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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 21, 1930

Page

7

Rug and romance in Charmian and Jim’s morning ride

Charmian Davis and Jim Bennett discuss beauty and home life as they linger in the doctor's office and plan a ride to South Wick field. Charmian recalls a memory of Jim reading in school while Grandma Davis jokes about Lizzie Baker and prepares for dinner.

Charmian Jim Bennett Jim Charmian Davis Moon Lizzie Baker Grandma South Wickfield Bascombs Emmy

Richest Man Turned Away For Shabby Look At London Hotel

A prominent but very wealthy Briton was refused entry to a London hotel after appearing shabby, challenging the notion that the rich face lenient treatment. His income reportedly runs to 5s a minute, while his domestic staff cost over £200 weekly. He is noted on Scottish golf links and has had boot soles separate from the uppers in club play.

Britain London

Automatic pilots fly British night bombers for 400 miles

The entire squadron of British night bombing aircraft, equipped with robot electrical controls, flew up to 400 miles without human pilots at the helm. Routes from South England to Scotland were completed with ground radio controlled auto pilots in charge, guiding planes to a preset destination. An automatic landing uses a weighted wire at the aerodrome to trigger a flattening glide and throttle reduction.

England Scotland

Healthy Children Sleep Well Promised By Tablets

Advertisement for Baby's Own Tablets from Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario claims they soothe sickly children by regulating bowels easing colic and indigestion promoting sleep. Sold by medicine dealers or mail post paid 25 cents per box and safe for newborns without opiates.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Maxims Quoted by King on Farewell Tour Visit

Sir Charles Ferguson, Governor-General of New Zealand, cited kingly maxims hung in Buckingham Palace during a school visit on his farewell tour. The sayings urge obedience, discernment of sentiment, and calm endurance, ending with a note on good losers and avoiding empty praise. Also advertised is Dr J D Kelloge’s asthma remedy claiming real relief and lasting benefit.

Buckingham Palace Charles Ferguson New Zealand J. D. Kelloge

Practical ideals and medieval beliefs in language and life

Thoreau urges grounding lofty castles in air with supporting props while Keller argues ideals must become realities to shape a usable religion. Brooks warns against petty living, calling for grandeur in daily life as medieval people attributed magical powers to words.

Henry David Thoreau Helen Keller Phillips Brooks

Britain Proclaims World’s Finest Gold Beaters

A British trade report asserts that the nation houses the finest gold beaters in the world, detailing their skill and the quality of goldwork produced for export. The claim highlights national pride in craft and longstanding tradition.

Britain

Junior Red Cross Broadcast from Norwood School in Edmonton

Twenty Grade Six pupils from Norwood school presented a Red Cross Junior pageant during a CJCA Edmonton studio afternoon. The program featured health citizenship and happiness themes and celebrated a banner gift from British Juniors to Canadian Juniors.

Alberta Cj.c.a the Journal Edmonton Alberta Red Cross Women's Institute U.F.W.A Red Cross Norwood School Canada England Jean Browne

Fate and Fury: Survivors, Drownings, and a Jail Fate

A reflection on mischance and fate as it claims a navy parachutist injured in a car crash near Washington, with recall of Oscar Palmquist who drowned after Titanic rescue and Edward Whymper’s fall on a lecture platform. The piece notes Fate strikes unseen, with Wallingford’s jail for a bounced check.

William F. Scott Navy Washington Oscar Palmquist Bridgeport Conn Atlantic Ocean Edward Whymper Wallingford

Cold storage Macs boost McIntosh apples value

British Columbia Macs bring the highest apple prices in New York markets as cold storage promises stronger winter demand for McIntosh Reds.

British Columbia New York

Campers Carry Minard's Mystery Table

Isaac Feather of Emaus Pennsylvania owns a library table made from 8000 wooden blocks. The inlay uses mahogany walnut red cedar oak poplar and white pine seasoned over a century. Feather, a bricklayer, spent a year building the piece in his spare time.

Isaac Feather Emaus Pennsylvania Feather

Little Helps For This Week

A devotional snippet presents biblical quotes from Christina Rossetti and Pascal about gratitude and surrender to divine will. It reflects on trusting God’s plan and submitting to providence with humble reverence.

Christina G. Rossetti

Nurse Gains Seven Pounds in Two Weeks with Ironized Yeast

A nurse testifies Ironized Yeast boosts appetite and strength, claiming 7 pounds gained in two weeks and 5 to 15 pounds after three to four weeks. Advert says yeast with iron improves weight, skin, and energy, with a money back guarantee if not delighted.

Martha Burns

East Kootenay Sheep Industry Expands Amid Growth

The sheep industry in East Kootenay remains young but shows yearly growth. Farmers are encouraged to run small bands due to the dry atmosphere wide ranges and lack of disease. Prospects for further expansion this year are strong.

East Kootenay

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Quick Relief

Mothers can detect worm trouble in children and promptly use Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, advertised as a reliable remedy for intestinal parasites.

Prize For Wheat Offered By Saskatoon Board of Trade

The Saskatoon Board of Trade offers a $350 prize to the farmer in the district producing the best wheat to be shown at the next winter fair.

Saskatoon Board of Trade

Indigestion cure praised by physicians Phillips Milk of Magnesia

The ad promotes indigestion relief by neutralizing stomach acid with an alkali. It extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the instant, quick, harmless and efficient remedy. It notes 50 years of doctor endorsement and claims no better option exists.

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Christine Whiting Parmenter IB Il Teese Terete M.D Jimmy John Carter Lydia E. Pinkham George R. Gillespie Punnichy Saskatchewan Corns Putnam's Corn Extractor Vicks Vapor Minard’s Japan Pascal Phillips Mag
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