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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
4
The article argues biliousness stems from poor habits rather than liver failure. It notes symptoms like headache dizziness nausea and constipation tied to digestive upset. Treatment focuses on diet outdoor exercise sleep and regular water use between meals.
Readers may address health inquiries to the Canadian Medical Association at 184 College Street in Toronto. Responses will be provided personally by letter.
The gross revenues of the Canadian National Railways system for the week ending March 14, 1935, totaled 3,153,870 dollars, up from 3,234,723 dollars in the same week of 1934, a decrease of 98,853 dollars.
The principal business in Canadian canned fruits and vegetables in Scotland centers on solid pack gallon apples and Bartlett pears.
After a specimen of the Black Widow, the only known poisonous spider in North America, was found in a tomato field at Summerland, British Columbia, other specimens were forwarded to the provincial entomologist from many interior points in the province including Nelson, Trail, Nakusp and from Enderby south of the international boundary.
Decker Orrwold Dramatic Society stages Safety First at Decker Memorial Hall Friday March 29 under Decker Ladies Aid. Admission adults 5 cents children 15 cents. CGIT girls entertained mothers at Mr A L Decker home with outline of organization led by Miso Florence Bailey and a piano forte piece by Ardella Decker and Elveretta Wyatt followed by games and a dainty lunch. Young Peoples Class held a missionary meeting raising funds for Vita Hospital with an address by H Jox and a vocal by Helen Quinton. Decker folklore visitors to Winnipeg include Miss Marjorie Clack Cumming Rey Field and Jack Alexander.
The Y P S met at Mr and Mrs Knight's home with Ralph Cochrane reading scripture and Eva McLean giving the explanation. Dorothy, Marjorie Foxton, and Clarence Cochrane led the paper committee for the next meeting. James McLean read the class paper. Lawrence Tremaine spoke on Mining in Manitoba and Margaret Knight presented The Call to Christian Manhood. Contests followed, launch served by the hostess and committee. Frank James placed second in the Grand Aggregate Judging at Brandon Winter Fair held last Tuesday.
Organizers announce a Colt Exhibition at Pope on Saturday March 30 with notable prizes. Entries invited for exhibits and a meal service includes dinner from 12 to 1 for 35 cents and lunch in the afternoon.
About thirty youths joined the Puddle Party organized by Christ Church Girls Auxiliary. Clues hidden around town led to a stash of liquorice whistles as treasure. The evening included contests, missteps in snow banks, a dainty lunch, and songs before a cordial finish at Mr. and Mrs. E Venables. Also noted: scholarship sale at Echo Office and a Canada Gazette customs relief from Feb 15 to Apr 25 1935 for Passover bread and matzo products.
A three day beekeepers short course planned for April 2 3 4 at Brandon city hall begins each morning at 10 am Sponsored by the Provincial Extension Service and the Dominion Experimental Farm Brandon Lectures cover beginner problems production and marketing apiary products and wintering bees Demonstrations use the Experimental Farm apiary Lecturers are L T Floyd and Ed Braun Attendees should notify the Dominion Experimental Farm Brandon or the Provincial Apiarist Extension Service Winnipeg to receive the program copies
Canadian Pacific announces special Easter rates through agent E B Homuth at Hamiota. Single fare and a quarter round trip valid April 19 to 21 with return by April 22. Longer limits at single fare plus one third from April 18 to 21 return by April 23. Teachers and students get single fare plus a quarter April 12 to 23 return by April 30 for an eighteen day holiday.
The Canadian Nations and Canadian Pacific railways offer three low rate round trips for the Easter weekend per Jos B Parker. Details include a fare and a quarter return April 19 to 22, a fare and one third return April 8 to 23, and a special fare to teachers and students of a fair and one quarter April 12 to 30.
A heavy blizzard continues to rage since yesterday after 3 to 4 inches of new snow blanketed the area. Traffic and visibility are severely affected as city services brace for worsening conditions.
A concise guide for beginners approaching Skeet field stations, outlining stance, swing, and aim. It advises keeping calm, staying with the bird, and swinging with the target to hit high and low traps. Tip: expect 18–20 of 25 on first day, avoid discouragement, seek further info from Dominion Marksmen, Box 1260, Montreal.
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