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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
2
Three New York anesthetists reported success in blocking nerves by alcohol injections at the Chicago congress. The method relieves fever nausea and neuralgia for days or weeks, aiding those driven by pain to seek relief, though less effective for addicts who crave narcotics rather than seek to quit.
The article argues that initiative cannot be destroyed by socialism or government but must be nurtured by parents teachers employers and governments. Initiative is a God given trait, and necessity spurs invention. Without self reliance individuals remain dependent, while responsible guidance and opportunity foster personal leadership and enterprise.
A writer notes that most women can tell by looking at their husbands after work if it will be a picture show or a quiet home evening. He adds that most men can tell the same by looking at their wives.
The economy and thoroughness of raising dairy-bred calves depend largely on feeding methods.
London announces Lord Ashfield as the new traffic chief and reports he starts his first day with a 40 minute workout to set a disciplined pace.
Twenty nine miles of telephone cable aboard the Dominia, the largest cable ship, await laying to upgrade lines between London and Paris. Egypt reports bankruptcies in the first half of the year fewer than half of 1932. Sweden shows two thirds of new automobiles this year are American.
The Blackburn Airplane Company at Brough completed a submarine chaser flying boat named Blackburn Perth. It features a forward rotary turret firing 100 shells per minute with 1,500 yard range and a 132 mph speed, 97 ft wingspan, 70 ft length, 26 ft height, and a 1,600 pound recoil. It is one of four to be stationed at Malta.
A woman reports twelve months of arm neuritis, wearing a sling until recently. She says two weeks of Kruschen Salts use allowed her to sleep, perform housework, and she hopes to declare neuritis gone soon. The testimonial frames impurities in blood as the cause and promotes Kruschen as restoring health.
Argentina increases peanut production to 135,591,526 pounds from 129,328,450, rising 33.5 percent in the past year. Harvested area grows to 193,393 acres, up 66.6 percent, with an average yield of 892.5 pounds per acre.
Pains after eating come from excess acid forming gas and discomfort. Bisulated Magnesia taken after meals provides quick relief and is recommended by druggists for sour stomach. It should be in every home and it works.
A black and white cat at Oxford Zoo reportedly bears fur covered wings that enable flight. Sightings show the animal moving from ground to a beam, with wings about a foot wide. The curator remains skeptical, noting the animal may merely leap high aided by its hindquarters.
The report notes Roman one way traffic on the Appian Way to ease chariot jams in Pompeii. It also recalls 1868 semaphore arm at Bridge Street and New Palace Yard London illuminated by gas. H E Aldington described these at an Institute of Transport meeting to show traffic issues persist.
Gravesend police plan to deploy compact cameras to photograph accident scenes. The move aims to improve evidence gathering and documentation for investigations and reports.
Rapid progress marks the Budd Manufacturing Co project in Philadelphia for a three section articulated diesel electric unit. Experts from US Steel General Motors Winton Engine Works and Burlington staff oversee every step as travel experts hail the design as a sensational answer to buses cars and air travel.
J P Morgan returned to New York praising marked improvement in British business conditions. He noted England has turned the corner from hard times with heavy industries showing progress and an overall sense that the economy is better, while declining to comment on the US domestic situation including the NRA and inflation.
There is no substitute for potash in agriculture. It cannot be replaced in the plant's economy by soda or any other compound.
Historical note about Russian emu breeding for food and curiosity about the emu’s prior roles before crosswords appeared. The statement ties animal husbandry to cultural trivia and early puzzle culture.
Scotland claims it supplies many Premiers and Archbishops of Canterbury yet only two Chancellors in a century were Scottish born. Neville Chamberlain and Austen Chamberlain share Birmingham origins. London has Disraeli. Yorkshire names include Snowden, Oxford, Asquith, Harcourt. Lancashire boasts Lloyd George, Gladstone, Peel.
A vintage advice blurb urging mothers to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to their daughters during adolescence. It promotes health tonics for girls to become happy, healthy wives and mothers, emphasizing guidance on self care at this critical time.
Japanese ambassador to the United States Debuchi has been summoned to Japan and does not expect to return. No successor named or official reasons given. Speculation links the recall to Roosevelt's talks with Soviet Russia. Debuchi faced pressure from Japan's army faction for a more aggressive stance.
Majorcan authorities declare that Americans living in Majorca wearing minimal clothing will be treated as vagabonds and expelled. Local natives have long resented foreigners strolling barefoot in bath attire, a behavior deemed especially offensive.
In Ealing England the YMCA launches a program to provide bicycles for young unemployed men. Norwegian Girl Guides joined London based international folk dancing exhibitions.
Germany is behind in payments to the League of Nations totaling 2 300 000 Swiss francs about 450 000 dollars. The debt covers 1932 and 1933 as Germany promised to earmark funds for League use in Germany, including for supplies. The idea was floated that the League might buy German pencils.
Additional warehouses rise in Brazil to store growing coffee stocks as production and trade volumes increase, signaling strengthened infrastructure to manage larger shipments and inventories.
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