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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
7
Nancy Nelson a nineteen year old sub-deb and cheerful socialite faces a market crash that bankrupts her indulgent father. A letter from a Colorado relative offers a home under odd conditions, and Nancy with Jack travels to Pine Ridge to begin a new life.
Nancy and Jack Nelson meet their cousin Columbine Nelson upon arrival at Pine Ridge station. Columbine, a breezy driver and self styled guardian, offers lunch and a ride with Mark Adam and Matt to drive them up the pass. The trio discuss family lore, nerves, and the upcoming journey as they depart toward the countryside.
Miss Columbine Nelson reveals she is not feeble at seventy with a middy blouse and sharp wit. Mark Adam drives, Matthew nervously greets the travelers, while Nancy and Jack meet the lively clan on a Pine Ridge pass.
Nance and Jack share a quiet laugh while Cousin Columbine criticizes youths and urges restraint. She notes Jack looks grown but cautions on time, as they plan to park and walk to the Cash and Carry. Nance worries about a year away, but the doctor advised outdoor life. To Be Continued
Poem reflecting on fleeting words versus lasting joys. It contrasts childhood mirth with the sudden illumination of profound moments, where silence and light create a brief, dazzling ascent. The speaker suggests words fail to capture these mysteries, which lift the spirit briefly before fading.
A Bermuda resident, George Grant of Somerset Parish, owns a rare African tree called the Akee. The fruit, the size and color of a pomegranate, splits to reveal a nut the size of a yolk. After five minutes of cooking it turns golden and, with white sauce, resembles a hard boiled egg. Grant is the colony’s only operator of such a tree, brought by his father years ago.
In migrating Canada geese the strongest birds share the lead duties, taking turns guiding the flight as the flock moves southward. This cooperative dynamic helps conserve energy and maintains flock cohesion during long journeys.
Businessmen in Alberta will be aided by the University of Alberta under Dr. W. C. Wallace to learn about graduates seeking commercial courses. A survey of 97 of 127 commerce graduates since 1923 shows placements across Alberta Toronto Vancouver the United States and one in Honolulu. Roles include teaching secretarial work trade commission offices and general commerce with one graduate in farming. seven of 127 have married.
Brigadier General Alex Ross announces Lady Haig will attend Canada's unveiling of the War Memorial at Vimy Ridge in July. The Canadian Legion notes significant interest in the pilgrimage with over a thousand registered, expected to expand many fold, and including representatives from Britain Europe Canada and the United States.
A 15 year old girl who cared for a dying bachelor in Qualicum Beach B C inherits the man’s entire estate valued at over $20 000 including his house and two acres of land. The will named the girl as sole heir, surprising the district which believed the bachelor had no money. The girl is the eldest of five children.
Two foreign born actors Thomas Clark and Gerry Marco have exited Hollywood after declarations they left voluntarily. The Englishmen had both been accused of overstaying their visitors permits and cited U S immigration rules as the reason for departure. Clark appeared in The Barrels of Wimpole Street and Marco played in Clive of India.
A barber described as a martyr to rheumatism says ten years of pain reduced after twelve months using Kruschen Salts. He reports being freer from aches and pains and even rid of rheumatism, attributing improvement to the product. The ad notes Kruschen ingredients dissolve uric acid crystals and stimulate kidneys to expel them.
A devotional piece contrasts Psalm 147 3 4 with reflective poetry praising God’s care for creation. The text contemplates divine protection for the stars and natural world, inviting readers to lift eyes to the heavens and trust in God’s naming and numbering of all celestial bodies.
A discussion on business success cites money ability and hard work as essential for employment nationwide. The report notes a gooseberry bush bearing a fuchsia flower among rarities at the Royal Oxfordshire Horticultural Society Show.
Needlecraft feature starts on an upcoming page with Alice Brooks Needlecraft Patterns. It will cover knitting patterns hot press patterns and more as time goes on. Patterns priced at 20 cents each with full instructions.
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