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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
2
In a broad call to responsible growth, officials urge Canada to savor prosperity yet guard against overreach. They warn that post boom downturns follow buoyancy and advise prudent, revenue producing investments while avoiding non essential spending.
Ottawa ready to administer the long term loan system through the Canadian Farm Loan Board. Alberta and British Columbia lead with provincial boards named by orders in council. Dr. J. D. MacLean reports progress after the Central Board meeting and notes Ottawa machinery is complete for loan administration. Loans expected to be offered soon to farmers.
Early forecasts indicate over 10 000 acres may be planted to beets in southern Alberta if spring prospects stay favorable. The record beet acreage pace threatens to surpass all previous years.
The Prince of Wales writes the foreword to the final volume of Sir Archibald S. Hurd’s Merchant Navy, in his role as Master of the Merchant Navy and fishing fleet. He praises British mercantile marine and notes its World War I heroism and global voyages under the red ensign.
In spring, build blood and nerves with Dr Williams Pink Pills. They enrich the blood, strengthen fatigued nerves, and boost energy for men women and children. Mrs L Hupman of Summerville Centre Nova Scotia testifies to renewed health after taking the pills, five boxes yearly for spring buildup.
A Lancashire craftsman invents a completely enclosed self winding wristwatch. After two and a half years of spare time work he succeeds. The watch winds itself when worn for three hours daily and cannot be overwound.
A broad slice of society grapples with the aftermath of disruptive acts as authorities and communities seek responses. Citizens, officials, and organizations confront security, reconciliation, and accountability while managing public order and restoration efforts.
Imperial Oil Limited offers free distribution of Field and Farmyard to farmers. Noted authorities such as Dr. C E Saunders W L Carlyle Robi M Holtby and others contribute on grain livestock and dairy topics. Endorsed by ministers W R Motherwell and John Martin, the book compiles practical farming guidance. A Vermitiuge product Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is also mentioned as safe for children.
The lighthouse at St Bees burned coal for illumination until 1822 when the oil lamp era began, marking the end of coal fire lighthouse lighting.
A new German cruiser to be constructed at Kiel will be electrically welded with no rivets used anywhere on the ship. Miller's Worm Powders claim to destroy worms without upsetting children, cleansing the stomach and bowels so pests do not recur. No one must endure corns with Holloway's Corn Remover. Gillett asks about kissing a girl. Terry replies that looks matter.
The Vickers Beilore, a large British aeroplane, offers 100 mph speed and long endurance with two Napier Lion engines delivering 1,000 hp. It serves as a freight carrier troop transport and potential bomber with 70 to 80 hours of flight time, reinforced wooden frame, and electric lighting.
The advertisement describes Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil as not curing all ills but offering varied uses as a general pain killer, noting its proven virtues and broad familiarity among users. It highlights tested effectiveness and widespread recognition among those who have experienced its benefits.
Federal provincial and municipal funds for road improvement and maintenance in 1927 amounted to 45 750 000 dollars across Canada.
An advertisement extols Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a proven treatment that has helped thousands where other preparations failed. It promises blessed relief and urges readers that asthma suffering is needless with this easily secured remedy. A contrasting paradox example closes the item.
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