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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1932
Page
2
The piece argues that Canada faces over governing across national provincial municipal and educational levels. It proposes expanding representation units by merging small rural districts and municipalities to cut duplicative administration and costs, citing Saskatchewan as a model and noting future discussion on provincial reforms.
The Bank of England announces repayment of the 150 million dollar balance borrowed last August from the New York Federal Reserve Bank and others with the Bank of France. The repayment was made without drawing on gold reserves. the original 250 million loan was cut by 100 million in November.
The executive council of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs decided to invite the Institute of Pacific Relations to hold its next biennial conference in Canada. The Canadian unit plans to join a round table on imperial diplomatic relations, possibly in Canada next year.
Miss M. A. McLeod of the Canadian National Railways comptroller’s office was honored in Montreal for nearly 50 years of service. She began with the Grand Trunk Railway in 1886 and continues in her role today.
A modern hen can produce up to 300 eggs per year, far more than her jungle ancestors who laid around 26 eggs annually.
Elizabeth Roberts age 101 dies. one of seven sisters of Bank Cottage England who never married.
A naturalist reports egrets will fly up to 25 miles to obtain food for their hungry chicks. The finding highlights the birds' extensive foraging ranges and parental care across habitats.
George Harrison, famed trapper, recounts his lead dog’s remarkable journey. Left with a friend near The Pas in 1930, the aging animal vanished in January and reappeared in April in a skeletal, bleeding state. The dog then trekked back through brutal weather to Harrison, who plans to keep him.
A health advisory urges dyspeptics to avoid foods that trigger acidity and indigestion. It advocates a bland diet and using Bisurated Magnesia after meals to neutralize stomach acids and aid digestion, promising easier, enjoyable eating.
Lord Hugh Cecil proposes settling war and reparations through a reciprocal credit system. Debtor nations would issue credits to creditors, enabling purchases of goods within the creditor nation. This method would align debt repayment with how the debts were contracted and avoid tariff complications.
Wash the rice and place in a well oiled pudding dish. Add sugar salt extract coffee and milk then stir thoroughly and set in a slow oven not more than 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Stir every 20 minutes three times then cover and bake gently an hour longer. Serve with sweetened whipped cream plain cream or caramel sauce.
Mrs. W H Austin of Toledo has guarded a royal recipe for old fashioned plum pudding from Queen Victoria era for fifty years. Gifted to her daughter as a legacy, the secret began when she was 17 as a Nottingham Lion Hotel cook’s assistant and learned in the duke of Rutland’s castle kitchen.
Melt butter and brown sugar in a cold pan then add peaches. Prepare a batter with egg sugar salt milk flour and baking powder. Combine, bake 30 to 45 minutes, then invert onto a platter and serve hot with whipped cream or sauce.
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil promises rapid relief for burns and scalds with no prep needed. Apply directly to the affected area and the pain subsides quickly and relief is complete.
Hundreds of unemployed rush to reenter mining after old mines reopen in California and surrounding western states. Men chase gold along mountain streams as in 1849, earning about 1.50 to 3 dollars daily. Adventure and hope accompany the modest wages.
A Dominion commission led by E. M. Mc Dougall of Montreal disbursed 149 840 in reparations to 132 former prisoners of war in Canada from Halifax to Vancouver. Payments ranged from 500 to 3000 for disabilities caused by brutality.
Professor George R. Cowgill of Yale University presented a formula to determine how much vitamin B a person needs. The work was reported to the National Academy of Sciences.
An effort emerges to revive Florida’s lime growing industry aiming to boost production and market prospects. Local producers discuss climate suitability, markets, and investment needed to reestablish lime farming across the state.
A short, cautionary note praises a product labeled Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as safe for children and effective, claiming it works quickly and reliably. The item appears in a historical advert or pamphlet tone.
The belt of totality for the August 31 1932 solar eclipse ranges about 100 miles wide. It traverses the Arctic regions and the east coast of James Bay, then crosses Quebec and the St Lawrence near Montreal, continuing southward to the Atlantic via Maine.
Oil from the head and jaw of the porpoise and blackfish have been found especially good for lubricating watches and other delicate mechanism.
A young couple contemplates a home wedding as their house faces tax sale. The exchange captures a hopeful ceremony amid financial uncertainty in a close community setting.
The piece of chicken heart kept alive by Dr. Carrel for twenty years is not a perpetual motion machine. It requires constant care, proper temperature, air, embryonic proteins, and washing. It stands as a living flame in science and a reminder of the price of life and intelligence.
Philadelphia citizens await electric tramway travel at high speeds on a thirteen mile suburban line. The bullet-like tramcars cost $40,000 each and feature a rear cockpit for the driver, resembling an aeroplane. During test runs they average 70 mph but will be accelerated to higher speeds.
An advertisement touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment for fast relief of burns and sprains as well as toothache neuralgia sore throat croup and quinsy claiming instant soothing effect and broad medicinal value.
A gold plated wire so fine it is invisible to the naked eye is a crucial component of a new heartbeat measuring instrument. The wire enables precise sensing while remaining unobtrusive during operation.
A witty bachelor offers advice to married friends on navigating married life. The tone is humorous as he frames practical tips for harmony and social balance.
Donald G. French of the Canadian Authors Association told the Canadian Literature Guild in Toronto that works like Finch's Fortune by Maze de la Roche and Sundown by Duke Acland show self reliance in Canadian life. He cited Modern Europe and the World by F Slemnley as a history milestone and urged persistence in national art through poetry and criticism.
Persian Balm preserves and enhances women's natural beauty with skin toning rejuvenation. It smooths texture, imparts a youthful charm, and leaves hands soft and white with delicate fragrance for dainty women.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics with the Forest Service reports Canada produced shingles valued at 9 423 368 dollars in 1929. Almost all were cedar, reflecting a cedar dominance in the national output.
A Missouri couple who were engaged for 43 years finally married. Both partners are from Missouri and now celebrate their longtime commitment with a wedding.
A 30 foot cubical room is measured to contain a ton of alr. The note records the volume and content in a compact space, highlighting the unusual density of alr within a square cube.
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