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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
2
A Pacific Coast lumber camp note praises thrift and self reliance. It argues a worker should save during fat years to endure lean ones, likening it to insurance and prudent living. The ethic links labor, citizenship, and economic stability across cycles.
The Civil Service Federation of Canada at its 14th national convention in Ottawa urged higher government pay. It outlined plans to present a stronger case to the Beatty Royal Commission and to press for increased civil service salaries nationwide.
Automobile production rose in Canada in April with a total of 17 159 cars and a daily average of 572, 37 percent above March. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes April’s index at 26 percent below normal, improving from January’s 60 percent deficit.
In the Dagenham village cemetery Essex a tombstone bears a quip about John Steere once a brewer and notes that his son continues the business down the hill. The inscription invites visitors to turn right to find the family’s venture still operating.
The federal government will carry on the tree nurseries at Indian Head and Sutherland Saskatchewan that distributed trees to prairie farmers free of charge. No extra funds are allocated. Weir will trim other department expenses to cover upkeep after initial reversal of a July 31 cutoff.
The standing committee on agriculture will examine documents from the House on the 11 years old Whiteside Foster correspondence regarding the Wheat Board sales of 1917 and 1918. Hon. H. H. Stevens moved to authorize the inquiry into Western farmers’ claims of government profits.
Recipes describe simple desserts using cup rice one cup milk cup sugar teaspoon salt egg figs. Cook in double boiler until tender then add egg and figs. Mold buttered sugar dredged molds, keep warm until firm, chill. Unmold and serve with apricot sauce and whipped cream with fig garnish.
The novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald, who popularized the jazz age, wrote to his publishers Scribners asserting the era ended. He claimed the jazz age spanned ten years from the May Day riots of 1919 to the 1929 stock market crash.
The hippopotamus ranks as one of the heaviest land animals, typically weighing three tons or more. It is noted for its massive body and aquatic adaptations that help regulate temperature and support its large size.
Advertises Kruschen Salts as a daily morning dose for 30 days to increase energy, drive to walk several miles, and lose fat. Claims the blend provides essential salts to keep organs and nerves healthy, improving skin clarity, focus, sleep, and longevity.
The Anglican Synod of the Diocese of Kootenay B C adopted a Tunbridge proposed plan for movable camps to relieve distress among the unemployed. Camps would supply shelter bed and board with work required for relief. Work includes camp maintenance and public utility projects with purchases at lowest prices. Copies to Dominion and provincial governments boards of trade and others.
A simple morning remedy mixing one egg yolk orange juice salt and honey or sugar to taste. Beat together until smooth and drink daily for a quick start to the day.
Winnipeg issued building permits totaling 1 049 350 dollars in April, up from 836 150 dollars in April 1930. The Greater Winnipeg total to date shows an increase of 60 000 dollars over 1930.
It is believed the Virgin Islands may establish an industry raising plants used as insecticide materials, reducing reliance on imported products currently costing high prices abroad.
The Jasper National Park area offers climbers a chance for first ascents with many peaks still unconquered and even unnamed. The vast terrain invites exploration of whale regions awaiting discovery.
Persian Balm offers cooling refreshment and protective care for skin. It soothes roughness from weather and leaves a soft smooth complexion. Use on hands and face for a fragrant, flawless finish.
A massive compressed-air system delivering 4,000 horsepower hurled a nearly nine ton bomber into the air in a few yards at Farnborough Experimental Air Field. The catapult will let long range bombers rise quickly from small airfields or ship decks when heavily laden.
Road safety officials discuss a Geneva conference plan to standardize signs across Europe. Danger triangles stop circulars and information rectangles would replace thousands of existing signs if adopted.
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