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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1933
Page
5
Alan finds Pence story-stick stained with a crimson splash beside a sunlit stump in a clearing. Old Pence’s carved scenes of mining camps and gold trails now close the tale as the bandits vanish and the old waif remains unburdened.
Takudah reports a thunderous object landing near Goose Point on En Traverse Lake then crossing southward. Alan Baker pursues bandits while Pedneault and Haskell race to outwit rivals, amid Elizabeth Spaulding’s looming marriage to Baker and looming consequences for all.
A towering 60 to 70 foot rock pillar named Conjurors House rises amid the Missinaibi River canyon in Northern Ontario. Canoe travelers portaging toward Hudson Bay pass the awe inspiring monument as the turbulent river hurls between high granite walls near the falls.
The world’s largest microscope stands seven feet high and will be displayed at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Exhibited by a Rochester optical company, it is the only one of its kind, revealing external features of devices that helped conquer many virulent diseases.
A reflection on self discipline noting the hardest fight is restraining impulses rather than acting on strong urges. It asserts every dutiful person faces this inner battle and must wage it regularly as real courage.
An elderly Englishwoman traveling with her husband in a Western state reacts to a menu item reading Baked Indian pudding. She wonders aloud if such dishes exist in a civilized country as she expresses shock at the term.
A rhyming motivational verse on enduring virtue and the ultimate good, followed by a long catalog of Saskatchewan and western Canada car and garage dealers with town names such as Barrhead Edson Jasper Fairview Fort Saskatchewan Hardisty Holden Hughenden Irma Lacombe Lamont Lougheed Mayerthorpe Ponora Rimbey Roblin Roland Russell Saskatoon and many more GPO listings indicate regional automotive services and distributors.
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows Canada holding fourth place with one motor vehicle for every 9.4 people. The United States leads at one per 5.1. Ontario has the highest Canadian density at 65 persons per vehicle, while British Columbia follows with 7.7 per vehicle.
A London Metropolitan Police document lists up to four hundred questions officers may ask after a fatal road accident. The passage also notes a gold find in Albania and a one day bank holiday in Guatemala.
The London Herald says a £2,000,000 treasure belonging to murdered Czar Nicholas III and Russian nobles may be recovered near Sverdlovsk on the Asiatic side of the Ural Mountains. Negotiations with the Soviet Government yielded one fourth of the treasure. The cache lies deep under a house placed there 16 years ago by an unknown man. The German-backed agent reportedly awaits the digger’s arrival. A separate anecdote recalls a boy quipping about Sir Walter Raleigh and Queen Elizabeth.
A devotional excerpt emphasizes gratitude as daily perception of God’s gifts. It links praise to every blessing from childhood onward and describes how constant thanks fosters peaceful joy, blessing, and a sense of divine guidance. Quote by H. E. Manning frames the meditation.
Haverford College reports a scarab gifted by King Tutankhamun’s grandfather to friends at his 1400 BC wedding as the season’s top archaeological discovery from the Beth Shemesh dig in Palestine.
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