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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1937
Page
2
The piece warns of a possible North American boom driven by speculative fever and loose credit recalling 1928 1929 and 1920 collapses. It cites Roger W Babson and other authorities urging caution and urges Western Canadians to resist inflationary temptations and stay grounded after past market trauma.
A middle aged woman recovering after a two hour operation to reposition an inverted stomach that had shifted her heart to the right. Doctors call it one of the rarest cases in medical history noting only twelve prior examples in adults and suggesting a fall last August may have triggered the condition.
Alberta farmers harvested 67 million bushels of wheat from 7,366,000 acres with a total value of 58.29 million dollars and an average price of 0.87 per bushel. Peas and beans, new to Alberta crops, averaged 150 dollars per bushel, outpacing other crops.
Mount Rainier hosts a glacier system far larger than any other peak in the United States with twenty eight rivers of ice descending its slopes year round.
A short consumer health note advises treating itching piles and rectal soreness without surgery. It promotes Hemroid as an internal remedy from a druggist, claiming fast relief of itching, pain, and tender spots at reasonable cost.
The BBC orders a wide internal purge after complaints about recent programs. A black list is being compiled and all departments will be reviewed to keep content suitable for family listening. Comedians lines, talks, plays and studio effects face scrutiny and final decisions rest with department directors.
An editorial argues for suspending air services on certain routes until risks are better understood and pilots are more qualified. It notes rising fatalities threaten public confidence even as interest in air travel grows, and recalls the Pilgrim Fathers landing on a Friday.
A sensational claim describes welding arcs reaching an estimated temperature of 10 000 degrees, described as hotter than the sun, in a dramatic but unverified assertion.
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek became the first Chinese woman to address a worldwide audience speaking flawless English from home. She tied her remarks to China’s new life movement led with Chiang Kai-Shek, praised national unity, and highlighted roads and motor buses as engines of economic progress amid a peaceful end to the warlord era.
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate bile flow and aid digestion. It claims the liver should produce two pounds of bile daily and promises relief from gas, constipation, and a sour, sunk feeling without calomel or mercury.
The article traces France's birth trends from a peak of 1 034 000 births in 1868 to about 650 000 in 1935, with 50 000 foreign children. It notes population growth via immigration and naturalization, and a drop in births per marriage from 4.5 in 1800 to 2.2 today, highlighting a 50 percent decline.
Dr C O Young addressed the Optimist Club of Toronto at the Royal York hotel urging men 40 and over to prefer golf or badminton to preserve health. He warned that busy businessmen neglect self care and due to nervous tension may overindulge after work with smoking and alcohol. He contrasted poker as relaxation with bridge as a strain.
The Egyptian Government weighs returning mummies from Cairo Museum to their tombs as damp climate harms preservation. Experts favor reburial in the Valley of the Kings. The British Museum reportedly holds over 500000 coins and medals, oldest from around 700 B.C. The UK uses six times more tea than coffee.
Dr J Allan Harris of the University of British Columbia argues surplus farm goods can become motor fuel. Grain potatoes apples pears cherries and strawberries could yield alcohol with a 10 percent blend potentially removing tens of millions of bushels from surplus. He suggests hay straw artichokes and flowers could supply raw materials for building materials rayon and sugar.
A recipe for cookies or bars with walnuts and raisins, including ingredients such as shortening brown sugar flour and spices. It provides step by step instructions for creaming and mixing, then baking in a waxed paper lined pan and finishing with caramel icing. The entry credits Mildred Mae MacKenzie.
A recipe for Jellied Sandwich Salad uses lemon jelly powder Crown Brand Corn Syrup vinegar vegetables and shrimp or ham with a prepared dressing. The article also notes Mrs Lucy Dudman in Wiltshire England has served 50 years as caretaker at St Peter's church and held multiple church roles. Fine furniture should be kept away from windows radiators and humidity changes.
Seven American scientists funded by Harvard University will live for nine months in the jungles of Siam Borneo and Sumatra observe apes in their natural habitats. They aim to uncover living evidence of human evolution by watching ape like ancestors in groups and environments.
A documentary style film plans to cover the British home and Mediterranean fleets during manoeuvres. Two boys join the navy and progress from uniforms to active service under the exercise. Commander J L F Hunt produces with multiple cameras aboard both Red and Blue fleet units. Rothschilds established money lending then expanded to Vienna Paris London and Naples.
The City of London Corporation seeks a tablecloth once used at a banquet in 1877 that bears the Tower Bridge sketch by Sir Horace Jones. The blotting pad with the first Tower Bridge concept is kept at Guildhall, and the tablecloth’s fate remains a mystery.
Leopold Amery, former Dominions Secretary, urged in a speech that each Dominion must accept imperial duties and defend an empire spread globally. He warned against viewing rearmament as war and questioned delaying stronger arms while others invest in iron vessels.
On a Dollard Saskatchewan farm near Regina a farmer named Berg began digging for water but struck a coal seam three feet wide of unknown depth. He continues searches for water while the Bolivia note mentions bark hats and linoleum repair ideas using glue and cork.
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