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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1931
Page
2
An examination shows returned Rhodes Scholars already play a major role in Canada. At McGill University a Rhodes Scholar and Oxford All Souls fellow serves as Dean of Law, while 47 of 140 Rhodes Scholars teach in universities and colleges across the country, including newer western institutions.
An editorial discusses rapid transport changes with motor buses and trucks on highways affecting railways. It argues tax-supported railways must compete, notes high farm freight costs, and stresses short-haul and feeder lines as vital for rail profitability while warning against weakening rail transport.
A Best Seller John Bunyan is a best seller in of Tibet. A special translation of The U s Progress was prepared for Himalayan readers by the Religious Tract Society and now only two copies remain on the society's shelves. Japan will spend over $7,000,000 for new public works this year.
Miss Rose Griffin of Ashern Manitoba reports five years of heart palpitations and nervous exhaustion after a shock. After using three boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she recovered and urges others with similar symptoms to try them. Sold at drug and general stores or by mail from The T. Milburn Crm Ltd Toronto Ontario.
A theatre worker explains how Diamond Dyes keep her wardrobe looking varied on a tight budget. She notes perfect results, easy use, and her wardrobe mistress's recommendation, claiming Diamond Dyes are the world’s most popular.
Quebec province will send a junior representative to the Washington international eloquence contest in October 1931 to uphold Dominion laurels against competitors from other nations. The province selects a candidate after review of potential speakers to champion Canada's fame for eloquence.
A vintage endorsement claims Kruschen salts restore activity and vitality for heavy individuals. It advertises a daily half teaspoon in hot water to cleanse the stomach liver bowels and kidneys and says users regain youth spryness and a zest for walking and dancing.
A massive earth mover operating in Los Angeles can remove four cubic yards of soil every 35 seconds. It works with 40 trucks continuously moving dirt away, effectively replacing the labor of about 1,000 workers.
Fresh supplies are in high demand as Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil expands into new areas. The product is praised for consistent potency across locales and is offered in portable bottle forms, easy to carry without breakage.
The Topographical Survey of the Department of the Interior in Ottawa publishes a nomogram diagram to determine daily sunshine hours for any place. Also noted is the usefulness of Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, widely trusted by mothers.
Work on the 73 000 ton Cunard liner progresses rapidly at John Brown Clydebank and Southampton. The rudder, weighing over 150 tons, has been moved by special transport and a 24 hour factory schedule is in place across Britain to speed construction of this giant ship.
Thousands of coins and medals fill showcases at the Chateau de Ramezay. The display traces reckoning systems used by kings emperors Caesars and Pharaohs across three millennia. It includes a premier Indian Peace and Treaty medal collection. One piece is George IV’s medal presented to Andre Romain Huron chief. H G Nichols to lecture in Kamloops to spark mining interest through demonstrations on regional minerals and formations.
An advertisement urges early use of Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming rapid relief from airway distress and urging every home with asthma to have it. It emphasizes the remedy's quick action and comforting benefits.
A light exchange shows a newlywed couple joking about their marriage while admitting they have nothing to wear and fear eviction, quipping that life feels like the Garden of Eden. The dialogue captures domestic whimsy and modest constraints.
An electric furnace product facility using artificial graphite is established near Niagara Falls Ontario, signaling industrial activity in the region. The plant emphasizes local manufacturing and potential employment opportunities in the area.
The committee in charge invites H R H Princess Mary and the Earl of Harewood to attend the jubilee of British Columbia’s entry into Confederation. Prime Minister Bennett and regional delegates are invited, with US naval ships and British admiralty also urged to participate in Victoria on July 20.
The Manitoba creameries recorded 811,628.6 pounds of butter fat received in February versus 520,087.3 in February 1930, an increase of 56 percent. Cream grades listed include 63 percent table, 90.3 percent special, 1.196 percent No 1 and 3.1 percent No 2. A moth with a wingspan of nine inches was returned from Honduras expedition. London reports 20,000 housing dwellings occupied by about 100,000 people.
An experimental project tests how environmental factors affect the milling qualities of SOSA wheat and the resulting baking qualities. The Saskatchewan Agricultural Research Foundation has ordered an extra grant to support the work.
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