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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1931
Page
5
On a Canadian rink Jean meets a mysterious English professor and, defying propriety, agrees to spend one unguarded day together. He lures her with a modest lunch, a promised shelter, and a vow of separated paths after the day ends.
Doctors say restless sleep in babies often stems from constipation. A cleansing Castoria dose is suggested to relieve accumulated wastes and ease discomfort. Castoria is a vegetable preparation free of harsh drugs and narcotics and is suitable for infants and older children. Genuine Castoria bears the name Castoria.
The Dominion Dairy and Cold Storage Branch reports butter output in Canada for the seven months ending July 1931 up 25,379,726 pounds or about 15.5 percent from the same period a year earlier, indicating growing production.
Chapter IV follows Jean as she advances under Monsieur Grioet’s tuition learning cross cuts rock ing turns and a new figure eight. He praises her progress and suggests a lunch break then leads her toward a pine forest above the woods for a meal.
A guest arrives for his first morning at a country hotel and, when asked what he wants for breakfast, replies with a quip deciding on tea coffee or cocoa by whatever the waitress calls it.
After sour stomachs from meals, readers are advised that indigestion comes from over-stimulated nerves and excess stomach acid. A tasteless dose of Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes the acid, with quick, safe results. Also promoted is Phillips Dental Cream from Canada for protecting teeth and gums against acid mouth.
New York architect Margaret V. Van Pelt notes Germany is already building glass houses with strong glass, metal and bold color contrasts. She observes Germans favor geometric exteriors and blocks of pink blue beige and mauve, predicting glass brick and wood homes will be common in 10 to 15 years.
Aline Michaelis writes of a sunflower loyal to the sun, lifting petals in hope for dawn. The speaker mourns a missing mother, sensing night’s despair and waiting for return as gates near reopening. The verse blends longing with natural imagery.
An old health note advises preventing colds by keeping the body alkaline through vegetables fruits and milk. It suggests hot baths and hot lemonade with lemon juice baking soda to sweat out poisons, and calls for medical consultation if a cold does not improve.
A Genoese fisherman added a light and clockwork to twenty fishing lines. When a fish tugs the line the light flashes and the mechanism winds in the line. The fisherman then removes the fish and rebaits to start again. Health notes warn worms hinder child development. Miller's Worm Powders expel worms and restore health.
A promotional blurb extols aspirin as a universal remedy for fatigue headaches and colds. It urges carrying tablets at home, work, and travel, claiming quick relief from neuralgia neuritis and rheumatic pains and promising ongoing comfort and productivity.
Lieut.-Col. J. E. Leckie, head of the Vancouver expedition bound for Cocos Island to search for buried pirate treasure, seeks permission from the Department of National Defence to arm his ship with machine guns and pompoms. He plans to carry privately owned machine guns and rifles regardless of approval.
A brief ad touts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a dependable aid for asthma, claiming it offers relief when other treatments fail and urging readers to obtain a package immediately.
An automatic clock is installed in Paris to provide time of day to telephone subscribers. Users dial the clock’s number to receive telegraphic signals with the correct time.
An 18th century style reflection urges patience as the path to inner peace and Godly grace. It argues that impatience fuels passion and unrest while submission to difficulties preserves the soul and aligns with faith. It emphasizes bearing burdens calmly to retain tranquility.
Tess laments only two weeks of vacation this year as Bess recalls the boss took time off simultaneously. The exchange hints at workplace scheduling quirks and limited leave amid interdepartmental frustrations.
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