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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
2
The piece argues the Lindbergh kidnapping spotlighted rising U.S. crime and questions how Puritan restraint, secular schooling, and a worship of wealth bred license. It warns Canada to heed the lesson as nations pay for neglecting true religious tenets and moral law.
Brought a Sample D. C. Coleman of Charleston West Virginia visits the police to claim his salt and pepper suit was stolen. He brings a mixed packet of salt and pepper to aid the investigation. A humorous note follows about husbands and a 10 foot garage door.
A newspaper office celebrates a single subscriber who pays in advance while expressing amusement at those who borrow the paper without paying. The piece contrasts responsible support with unpaid consumption.
A report notes Karakul sheep of Asia endure harsh climates and strong adaptability to adverse conditions. A proposal suggests introducing South African champagne into England.
Mrs. K. McElroy of Kirkfield Ontario writes of anxiety and sleep loss before taking seven boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She says she is now completely relieved, sleeps normally, and has gained weight. The advertisement invites orders through mail order.
Sir Robert Borden told the League of Nations Society in Canada annual meeting in Ottawa that the League educates nations to co operate and remains the greatest human agency for preserving peace. Miss Agnes MacPhail voiced disappointment at disarmament efforts. Dr H M Tory was re elected president and new officers were named including Hugh Guthrie as honorary vice president H J McNulty as honorary treasurer and John W Dafoe named vice president.
A short health note explains that many indigestion issues stem from excess stomach acidity and suggests avoiding troublesome foods. It promotes Bisurated Magnesia as after meal protection that neutralizes acids and aids digestion, claiming it lets people eat normally.
Senator Dill of Washington says private radio faces a public limit as Canada moves to government operated broadcasting with two dollar licenses and strict ad caps. He warns the US could adopt a similar system unless American stations improve to satisfy listeners and authorities.
When neuralgia or lumbago strikes the back this oil claims to ease pain with a massage. A test is said to establish faith in its restorative effects.
B. F. Alley of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, while visiting Toronto after a western tour, said better days lie ahead. He predicted Canada would see sunshine over the hill of prairie conditions by year’s end with progress toward improved economic climbs becoming easier.
Deep survey by the navy in the Caribbean reveals a 24,000 foot depth which is regarded as potentially offering clues to earthquakes. The article notes a decline in traditional pests and a rise in diversions for spare hours among youth, attributing moral decline to an excess of good times.
A reader recalls severe backache lasting years with hospital stays and six months of rest. She credits Kruschen Salts for relief, noting pains stopped soon after starting and diminishing as daily use continued.
Phyllis Haslam of the University of Saskatchewan shattered both the Canadian and American 220 yard breaststroke marks in an official time trial at the YMCA pool in Saskatoon. Her 3 20 2 5 set new records, surpassing Agnes Geraghty’s 3 27 2 5 Canadian and 3 20 4 5 American feats, drawing a roar from spectators. Coach Joe Griffiths aims to push Haslam to Olympic trials.
The text extols a Persian palm product as a rare charming cosmetic. It claims fragrant notes and a delicately cool touch that leaves complexions youthful and lovely. It is described as indispensable for dainty women and suitable as a powder base or lotion, toning and stimulating the skin and softening hands to a flawless white.
The large black work horse known as Old Doc Dobbin died suddenly on a Manitoba farm where 150 horses are kept for serum production. He supplied diphtheria antitoxin for the treatment of more than 141,000 children and was 21 years old. He once attended a birthday party with local school children. A Manitoba child education cost in 1930 was $77.80, Saskatchewan $87.10, and Alberta $89.30.
An expert warns household devices need oil that cleans as well as lubricates. Three in One Oil, combining animal mineral and vegetable oils, penetrates, cleans, protects, reduces wear and rust. It stays put and is sold widely with a red 3 in One trademark.
British House of Commons data show Canada selling more to Britain in four months to April 30. Wheat imports reach 9.104 million hundredweights, bacon and ham imports surge, cheese and salmon also climb, while unmanufactured tobacco and total trade values rise versus 1931.
Eggs, raisins, sugar, vanilla, rice flakes, milk, and nutmeg combine for a baked custard. Beat eggs, mix with rice flakes and raisins, heat milk with sugar, blend, add vanilla and nutmeg, pour into a greased dish, set in a water bath, bake until firm, then chill before serving.
Instructions combine 3 eggs 1 cup rice flakes 1 cup sugar 1 cup chopped nuts 1 cup chopped dates with beaten yolk then fold in stiff egg white. Bake in buttered pan 375 degrees for 45 minutes crumble, pile in sherbet glasses, serve hot or cold with whipped cream or lemon sauce. Makes six servings.
Berry growers on Vancouver Island and the mainland consider forming a $50,000 export group to capitalize on Britain's 25 percent preference for Em pire berry pulp imports processed with sulphur dioxide. The venture aims to market over 500 tons of berries and small fruits valued at about $125,000 this year.
A wage earner’s layoff triggers store losses and reduced production. As production drops, more workers are let go, creating a spiraling cycle that spreads worldwide and leaves the economy sluggish.
An advertisement urges readers to try Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming it quickly stops choking and restores natural breathing. It cites thousands who have used the remedy and advises obtaining a package today.
A century ago Samuel Finley Breese Morse conceived the telegraph idea and sketched the apparatus. Within days he created rough drawings, and the first public demonstration followed in 1837.
E. J. Chambers president of the associated growers of British Columbia reports a likely apple crop gain of one million boxes over 1931. The surplus could require finding a market for about 1,000 carloads outside western Canada to absorb the extra fruit.
The display features the 500 pound, 43 inch high largest watch beside a minuscule one quarter ounce, 1/8 inch high model at an industrial exhibition. A line touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment for treating ces garget and preventing blemished stock. A famed chess player states he has not played in five years, though he may play again any minute.
A new material developed in Germany is enabling the manufacture of unbreakable dishes. The advance promises durable tableware and practical home use, reflecting progress in materials science.
Advert describes Canapar Cookery Parchment a reusable odor sealing cooking sheet. It flavors and preserves foods while preventing steam and odor escape. Demonstrates use in boiling vegetables steaming roasting and packaging meat. promises less cleanup and fuel savings. Made by PARASANI Heavy Waxed Paper makers. coupon offer included.
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