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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
2
An essay argues that lasting good cannot come from coercion and force. It cites Butler and historical examples, critiques Soviet methods, and asserts reform requires voluntary mind change and broad cooperation. Force breeds resistance and false appearances of progress without true moral conversion.
An 82 year old Mount Clare resident is learning to read and expects to read a newspaper soon. He says he never dreamed such a world would open through the printed page and is making fair progress.
W E Darling of Cincinnati argued that only 15 percent of safety is from mechanical perfection and 85 percent from education. The blind speaker shared his personal accident experience of disfigurement and loss of sight and urged relentless safety work.
The Port de Guise, Calais historic gateway long threatened with demolition, is saved as an official historic monument by government action. Minards Checks Failing Hair.
Canada will impose an immediate embargo on importation and transport of all parrots after the British Columbia health department reported the first outbreak of parrot fever in the country. Dr. H. E. Young and provincial health officers aim to confine the illness to a few Vancouver area cases and are tracing parrots from the Orient to determine their whereabouts for examination.
Mrs James Vanalstine of Pibroch Manitoba describes chest pains and fainting spells eased after using H N Pills. She notes three years without a spell and urges others to try the remedy. Price 50c a box from druggists or mailed by The T Milburn Co Toronto. Also a note from The British Guild of Blind Gardeners promoting gardening instruction for sightless children and blind gardeners.
R G McNeillie is named assistant passenger traffic manager for eastern lines with headquarters in Montreal. He will assume the role May 1 after eight years as Winnipeg general passenger agent. A farewell gift from the passenger department accompanied by C E McPherson's advisory stint included a liqueur set and wardrobe suitcase.
Mrs. Jas. A. Haughn of Bridgewater Nova Scotia describes severe weakness and nerve distress from low blood. After trying various remedies she used Dr Williams Pink Pills, which restored her health by renewing and purifying blood. She reports renewed energy for daily tasks. The pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The piece notes the Middle Ages origin of the saying and describes low stone church seats along walls used by the aged. It then shifts to medicine ads for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil and Douglas Egyptian Liniment, urging households to keep them for croup relief and wound care.
A new commercial air line from Trieste to Marseilles will connect in Venice with Vienna and Rome routes. Tri-motor seaplanes will serve the intermediary stop, linking the gondola city to the outside world.
Two hours after meals sour stomachs or indigestion occur from over stimulated stomach nerves and excess acid. The remedy is an alkali, Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, a tasteless dose in water. It neutralizes acid and acts quickly, relied on by physicians for 50 years. Get the genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia with full directions at any drugstore.
The English headmasters on a Canadian tour returned to Toronto enthusiastic about their reception and confident the trip will bring capable English youths to Canada. Dr Cyril Norwood urged quality immigration and warned against unprepared arrivals, noting emphasis on universities and self-propulsion after graduation. He also discussed immigration by Nordic and central European flows.
Philip Osler fined $10 and costs by Magistrate R. M. Noble in provincial police court for disturbing wild geese near Rosser and Meadows. Game Warden Durant testified that Osler pursued thousands of birds in a plane during the close season and was told to warn aviator friends to stop the sport.
In the last decade Canadian Pacific Railway has invested 100 million dollars in new ships built in British yards marking a major fleet expansion. Spain hosted its first olive oil congress recently, held in Brazil.
Premier MacDonald writes from Chequers Park in the McGill Annual message to Medill students urging effort with strength. He quotes a biblical line and reflects on duty and discipline for the students amid the rural setting. Worm Powders claim quick worm relief for children and health benefits of the medicine. An English debt order from Blackpool requires monthly payments totaling over 80 years.
Proposals call for playgrounds about 14 feet above street level to serve children in New York City tenement districts amid crowded housing conditions.
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