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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1936
Page
6
No need to rub and scrub Gillett's Pure Flake Lye removes yellow stains without harming enamel or plumbing. Use weekly full strength in toilets and drains to kill germs banish odors and clear obstructions. It eats dirt and saves effort. Never dissolve lye in hot water.
Paris debuts a Bersaglieri style hat inspired by the Ethiopian conflict. A tall middle aged woman wore the cock feather trimmed headpiece along Rue Royale, signaling a fashion surge akin to 1919 when Bersaglieri regiments were housed in Paris.
Mrs Robert Bryant of 11 Comets Ave Ont reports the vegetable tonic revived her weak, run down health. She suffered tiredness backache headaches and side pains but soon felt restored after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Buy from your neighborhood druggist today.
Sir Alexander Cadogan, British ambassador to China, was named under-secretary for foreign affairs in orders approved by King Edward VII. Roger Mariotti, 45, of Montreal, was fatally injured when an icicle weighing about 100 pounds fell from a roof edge and struck him on the head. British Columbia reports extended winter reducing logging to 40 percent of normal. Paul Vallery, French academician and poet, appointed president of the permanent committee of arts and letters of the League of Nations. The German Protestant Church and Catholics unite against Nazi youth policy. Coarse gold veins an inch wide found in the Flathead district near Cranbrook, BC. Authorities deny peace plan talks with Italy and France over Ethiopia. Fred L. Kolb, Jasper hotel manager, died of heart attack. George P. Decker, 74, legal champion of treaty rights for Indigenous peoples, died in Rochester, N.Y.
The Cleveland Clinic Foundation announces a camera that records initial arterial changes in the eye. Dr. A D Ruedemann and W B Seitz spent three years developing the device to reveal capillary hemorrhages and ruptures not seen by others, aiding early detection of conditions like hardening arteries in older patients.
Sir Robert Johnson of the Royal Mint showed a plaster cast of the king’s face to be used for coin and medal dies awaiting royal approval. In other notes, flour contains over 160 billion particles per pound and cornstarch about 11 billion particles per ounce. rats lack sweat organs, making heat and sunlight deadly.
An article explains that many over forty experience tiredness headaches dizziness and stomach upsets due to excess stomach acidity. It advises neutralizing acidity with Phillips milk of magnesia after meals and before bed, available as liquid or tablets, made in Canada.
Dr. William H. Howell, 76, former Johns Hopkins dean, told Rochester physicians that the lungs produce platelets, tiny blood cells, adding about 1 500 000 per drop. He noted blood leaving the lungs is richer in platelets and that the cells diminish as blood passes through other organs, suggesting a new platelet function.
George Harrison of Hampton England unveils a talking postcard system using a microphone amplifier and recorder to create a sound track on a photograph. The film is laid over the image and mailed, then played on a phonograph. Recording a six inch disc costs 25 cents. The note adds a remark about professions typically being poor patients during operations.
A catalog note indicates that no pattern book by Alice Brooks has been published. No further details or dates are provided.
Sunday School lesson centers Luke 10 on loving God fully and loving one’s neighbor. It contrasts the lawyer’s acts focus with Jesus’ question Who is my neighbor and the Samaritan’s mercy shown to a wounded man by the roadside.
R C M P officials led by Superintendent T V S Wunsch and Staff Sergeant G P Pavely of Ottawa received long-service medals in a ceremony at the new Edmonton police head quarters. The eight recipients, all Alberta men, mark 20 years of service or more, including Edmonton inspectors and sergeants along with officers from Wainwright Lamont Athabaska and Athabasca areas.
Proposal suggests lighting major English arteries with lamps at a total upfront cost of 45 million dollars and annual maintenance expenses exceeding 2 million dollars.
UK public debate centers on nine year old Elizabeth of York who after King George’s death becomes second in line to the throne. The cabinet weighs her schooling as the Windsor family and Queen Mary decide on an education aimed at royal duties and diplomacy.
A concise note states Michelangelo’s primary craft as sculpture with painting as a rare pursuit. It highlights his enduring influence in sculpture while acknowledging limited painting activity across his career.
Archie McNeil known as Grey Owl says his Indigenous heritage and English language benefited his study of wildlife in Canada. He returns from five months lecturing in England and heads to Beaver Lodge at Lake Kingsmere to oversee the Prince Albert National Park wildlife sanctuary.
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