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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
5
A married woman recounts rapid weight loss after three months of taking Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning. She says she shed fat as waste and poisons were expelled, leaving her healthier and more energetic, with friends noting her slimmer appearance.
Open a trial bottle at no cost and test Kroadhendons benefits. If not convinced, return the regular bottle for a full refund via your druggist. Manufactured by B. Griffeithe H Itd Manchester England.
Joyce endures dawn on the river bank after learning Alan and Elizabeth plan to marry in Edmonton and honeymoon in the Selkirks, while Joyce burns all of Alan’s letters and portraits. Alan journeys toward Fort Smith with a Chipewyan companion, confronting loyalty, love, and a future beyond the North.
Baker leaves Joyce at Fort Endurance and heads south up the Mackenzie in a lone motor canoe. He rejects the bandits’ Thal Azzah hideout and bets on a desperate gamble to cut ten days from fur company boat times using only his own resources. The lonely journey begins amid reflective dawn light.
A vintage advertisement touts Pure Flake Lye for weekly drain and toilet cleaning. It claims enamel safe cleansing power dissolving grease and dirt while banishing odors and killing germs.
Aline Michael writes of a select few who pursue distant dreams through winding roads and dark seasons. Courage, wisdom, and justice grow slowly, flowering like a rose from dust until the dream becomes truth in a world remade by hopeful spirits.
The Royal Family shows a strong love of photography on holidays with King and Queen leading in snapping and developing films. The Duke of York is highlighted as the champion photographer with a treasured album of Duchess and two princesses depicted in numerous pictures.
Jamaica oranges shipped to Calgary marked first Alberta arrival this January through the Panama Canal and Vancouver route, signaling a new marketing channel for the fruit in the region.
A Kansas City woman crafted a ribbon lace and organdy apron for her Illinois cousin for Christmas in 1929. The same exact apron returned to her from a California school friend last year and she asks who wore it in 1930 and 1931.
Poem by T C Upham cites Psalm guidance on holiness and steadfast growth. It urges accepting life’s conditions, trusting the Lord to direct our times and places, and living to glorify Him wherever He places us. The wind metaphor emphasizes resilience through rooted faith.
Four years after 632 roller skaters left Los Angeles to circle the globe for £14,000, only three survive. Seventy three deaths, two absentees, and a few quitters mark the trek. The trio departed Camden New Jersey and endure strict regimens with upright chair sleeping and vegan diet.
A new device measures the acidity of fruit juice to indicate ripeness. It can assess apples oranges and other fruits and vegetables, signaling readiness by taste acidity. The invention promises a quick diagnostic tool for selecting ripe produce.
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