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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1931
Page
7
A public health note urges mothers to avoid violent purgatives for children. It stresses constipation as a major childhood health obstacle and recommends keeping the intestinal system clean to promote better health outcomes.
Nick wakes as the boat anchors at Port Antonio to a tropic paradise of purple mountains hibiscus and turquoise water. Angela arrives quietly, sharing the awe and dreamlike scene, while Nick laments Gay's absence and anticipates a Jamaica outing with Angela and her friends aboard or ashore.
In a Kingston voyage tale, Nick, Halliday, Gay, and Mrs Halliday navigate feelings aboard a boat to Port Antonio. A young Martha asks Halliday to be her father while naming Mrs Hastings as her mother, testing imagined family bonds and real affection.
Rt Hon. Arthur Meighen proposed extending silver coinage in Canada to one- and two-dollar pieces and raising silver content in subsidiary coins. Speaking at the Daily Newspaper Publishers of Canada dinner in Toronto, he blamed the drop in silver value for world mood decline and argued larger denominations could be issued without bigger coins, boosting silver's use and value.
The Anglo German club in Mayfair will be a meeting place for Germans visiting London for the first time since World War. Colonel Semple and Mark Neven du Mont lead the venture with links to English country clubs and a reciprocal arrangement with German clubs. The club will be formally opened soon.
The Granite State marks a fast day with stores closed and mills silent as in colonial times. Puritans set aside this day for fasting and prayer to thank for winter survival and pray for crop success. meanwhile London schools educate seven hundred thousand pupils with seventeen thousand teachers.
A compact exhortation on universal love drawn from Thessalonians and Henry Drummond. It urges loving without distinction or calculation, says God is love, and promotes lavish generosity to poor and rich alike, especially equals, to reveal inner life and happiness.
A fragrant skin care product praised for toning and velvet texture. It cools and refreshes without stickiness, suitable for hands face and as a hair fixative. Especially helpful for roughness or chafing from weather conditions.
A four masted schooner anchors a floating fish meal plant in Gothenburg Sweden. The mill converts 50 tons of fish daily into 12 tons of meal grinds surplus catch from trawlers into a nutritious flour for pigs and cattle.
Mrs. Mary Cairney of Chapsmiew Scotland celebrated fifty years in teaching with past and present pupils gathering to honor her and present a monetary gift. The piece notes how welfare of wild fowl like grouse and quail is tied to rabbit populations as rabbits serve as a main food source.
A covert escape unfolds as I free three prisoners from General Lu and steal a plane at night. Chinese guards darken the field, a clash erupts, and I ram the cockpit with a rock to fend off attackers. The propeller starts, the craft lifts as rifles fire, and a hostile figure appears in the cockpit with a knife.
The Dominion government paid 19,035,731 to the nine Canadian provinces for the year ending March 31. Ontario 2,642,611. Quebec 2,256,419. Nova Scotia 1,536,841. New Brunswick 1,266,765. Manitoba 6,478,618 including 4,822,842 as a special natural resources payment. BC 738,816. PEI 506,931. Alberta 1,670,435. Saskatchewan 1,938,295. Maritime special grants reflected Duncan commission recommendations.
A CN Rail comparison for April 1931 versus April 1930 shows a slight coal loading increase due to more shipments from Edson and Drumheller and the Monogram mine at Estevan. Grain loadings surged with Eastbound totals of 5 541 cars in 1931 versus 2 359 in 1930 and Lake Head deliveries at 4 598 versus 1 299. Vancouver deliveries reached 1 805 compared with 884 in 1930.
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