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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
7
A theater note highlights Miss Aladdin performing One Wide River To Cross and The Unknown Port in a program featuring multiple pieces. The items showcase stage acts and dramatic readings, marking a cultural presentation at the local venue.
In a crisis after a market crash the Nelson family weighs Cousin Columbine Nelson’s offer to take Nancy on a Colorado ranch. They argue about schooling, independence, homesickness, and the impact on a divided household as they await further telegrams.
Jack reads a telegram that misnames Woodbine as Columine Nelson and advises bringing heavy underwear and flannel nightgowns for Nancy. Phil jokes about Nancy in a flannel nightgown as Mrs. Grant recalls a night at Tim's house delivering medicine.
The text promotes Baby's Own Loap as ideal for a baby's delicate skin with soft soothing oils. It emphasizes a clinging fragrance likened to roses of France and claims benefits for both baby and caregiver. The price shown is 27.25.
The speaker reflects on distance and closeness, warning that too much proximity clouds understanding. She values a distant view to grasp moods and mysteries, while acknowledging loved ones' courage and sacrifices. The poem champions boundaries to perceive a life’s true meaning.
The board of control mandates derbies for Toronto chauffeurs, replacing the longtime cap tradition. No exceptions will be allowed as drivers must switch to the new headgear for operating vehicles.
A notable statistic notes that nine of every ten heavy trucks in Germany are equipped with diesel engines. The figure reflects a strong preference for diesel propulsion in the German trucking sector.
Berlin reports reveal a plan for a highly mobile German army using two motor vehicles per four infantrymen. Open cars will haul guns, trucks will supply front regions, and tanks will bolster front line units. An expert notes the system aims for rapid movement across many fronts and swift aerial reconnaissance to disrupt enemy cities.
At Windsor Castle during a royal guard change before Jubilee celebrations a Grenadier Guards drummer’s drum sling broke. The drum clattered as the band led the march, but the unit kept step and the drummer continued marching while a civilian retrieved the instrument.
In a Maritzburg garden a 1935 group unveiled a plaque at the base of a flat crowned mimosa tree noting that on July 5 1842 General A W S Pretorius Volksraad members and Natal burghers chose to accept British rule under its spreading branches.
The text notes that 38 to 108 hairs daily are shed by young adults aged 18 to 26, while over 120 hairs daily exceed normal. A humorous exchange follows where a father questions the suitor about finances, and the suitor replies that the daughter will stay as housekeeper and he will work as the father’s secretary.
A devotional reflection cites Romans 8 25 and 2 Peter 3 8 about waiting on God’s plan and a thousand year perspective. It speaks of a future heavenly state, the soul’s beauty and glory, and God’s slow but purposeful discipline to make mortals into immortal beings.
Mohandas K. Gandhi rejects sanctioned rat killings amid anti-league measures in plague affected India. A non-violence advocate, he says he would die rather than kill a rat and urges strict sanitation to prevent rat breeding.
A Krasnodar schoolboy reportedly set a world record with a model plane that flew nearly three miles in four hours and 23 minutes. The craft reportedly sustained an average altitude of 4,500 feet, with periods above a mile in height.
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