workers lack jobs yet avoid bread lines or alms. Despite tong rivalries, On Leong and Hip Sing act as efficient relief agencies. Restaurant slump drives much unemployment.
Three large icebergs drift into the westbound steamship lane of the North Atlantic. They lie in the path of liners traveling from northern European points to the United States. The Hydrographic Office in Boston issued the warning. The Pontchartrain relayed the alert and is on ice patrol duty while the Navy cautions all vessels.
At Manchester Airport the chief pilot H W Bonnan wrapped in an asbestos blanket to rescue a man from a burning aircraft. The inquest into the other occupant Leading Aircraftman W P Lane returned a verdict of accidental death and Police Constable Hayes who was burned was commended by the jury for his part in the rescue.
A 100 year old wooden pen holder sparked a crisis as quill pen makers dumped stocks. One man pivoted by transforming unsold pens into toothpicks, averting ruin for the industry.
Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claims quick relief from asthma symptoms and guards future health by systematic inhaling of the remedy's smoke or fumes to prevent re attacks and often achieve permanent relief.
Earned Their Keep Smithson reports bees yielded little honey while bees stung Dunn who sought repayment for borrowed money. Chemists test two weeds as substitutes for imported pyrethrum flowers used in insect poisons. England saw over 17,500,000 attend dog races last year.
The warm weather smell is said to be largely prevented by regular bathing with Baby's Own Soap. A free lather gives a refreshed cool feel and pleasant aroma. Baby's Own sells for 10¢ a cake at dealers everywhere.
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