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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
2
A long moral essay recalls how small actions spark wide effects from the 19th century coal mine fire to modern daily consequences. It urges careful speech, restraint, kindness, and responsibility, noting how acts ripple through families, communities, and nations.
In Taran Punjab citizens secured a local option vote on liquor shops. Over fifteen hundred voters went to the polls and voted dry. The event is described as perhaps the most decisive local option vote yet recorded.
Mrs Russell of Fenwick Ontario endorses Lydia's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for nervousness loss of appetite and fatigue during the change of life. She reports using a dozen bottles with perceived strength gains in her experience.
Official review shows Canadian business activity stronger than any similar period since the war. Bank debits at clearing house centers reached a record high for the first quarter of 1929, totaling 11.505 billion dollars, up 18 percent from 1928 and 53 percent from 1927.
A school boy answers what he understands by foreign entanglements with the word spaghetti. Scientists predict a toeless race. The borer is not the only pest threatening the corn crop.
The Daily Express visionarily foresees air travel transforming global connections within a decade or two. It asserts Britain will spearhead progress, with aircraft and airships enabling regular journeys from British ports to vast imperial and world destinations.
Medical text touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for anemia and low spirits. It cites Mrs Napoleon Gallant of Tignish P E I praising renewed health after six boxes. Claims pills build new blood and can be mailed postpaid from Brockville Ontario at 50 cents a box.
Colonel Lindbergh states flying will continue as long as he can drive a car. He rejects the idea that age or duties will force him to quit. He argues seasoned pilots remain capable and that training sustains skill regardless of years.
The article notes radium may decay into lead as its atoms shed five helium particles. It claims radium is extremely valuable, valued at about 2 million dollars per ounce, while radioactivity causes transmutation into a cheaper metal.
It is computed that the most distant objects visible now lie about 140 million light years away, meaning light takes 140 million years to travel from them to Earth. This reveals how the universe is seen from our observatory in unprecedented measure.
The ad warns that asthma worsens if untreated and claims Kellogg's Asthma Remedy taken early can stop incipient conditions from becoming chronic, saving hours of suffering. It also notes a five cent transit ride in Berlin with transfers between street car, auto bus, and subway without extra fare.
A recent Glasgow event celebrated Canada Week under Lord Provost Sir David Mason with Canadian goods showcased citywide. The Dominion sponsored first Glasgow shopping week, offering cash prizes up to 1000 dollars for top grocery store displays, mirroring a London store display of Canadian foods.
Canada's gross agricultural wealth for 1928 is estimated at about 8.027 billion dollars, up 19.35 million from 1927. Total revenue by province lists Ontario 500.821 million, Saskatchewan 392.604 million, Quebec 277.050 million, Alberta 264.028 million, Manitoba 148.267 million, British Columbia 50.715 million, Nova Scotia 40.162 million, New Brunswick 34.308 million, and Prince Edward Island 21.750 million.
A Syracuse mother recalls using Fletcher's Castoria to stop her baby's crying and upset stomachs, noting it is harmless and effective. The ad touts Castoria as the remedy for colic constipation and colds among children, praising its genuine vegetable formula and Fletcher signature.
Representatives from eight provincial livestock coops met in Winnipeg to create the Canadian Co-Operative Livestock Producers with headquarters in Toronto. W. D. McKay of Moose Jaw was elected president, H. B. Clemes of Toronto became vice president and treasurer, and J. K. King of Moncton was named traveling secretary and manager of the new body.
A man deposits $10,000 then returns, asking for his money. After the teller hands over ten thousand, he counts each bill aloud and tells the teller to put it back, explaining he only wanted to see if he was all there.
The device credited to C. L. Sholes, noted as printer editor, marks a landmark in mechanical writing. His invention, developed with collaborators, revolutionized typing and written communication in its era.
The statement asserts there is no poisonous ingredient in Holloway's Corn Remover and that it can be used without danger or risk of injury.
Farm is best with grade cows selling for over 100 dollars at auction. Gales and farm products bring high prices. This is not the time for young men to leave the farm for city work. A town improves when each person fixes up his property. It’s a case of you in your small corner and I in mine.
New York City claims a population equal to the combined total of Montana Nevada Utah Idaho Colorado Arizona New Mexico Wyoming North Dakota and South Dakota. The statement highlights the city's rapid growth and its impact on regional demographics and resources.
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