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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
2
The column yields to Dr Frank Crane for a four minute essay praising outdoor life. It argues health and vitality come from sun and grass, condemns indoor living as unhealthy and links outdoor activity to moral vigor, learning, and even religion.
A forthcoming electric brake system for passenger cars promises minimal driver effort to stop large vehicles quickly. The unit, already used in heavy trucks, cuts power needs and is touted as more practical than mechanical brakes. A steering wheel button to disable headlights may cut accident risk, and an automatic electric shoe polisher shines both shoes in three minutes.
Henninger, a farmer, owns a pig born with two mouths two sets of teeth and two tongues. He notes one mouth is stationary while tongues move in unison. He also reports a sudden birth surge at the ranch with 28 pigs a colt and ten chicks born in three hours and jokes about overstocking. The item ends by praising Dr Electric Oil as a healing remedy for humans and animals.
The He De France, new to the French Line, will launch seaplanes from its deck to speed Atlantic travel. Flights will depart off the Grand Banks and fly to seaboard cities in the United States and Canada after several maiden voyages. Minard’s Liniment is advised for reference.
The British National Playing Fields Association appeals for 1.906 million pounds and land to create playing fields in England. King dedicates two royal paddocks for the effort while Prince of Wales supports the cause with a broadcast on his Derby return. He aims to end the plight of 4,000,000 children lacking access to football and cricket facilities.
A historic health ad claims a remedy drives out rheumatism and subdues lumbago bringing instant ease and comfort to sufferers with rapid relief from pain and stiffness.
A Georgetown reader praises Nerviline as a reliable strong penetrating pain remedy. He states his crippling joint and rheumatic pain cleared up quickly after using Nerviline and urges others to obtain a bottle to regain health promptly.
The Saskatchewan City Association plans a dairy convention in Regina at the Hotel Saskatchewan from February 7 to 10 1928. The Saskatchewan organization will host the interprovincial gathering with a convention committee in place. Outside speakers and practical demonstrations are planned along with an interprovincial team judging event for youths under 16.
Mrs. Wallace Pepper of Simcoe Ontario recounts a summer illness marked by loss of appetite and severe abdominal pain. She describes passing blood and visiting a doctor who advised a rapid remedy to recover.
A testimonial claims partial use of a bottle relieves bowel issues and advocates strong recommendation. The product is marketed as a longstanding remedy by The Tutburn Co Limited based in Toronto Ontario.
FP L L Zybach of Grand Island Nebraska develops a simple three piece wood and metal automatic plow attached to a tractor. The device plows in clockwork patterns, allowing farmers to rest or attend to other tasks while the field is cultivated. Neighbors warned of runaway danger during tests but praise the potential market readiness.
An article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a quick building tonic for rundown teenage girls showing pallor fatigue and nervous symptoms. It cites Dorothy Lammblin of Bush Island Nova Scotia praising the remedy after six boxes. Pills available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Surge in support for the BCG vaccine developed by Dr. Albert Calmette as a universal infant vaccination. Data show 1 percent TB deaths in 21 000 vaccinated children versus 26 percent in unvaccinated. Vaccine may be given in food and aims to stimulate a mild infection to fight TB. Public hostility remains, but physician interest grows and Europe sees widespread adoption.
Dr. Morley Jull a Burford Ontario native and poultry specialist has been named chairman of the United States national committee for the 1927 World Poultry Congress. His selection signals strong Canadian and U S collaboration as delegates from the United States number over two thousand plus thousands of other members and associates. The congress will be held in Ottawa from July 27 to August 4.
Reports from 22 provincial cities published at Moscow say unions plan to construct from one to twelve aeroplanes each with Leningrad leading the program. The move follows Britain breaking off diplomatic ties with Russia under the warlike slogan Our answer to Chamberlain.
Adolph Goldberg, a 30 year egg candler, presented an eyeless yolkless egg to the Museum of Natural History in New York. Officials called it the first on record. Dust causes asthma and breathing tubes constrict, but Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy promises relief and rest with many testimonials.
The piece argues that speed mania and level crossings are the main dangers to motorists. It asserts roads are not race tracks and level crossings act as death traps, implying that reducing these factors would make fatal auto accidents far rarer than in recent years.
The University of Manitoba lists faculties offering degrees in Arts and Science BSA MOA HSc MSc through Arts and Science and Engineering and Architecture B S A I Sc E E MSc and H Arch Medicine MD and M The Faculty of Agriculture and Home Economics awards BSA and BSc HI Manitoba Law School affiliated, with admission terms and courses details from Registrar W J Spence Winnipeg.
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