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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 29, 1939

Page

2

Senility And Happiness How To Reach A Happy Old Age

The article argues Western Canada shifted from a young frontier to aging population. It emphasizes health as the key to longevity and happiness, noting diet and mental hygiene. Dr. Martin's diet guidance stresses meats for youth, dairy and starches for the aged, and moderate exercise. It warns against mental stagnation and urges intergenerational mixing to counter age-related gloom.

Canada Canadian West F. Martin Montreal Eaton Auditorium Toronto Dr. Martin Martin

Toronto elder’s gratitude honors Sir Henry Pel latt gift

An obituary note recalls Sir Henry Pel latt who died recently. A visiting colored church elder once asked for a subscription to build a church and named a few thousand dollars. Sir Henry wrote a cheque for the full amount, later recalling the elder’s astonished joy at receiving the gift.

Toronto Henry Pellatt Sir Henry

The Seven Lucky Digits and a Dublin Sweepstakes Rule

The gag suggests adding your street number telephone number and license plate number. If the total contains seven you are lucky two sevens means very lucky and three sevens means you cannot buy more than one ticket in the Irish sweep.

Dublin

Senator's speech sparks debate on fiery rhetoric

In a witty exchange two observers question the senator's fiery impact. One asks if the senator delivered enough flame while the other quips that little of his speech was actually burned. The banter highlights perceived passion and rhetorical emphasis.

How Business Is Created

The Amherstburg Ontario Echo notes tougher times for shoppers and merchants. It argues modern business requires greater effort and fresh avenues to attract customers as people seek value and longer dollar impact. It stresses merchants must adapt to new buying habits to secure trade.

Amherstburg Ont

Unnamed tyrants pale beside historic conquerors

The Argonaut notes that Genghis Khan and Tamerlane were great in their day, but their deeds did not endure. It concludes that Hitler Mussolini and Stalin share the same fate, lacking a lasting foundation in human nature, and their regimes will collapse like a shoddy structure.

The Argonaut Genghis Khan Tamerlane Asia Hitler Mussolini Stalin

Smith Jones Enrollment Split In White River School

Dorothy Sharps notes roll calling is straightforward as the Smith and Jones families dominate the White River rural school. The connected Smiths Ruth Loretta James and Wallace and the Jones Vernon June and Jeanette form the full 2300 student enrollment.

White River Dorothy Sharps Wisconsin Smiths Ruth Loretta James Wallace Jones Vernon June Jeanette

New Gelatine Drink Boosts Men's Endurance

Scientists announced glycine based gelatine drink from orange and lemon juice can raise male endurance with a daily one third cupful dose. Six men trained three weeks then two glasses daily produced 20 to 25 percent gains. women showed no benefits.

Long Island College of Medicine G. R. Ray J. R. Johnson M. M. Taylor R. M Wilder Mayo Clinic

Natives Shower Tourists With Coins After Dance

Two American jitterbugs touring the Caribbean stopped in Curacao and performed an impromptu shag and Susie Q. After the show, local natives showered the dancers with coins, echoing a long held custom of tourists rewarding performers with money.

Caribbean Curacao New York Post

How To Weave Useful Novelties from Home Service

A colorful DIY feature invites readers to weave items on simple hoops using cloth strips from old garments. It promotes a 32 page booklet with step by step diagrams and lists other 15 cent booklets on songs speaking dances and writing.

Bobby Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg

Chef Returns to Work After Crutch-Free Life

A man who suffered five years of rheumatic pain credits Kruschen Salts with relief. He recalls lighting a fire and saw ing his crutches to boil coffee with them, six years ago, and says he is now back at his chef job. He attributes rheumatism to sharp-edged uric acid crystals from sluggish elimination.

H.A.B

Welcome to Canada March for King's Visit Premieres Soon

Fred Evis a University of Toronto law student wrote a new march Welcome to Canada for the May visit of the King and Queen. The piece will be published by the Canadian Music Sales Corporation and has strong support from radio artists and the music profession. A French version will be prepared by Quebec singer Evis who will revise it for US use.

Canada Fred Evis University of Toronto Canadian Music Sales Corporation Quebec Evis Victoria College United States

Milk man or postman blamed in Vancouver maid tale

A Vancouver house owner accuses his maid of being kissed at the door and asks if it was the milk man or postman. The maid answers it occurred before eight. Separately, the Kitsilano Boys' Band from Vancouver is slated to perform at the New York World's Fair this summer and will tour England and Scotland for three months afterward.

Jane Kitsilano Boys Vancouver England Scotland

Domestic Humor Reveals Hidden Spouses Rule Half

A wry observation notes that half the men are unknowingly ruled by their wives while the other half admit they are aware of it. The remark frames marital power with irony and sharp wit.

Flying as a cure for whooping cough in Hol land

A brief note claims flying as a cure is becoming common in Hol land, and mentions the unicorn fish with a single horn on its head as a separate descriptor.

Holland

Pacific Ocean Defence Conference Set by Dominions

The Dominions Office announced a conference on Pacific defence questions to be held in Wellington with New Zealand Australia and the United Kingdom. UK representatives include Sir Henry Batterbee and Sir Harry Luke along with defence service officials.

United Kingdom Australia New Zealand Dominions Wellington Dominions Office Commonwealth of Australia Pacific Henry Batterbee Western Pacific Harry Charles Luke Defence Services Harry Batterbee Fiji Islands

Most Favored Papal Names Through History

London Observer notes that John has been the most favored papal name while Peter had no second bearer and the Johns first appeared in 523. The list includes forty three single occurrences ending with London 913, with 15 Benedicts and 16 Gregories.

Peter London John John XXIII London Observer

Heavy air shipment leaves Edmonton for Eldorado mine

A Mackenzie Air Service aircraft piloted by Archie McMullen hauled a 1,750 pound electric pump from Edmonton north for the Eldorado mine at Port Radium on Great Slave Lake.

Edmonton Mackenzie Air Service Archie McMullen Eldorado Port Radium Great Slave Lake

Eskimos of Smith Sound Greenland Live Farther North

The Eskimos of Smith Sound Greenland reside farther north than any other people on Earth, making them the northernmost population known.

Smith Sound Greenland

Canada's Year forecast for 1939 in investment and travel

Canada’s prosperity and opportunities are highlighted as 1939 being “Canada’s year.” The piece urges British visitors to explore Canada for business or pleasure following Royal example, notes rising British investment interest in Canada, and contrasts with hesitation toward riskier global markets like South America and China.

Canada South America China London

Helium Find Could Aid German Zeppelin Efforts

An authoritative report claims Germany discovered a large helium supply to power zeppelins, potentially overcoming US embargoes that restrict helium for military use. The article notes helium’s nonflammable nature and US monopoly. A side exchange jokes about socks and marriage.

Germany Hugo Eckener United States Reich

Molasses Measure Counts by Blurps in Old Recipes

A quirky note shows early cookbooks used blurps to gauge molasses, with each blurp describing the pour from the jug. The unit reflects a homey, informal kitchen measurement from historic culinary practice.

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