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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1933
Page
4
An advertisement touts Kruehen Salts as a fat burning remedy. It claims one half trasqpeem dissolved in hot water before breakfast will defy fatigue, increase vigor, energy, and endurance, and enable long walks. It notes stores across Canada sell KK Salts for 75 cents a jar.
An inter provincial conference will be held at Ottawa this autumn to discuss taxation boundaries. The harbour enquiry by Sir Alexander Gibbs will include New Westminster and Vancouver. Cuba trade talks with Canada not yet concluded. Dr Harriet Clisby aged 100 dies in West Kensington. Leeds hosts a world wide conference on remedy seeking. France to build its own legation in Canada per Hon C A Henry. Close to 10 000 Toronto Irish Free State Hospital tickets seized. Indian farmers in prairie provinces plant more wheat than 1930. Attlee says penny postage will not be reintroduced soon. Women to be eligible for political membership in Spain. all citizens may be candidates.
Yale University announced 176 fellowships and scholarships worth over 1300000, funded by gifts exceeding 2000000, for study in 1930 1931. William F Hanna of Winnipeg will study genetic relations of wheat fungi Tilletia Levis and T Tritici. Edith M Mason of Victoria will study the life and works of Collin D Narieville.
Bond market figures show year to date Canadian sales at 211,193,386 compared with 191,969,321 for the same period last year and 140,814,686 for the year before. Purchases by Canadian financial houses reach 147,306,386 with American firms at 59,787,000 and British at 4,100,000.
English golfers are adopting the American no coat approach, signaling a shift in attire norms. The move aligns with a broader trend toward functional, lighter gear among players, though it stirs debate about tradition and style.
An editorial argues that Canadians outpace disease prevention through indifference and outdated thinking. It cites measurably preventable deaths from diphtheria typhoid fever and tuberculosis and urges public investment in health services and preventive care to save lives and strengthen national well being.
The ninth divorce case in 50 years faced the legislative council as no divorce law exists on the island A special bill is required for each case after council approval the bill goes to the House of Keys to London for royal assent and final promulgation at Tynward Court open air venue.
A one pound body on Earth would weigh 27 pounds on the Sun. The statement explains the much stronger gravitational field of the Sun compared to Earth and gives a simple comparative figure to illustrate the difference in weight.
Our large Fashion Magazine shows the latest Paris styles for spring and summer for adults and children. Also instructive lessons in sewing. Price of book 15 cents. All patterns 25 cents in stamps or coin coin preferred. Wrap coin carefully.
Winnipeg Pattern No. Name Size details appear in the notice at 175 McDermot Ave. The advertisement lists pattern numbers and names for ordering by mail.
J B Bowes of Owen Sound known as the Chatsworth Sage announces 1931 prognostications after relinquishing forecast copyrights. He claims forecasts rest on scientific principles and notes his past 14 months predicted ongoing North American drought and a stormy, flood-prone period through mid year with detailed monthly patterns.
In Sir Hubert Wilkins Arctic submarine expedition the meals will be run by Harry Rothschild. He emphasizes tomatoes as the crucial undersea staple, praising canned tomato soup and other forms for morale in confined, stale air aboard the Nautilus. Mosquitoes not breeding in swift water noted. Wicklow Ireland seeks housing for the poor.
The Union Government presents King George with a complete pictorial postage stamps set for Southwest Africa plus unused marginal blocks of four. C. T. Water, South Africa’s high commissioner, arranged the gift. The stamps are the territory’s first definitive designs, produced from South African artists and Windhoek sources, engraved and printed by Bradbury, Wilkinson in England.
A Portugal favored dessert recipe by Betty Barclay uses butter brown sugar egg grated carrots and lemon zest. Cream butter then sugar and egg, fold in carrots and zest, sifted dry ingredients added, bake one hour in a buttered pudding pan and serve hot with sauce or cream.
A recipe outlines simmering 14 percent pounds beef in 1 quart water with salt until tender, cooling, deboning and mincing, reducing the liquid to one cup, then mixing with vinegar sugar sage thyme Worcestershire sauce and seasonings before pressing into a mold and chilling. The note ends with a quip about icebergs and a remark on illiteracy as an ironic aside.
In 1930 Canada produced 2,504,000 tons of newsprint, 36 percent of world output totaling 6,975,000 tons. The United States produced about 18 percent, Great Britain and Germany around nine percent each, Newfoundland and Japan four percent each. The six nations supplied about four fifths of world newsprint, with Canada holding a large export share.
The St Albans exhibition featured over 70 plain and fancy mice shown by women fanciers. Exhibits included white mice with black eyes, silver and tan varieties, black and tan combinations, and a rare blue mouse. Proceeds benefit charity.
A new government decree in Argentina requires all toothpaste brands to be analyzed approved and registered before sale. The rule aims to ensure product safety and proper labeling across the market.
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