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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1930
Page
6
Diamond Dyes are easy to use and dye smoothly with true even colors that resist fading through wear and wash. The ad credits purity of anilines for superior results and notes higher cost is offset by no higher price to consumers with all drug stores carrying the product at 15 cents.
Noted Philadelphia painter Alexander Harrison died in his Paris studio at age 67 after a long illness. The U S weather bureau will issue fire warnings from a Madison Wisconsin radio station during the hazard season per the state department of agriculture. Medicine Hat reports 210 occupied dwellings. the rest are owner occupied, a Canadian record. Plans favor a reunion of former US Presidents’ families at the capital for the 1932 Washington bicentennial. Canada forecasts 45260000 cwt of potatoes this year, up from 39930000 cwt last year. Prohibition of hard liquor advertising is ordered in Manitoba by the liquor control commission. The South African Chambers of Commerce urge intensified trade with the British Commonwealth. A Socialist bomb plot against Marshal Pilsudski is alleged. eight Polish Socialist Party members are arrested. A plane crash at Kotzebue, Alaska killed four, including pilot Ralph Wren. Samuel E. McColl of McColl Brothers Surveying Co is named director of surveys for a new Manitoba engineering division.
The Department of Public Works has begun work on the steel superstructure of the new traffic bridge over the Saskatchewan River at Brosseau Alberta. The bridge will be among the province's largest, exceeding a thousand feet in length.
An advertisement warns against harsh laxatives and mineral drugs for constipation. It endorses Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a gentle, purely vegetable option that stimulates liver and bowel action, cleanses the intestines, and promotes a tonic effect. Ends noting price of 23c and 75c red packages.
British traders cut advertising to save costs during downturns but experienced advertisers insist on redoubling efforts. A local specialist notes that continued or increased advertising yields real results even in hard times, contrasting with short sighted cutbacks.
John A. Mooney managing director is touring Europe to promote the World Grain Exhibition and Conference set for Regina in 1932. His itinerary covers Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Bulgaria Romania Turkey Greece Italy Spain Portugal France Switzerland Belgium and Holland with a return to Canada planned by mid November.
All Tingey models are developed in Paris and patterns cut in New York. The pattern features a new collar with a side drape and jeweled brooch, suited for satin crepe-de-chine marocain chiffon velvet and laconne velvet. Sizes 14 to 20 and 34 to 42. Ready for delivery. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name address pattern number and size.
The piece argues that urban unemployment figures rise each winter as farm workers migrate to cities for winter jobs. Urban authorities should prevent maintaining this migratory labor for five months and avoid taxing taxpayers to support a class that rejects winter work in favor of relief funds.
Drain one can tomatoes and season with salt pepper onion juice and sugar. Butter a baking dish then line with buttered crumbs. Layer tomatoes and crumbs and bake in a hot oven until crumbs brown.
Winnipeg pattern orders are handled through the Winnipeg Newspaper Union located at 175 McDermot Ave. The notice lists a mailing address and name fields for customer inquiries.
The Pas Board of Trade backs creating a national park in the Clearwater Lake region at Mile 17 on the Hudson Bay railway. A northerly reserve would protect a popular summer resort area while Manitoba moves to re survey boundaries next year. Holiday cottage land issues arise from prior federal survey. The plan includes a new motor road link expected to be finished next summer.
Dr Higgins, medical officer in Liverpool, reports crime in Great Britain has declined and prisons run below capacity with several closed for lack of occupants. He credits swift justice, strict laws, saloon hours limits, and post-release surveillance for offenders. Aboard a liner a man overboard caused excitement. Mrs De Snobbs identifies the missing man as her husband. Pencils are sold by vending machines in Czecho Slovakia. World sulphuric acid output reaches 23,550,000 tons annually.
A simple lemon tapioca sherbet recipe uses 14 cup quick cooking tapioca 1 cup sugar and 2 cups water. It cooks in a double boiler until clear then lemon juice is added before finishing with stiffly beaten egg whites. Serve with custard or cream.
Prof. Albert Bachem of the University of Illinois College of Medicine urges clothing reform for men. He says health and comfort favor loose flowing garments without collars or belts and compares men and women’s clothing as one layer or more porous in design.
Yukon Territory in Canada is described as the paradise for big game hunters offering abundant mountain sheep moose goat caribou and bears including black brown and grizzly. The article highlights variety and trophy sizes as major inducements for hunters.
An American firm based in Minneapolis investigates commercial muskeg uses to establish an insulation industry. While new to most Canadians, muskeg has long insulated log cabins of trappers in northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan. A spring shipment of muskeg departed for the south amid the inquiry.
The dahlia began in 1779 with seeds sent from Mexico to Madrid. By 1841 about 1,200 varieties emerged from that seed packet, as Dr Howe noted the plant’s remarkable variation with human aid. Today over 8,000 varieties are cultivated and a dahlia society exists in every state.
A lawyer explains a $100 cheque after deducting fees from a $500 award. The client questions who was affected by the incident, asking if they were the one hit by the car.
Mrs Victor Bruce, British woman aviator, began a single seat flight from Heston Middlesex amid strict secrecy. Reports varied on destination with hints of routes to Persia India China and Japan Alexandria Cape Town or a world circumnavigation lasting three years. The item also notes a historical aside about coffee and remedies.
Birchtown Quebec resident says she lives on a farm near town and after menopause felt nervous and run down. She credits Pinkham medicines Vege table Compound Blood Medicine and Liver Pills with improving her nerves appetite and energy while performing home duties and chores.
Final shipment of Tyndall stone from Manitoba quarries to Edmonton completes part of the $250,000 Alberta Provincial Buildings project ahead of schedule. The delivery supports construction milestones for the Edmont on site and local officials expect timely completion.
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