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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
2
A call for teamwork across sport military and civic life. The piece argues unity in action beats lone brilliance, urging compromise to coordinate effort and move economies and communities forward. It warns division breeds defeat and stresses shared aims and mutual strength through cooperation.
Dr Edward D Churchill of Boston performs the removal of the entire right lung with cancer in three lobes at an American Thoracic Surgeons meeting. The operation, described by Churchill and confirmed by Dr A L Lockwood of Toronto, marks a historic breakthrough in cancer treatment.
A fire believed to have burned under a Stoke on Trent hospital for 10 to 15 years was discovered. In North America Saskatchewan reports 36 571 farms while Alberta lists 97 623 farms.
The total estimated cost of highway work under the 1931 Act is 9 996 972 dollars with the federal government to contribute 4 998 486 dollars or 50 per cent. Provinces have received 2 547 169 dollars to date: New Brunswick 60 376 Ontario 1 875 000 Manitoba 251 934 Alberta 102 429 British Columbia 257 427.
The French innovator M. de Sivrac is credited with the bicycle idea with a Paris appearance in 1690. His first machine had a wooden frame two wheels and propulsion by pushing against the ground. Meanwhile New York glass works reports a development of architectural glass with strength comparable to light building materials.
Charies Storms of Picton Ontario reports severe heart palpitations and insomnia. After using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills he felt great relief and credits the medicine with restoring strength. His mother also trusts the remedy as the best heart aid she has found.
Richard Halliburton reports from Manila that after a 40 000 mile flight he spent three weeks in Borneo with his plane the Flying Carpet visiting Dayaks who had never seen an aeroplane The device prompted warriors to sail 100 miles and the chief was flown in native dress with goggles The Dayaks asked if the aeroplane laid eggs.
Danish settler M. Pejstrup grows over two hundred ancient seed peas on a single stalk near Pass Lake, twenty five miles north of Port Arthur. One pea bought in Denmark for 25 dollars reportedly came from King Tutankhamen’s tomb via a Danish missionary, with six of the tomb peas sold for 25 to 30 dollars each. The five foot tall stalk bears multi colored flowers and a half inch stem diameter.
Experience with motor cars shows moving parts need oil to reduce wear. Many do not apply this to sewing machines vacuum cleaners lawn mowers washers and other devices. 3 in One Oil lubricates cleans and protects using a science blend of animal mineral and vegetable oils. It costs little more and offers best results. Look for the triple blend “3 in One” trademark in red on every package.
The new vicar visits the wealthiest parishioner who expresses delight in his broadmindedness and sports interest. They discuss the Boat Race and recent sports, then the parishioner quips that he hates religious persons, claiming they will not get along.
A remedy for asthma from Dr J D Kellogg is praised as relieving restricted air passages during attacks and is said to spare patients from fear of recurrence. The ad claims immediate relief and notes sales through dealers.
In an Irish regiment a quartermaster and his assistant discuss a lent loaf shortfall as they portion rations. The assistant jokes Ay ye plate sorr who’ll I give it to with the quartermaster telling him to keep it himself. Camels in Cirenaica reach 40000. Poison ivy is most virulent at flowering. Of 92 elements, 47 found in the sea.
Scientist C. S. Piggott reports that Pacific sediments near the sea floor are four to twelve times richer in radium than terrestrial rocks. He estimates about a billion tons hidden in deep ocean regions, delivered by oxidation and by sinking micro organisms and dust particles.
Persuasive promotional copy touts Persian Baim as delightfully fragrant and dainty to use. It claims quick absorption with no stickiness and a tonic effect that soothes roughness and chafing while keeping skin soft and velvet textured. The text asserts it is unrivalled for charm and refinement and used by lovely women to preserve and enhance natural beauty.
Hadfields Limited of Sheffield has developed a high explosive shell that can pierce one foot thick armor at ten miles. The article notes ongoing weapons production despite disarmament talk. An Iowa inventor also created a highway machine that resurfacing gravel roads with a bituminous binder.
Two British scientists report splitting hydrogen into helium at high voltage 120000 electrons per atom. They observe helium atoms emitted with 100 to 160 times the incoming particle energy, with one reaction per ten million bombardments. Lord Rutherford cautions no immediate commercial value.
China was the leading customer for complete aircraft made in the United States in 1930 and 1931, ranking ahead of all other nations. Chinese preference for American machines stemmed from similar flying conditions between China and the United States.
Moth er Graves proposes Worm Exterminator as a simple remedy to combat worms harming children. The claim presents a straightforward treatment option amid concerns over parasite infections in youth.
A farmer visits a theatre that accepts two dozen eggs as payment. He hands the ticket seller a paper sack and jokes he would have brought his wife if the hens had shelled out better.
China, the most populous nation, had 479,821,000 inhabitants in 1930. It shows a population density of 110.4 persons per square mile of land area.
This article explains that rear tires wear first and shifting worn tires to the front is dangerous. It warns that a front tire blowout at high speed can so reduce steering control that a skid is likely. It advises keeping worn tires on the rear and using fabric-tread tires only as temporary spares until replacement.
A playful note hints that enduring hardship is easier when one describes their steps so others notice. The speaker ties frustration to clarity and social awareness, using humor to encourage transparency.
Large shipments of construction materials continue to arrive in Man churia boosting local projects. Government and private firms coordinate deliveries to site facilities as demand remains high.
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