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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1936
Page
4
Advertising copy touts Gillett's Pure Flake Lye as a weekly full strength drain cleaner that cleans sinks tubs and toilets without harming enamel. It claims to kill germs destroy odors and ease heavy cleaning tasks while warning not to dissolve lye in hot water due to its heat.
Justice Minister Lapointe announces a 22 member Liberal led committee to study the Elections Act of 1934 and amendments. It includes five Conservatives one CCF one Social Creditor and one Reconstruction party member.
A man was shot by his wife at close range, with witnesses noting powder marks on the body. The incident prompted police action and a charging decision, signaling a domestic violence fatality under investigation.
A brief advertisement touts D. D. D. antiseptic liquid as a remedy for eczema and skin rashes. It promises fast relief from itching, a non greasy dry finish, and a money back trial bottle to prove effectiveness.
Daylight saving takes effect in Toronto and Montreal from April 26 to September 27 after city council action. The Franco Canadian treaty of navigation signed in 1933 at Ottawa has been ratified by the senate. European wheat output is forecast to fall. Australia to erect bronze statuary in Canberra to honor King George V. London traffic returns to normal after a taxi and bus strike over lunch-hour limits. The Donnelly pension plan for the blind passes the House of Commons but no near term payments expected. Dominion revenue for February stands at 23 023 052, down from 23 292 909 a year earlier. The 1936 Everest expedition under Hugh Ruttledge leaves Darjeeling with Buddhist Lamas blessing. Quebec to fingerprint revolver permit holders, says Lieut Col L Lambert.
Canada spends over 9 million dollars annually to keep soap supplies clean with women paying about two thirds for household soap. Most soap is domestically produced, and Canada exports about 595 thousand dollars to the United States while importing around 345 thousand dollars.
Ski instruction resumes in Nice France with a series of skiing classes offered for locals and visitors. The program aims to introduce beginners to basic techniques and safety rules on the slopes near the coastal city.
Fragments show a health product notice referencing pain relief and a safety claim. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to identify an event or outcome. The readable text suggests a promotional line rather than a reported incident.
Do not trust unknown preparations for headaches or rheumatic pain. Consult a doctor about aspirin versus other remedies. Aspirin is praised as a fast, safe relief for common pains and headaches, with widespread usage proving its safety for regular use. Aspirin Tablets are made in Canada and carry the Bayer cross trademark.
The Admiralty reveals new clothing options for sailors including blue rayon sports shirts, silk pajamas at 2.50, personalized initials, imitation leather suitcases, and a shift from canvas kit bags to more stylish uniforms. Officers urged to help crews adapt to the new fashion.
Open mesh frock for little girls suitable for sunshine play. Crochet in colored string with a simple body stitch and a closely worked contrasting yoke. Pattern 5554 includes sizes 4 6 and 8 with illustrations and stitch details. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
A sermon discusses Matthew 6 33 and Luke 12 22 34 urging believers to seek first the kingdom of God. It argues life exceeds food and clothing and trust in God provides daily needs while urging diligent work and moral living.
The Exchequer Court of Canada in Ottawa sustained Bayer Company Limited in a suit to stop a defendant from selling tablets as Aspirin that were not Bayer’s product. The judgment permanently restrains use of Aspirin or any name similar enough to cause confusion and grants Bayer damages and costs.
Report from Vladimir district confirms a safe sub stratosphere flight by I A Khvostikoff of the Academy of Sciences and B I Romanoff of the State Optical Institute. The ascent reached 10 000 metres with 15 spectograms collected.
Grand Central Palace welcomed Canadians and New York visitors to a national sportsman's show. Demonstrations included fly casting log rolling and canoe tilting amid maple, cedar and balsam displays. Needahbeh a Penobscot from Old Town presided as Canadian provincial exhibits featured chipmunks to 1800 pound moose.
A quirky dialogue reveals the landlady’s reply that there is no recipe for making it. it simply accumulates. The exchange hints at a homey, if humorous, philosophy of life and housing.
Health officials estimate between two and five million people in the United States suffer from organic heart disease. Medical researchers emphasize early detection and lifestyle changes to reduce risk and improve outcomes.
A historical clipping notes that North America stands as the only continent with abundant coal reserves deep inland, distant from coastal areas. The item emphasizes geographic distribution of coal resources across continents.
Randolph Churchill stirred laughter in Dingwall market when he called a heifer a little brother. The crowd learned the mistake and the point was clarified that the animal is a little sister.
A study suggests men in hotter climates show reduced baldness trends compared with cooler areas. Researchers note possible metabolic or environmental factors influencing hair loss, while calling for broader population data to confirm regional differences.
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