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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 09, 1932
Page
3
The article urges Canadian hog raisers to improve feeding and market hogs at suitable weights to meet precise consumer demand. It notes a shift from under finished, light hogs to over fat, heavier hogs and calls for price differential adjustments and corrective actions if the trend continues.
The article argues that demand for hog products is constant across weight ranges from light to heavy cuts and varying fat levels. Excessive feeding creates imbalances, pushing heavier, fattier hogs and harming marketability of bacon, especially for export to Britain, urging producers to adopt sound production methods.
A French novelty combines a clock with a savings bank. It only runs if the owner deposits a franc or more daily, offering a tangible reminder to save. In an era of time payments, the device may help people meet regular installments promptly.
At a New York science symposium sponsored by the American Institute Dr H H Sheldon of New York University argued science will end the current business depression by developing a widely used product. He cited ultra violet light indoors artificial weather aviation safety devices electric clocks and automatic refrigeration as potential solutions.
Dr Mandel Sherman of Washington notes in education for parenthood at Georgia State College that 32 parents tracked ways children annoyed them. Disobedience led, with other irritants including slowness speed and overzealousness. He says parenting shapes an adult outlook and the parental attitude affects the annoyances count.
J. A. Campbell in The Pas says Hudson Bay Railway could open to continental railways if privileges are granted. He notes CN Railways runs the line for now and that any Canadian or U S railway could receive running rights. He expects CPR to seek rights after testing.
Charlies Blake Gordon, named Auditor of Disbursements for Canadian Pacific Railway, began as a 1903 stenographer in the vice-president’s office and rose to secretary to the president Sir Thomas Shaughnessy. He later led the Kettle Valley Railway as secretary treasurer, then treasurer and comptroller before his promotion to the current post at year’s start.
The Millbank memorial fund reports eight years of data showing English and Welsh women outlive American women, with American death rates for women aged 25 to 64 over 30 percent higher than English and Welsh women. It also notes American men have at least 15 percent higher mortality than British men in the same age bands. The study emphasizes consistency across all years and age groups.
The article notes Canada’s jump from third to second among world gold producers in 1930, surpassing the United States as South Africa’s output faces a decline. It cites the Northern Miner estimate of Canada producing over 43 million dollars in gold, with profits rising while American production wanes. It highlights new ore bodies, Bannockburn developments, and stabilizing base-metal prices signaling broader mining optimism.
All Tingey patterns are sketched in Paris and produced in New York. The wrap over, slimming dress features a skirt extending into the bodice with a scarf. Fabrics include marocain crepe de chine satin with colors like black red green blue and beige. Sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 42. Ready for delivery. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name address pattern number and size.
A zoology professor laments his ignorance of electricity and a young housewife explains the electric light. She tells him to press a button and the light comes on, simplifying the mystery with plain practical knowledge.
A quoted exchange discusses loss of control over a car and its purchase paid outright by the speaker's father-in-law indicating a family financed vehicle decision.
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