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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe non habit forming tonic to stimulate the liver and bile. It claims relief from facial jaundice dizziness headaches and fatigue with no harsh purgative effects. Priced 25 and 75 cents in red packages.
Gale of the Crown jewels valued at 300 million dollars eyed to fund Turkey relief. Watertown airport urged as official Canada port of entry. pilots now clear at Malone. Young Plan protocol signed in Paris by Briand and foreign ministers of Britain Italy and Belgium. Captain Barnard plans world flight in 30 days. China mandates native cloth for school uniforms to spur home industry. Labrador sale rumored at 100 million dollars by British Canadian and US group. Canada bans parrots parrots birds under animal contagions act. Tokyo reports 250 million yen bond issue to refinance 1931 loan. US and Britain near parity. Night flight beacons to aid all weather operation in several Canadian and prairie sites.
In March the Port of New Westminster reported 23 deep sea arrivals, up from 17 a year earlier. For the first quarter, 60 vessels with a gross tonnage of 343 453 registered inwards, versus 48 vessels totaling 266 017 in the same period of 1929.
A light moment arose at the art exhibit when a visitor joked about not finding a mirror in the gallery. The comment drew smiles from attendees as the show continued.
A Cairo court refused a mother's bid to fund her daughter's education citing Mohammedan law. The judge decried female education while warning of social danger, contrasting with a call for sex equality. In other news Miss Constance A Harvey of Buffalo becomes American vice‑consul in Ottawa after a merit based exam.
All Tingey models are designed in Paris and sketched there, then adapted in New York by American patternmakers. A midnight blue moire frock with cream lace collar and cuffs offers jaunty appeal and versatile belting options. Pattern sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 42, ready for immediate delivery, hand cut, pattern price 25 cents.
Winnipeg Pattern No sea eres Size i notice describes ordering patterns from the Winnipeg Pattern Club at 175 McDermot Ave. The note outlines address details and pattern identification for subscribers and customers seeking specific sizes.
The Young plan halving German reparations from about 25 billion to 9 billion is now in effect after a Hague conference protocol. Ambassadors of Britain France Belgium Italy and the French foreign minister signed it after tea with Aristide Briand. The reparations commission ends and the Bank for International Settlements begins operations in Basel. Reparations bonds totaling 306 million dollars will be issued, two thirds to creditor nations and one third to Germany for internal use.
Two easy dressing recipes are shared for uncooked and cooked options. Beat eggs salt and mustard, add Eagle Brand milk and vinegar, then rest to thicken. One dressing is excellent for fruit or vegetables and stores well. chili sauce can be added for a Russian style.
A quick sauce recipe uses half a tablespoon salt and several pantry items. Mix dry ingredients, add beaten egg butter milk water and vinegar, cook until thickened, strain and cool. Optional whipped evaporated milk or cream may be added before serving for richness. Yield about one cup.
Children of London recently attended a lecture on the home life of ancient Egypt. They were shown balls and rattles believed to amuse Egyptian babies of 2000 B.C. The scene contrasts the modern city with ancient childrearing traditions.
Colombia shipped 2,863,171 bags of coffee in the previous year. The piece mentions a French inventor's pot that brews coffee under heavy steam pressure and notes a proverbs style saying about progress and forward motion.
A dealer advertises a remedy praised for significant help, noting about six boxes were used with great benefit. The promotion offers price 50 cents per box, available at druggists or mailed directly from The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto Ontario.
Mrs Creamer formerly Mrs Felton arrived in London with her husband to receive a silver salver and the Order of the British Empire for sitting four hours at a telephone relay station. Her information helped Admiral Sturdee track three German ships, leading to the sinking of Baden, Santa Isabel, and a Seidlitz-type vessel by the Bristol and the Macedonia.
The race to crown the biggest ocean liner heats up in New York as shipyards revise plans. White Star Line shifts Oceanic to 65 000 tons and 1000 feet in length, aiming to surpass rivals like the Majestic at 915 feet and Leviathan at 907 feet. United States Lines counters with Leviathans II and III estimated at 965 feet.
Ontario secondary school teachers oppose dispensing examinations in middle schools and favor promotion by teacher recommendation. They argue exams harm nervous pupils and reward short term memory, preferring term-long training and recommendation for advancement.
Manitoba shows a booming inland fishery sector with over 33 million pounds caught in 1929, a record for the province. Market value rose from 1,232,000 in 1924 to 2,634,000 in 1929 across Lake Winnipeg and other waters.
Vancouver port saw busy commercial shipping in March with about 1 million net tonnage. There were 1,909 arrivals totaling 966,288 tons plus 106 deep sea arrivals weighing 403,856 tons.
A guardsman of King Alexander’s retinue received a 100000 dinars reward after risking his life to catch 2 year old Prince Tomislav who fell from a Belgrade palace window. The prince landed on the guard, who was knocked unconscious but the child remained unharmed.
A trio of Brandon hens, noted for high egg production, shipped to Ottawa for training and fitting to uphold Manitoba’s poultry reputation at Crystal Palace Sydenham England. They will join poultry leaders from around the world when the fourth world poultry congress convenes next July.
One sixth of the global coal supply lies largely dormant in Alberta Canada according to a briefing that highlights underutilized mines and potential recovery concerns.
The text honors Emmeline Pankhurst noting her unwavering conviction and courage in suffrage battles from platform speeches to prison hardships. It contrasts her enduring fame with the extraordinary risks she took in Parlia ment Square marches and solitary prison struggle.
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