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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1931
Page
2
A reflective piece argues that chasing status and expenditure beyond means harms individuals and governments. It cites households buying luxuries, roads and schools expanding to match others, and warns that wealth is unevenly distributed. The piece urges economy and shared responsibility for a more just future.
Dr C N Bell longtime Winnipeg grain official and first Winnipeg Grain Exchange secretary retires after reaching civil service age. Major C J Drake succeeds him after transferring from the Canadian Government Elevators at Fort William and is noted for prior Manitoba legislature secretarial work in Winnipeg.
British women claim longer lifespans while American death rates for ages 25 to 64 exceed Britain's by more than 30 percent, highlighting a stark health disparity between the nations.
The chemical sector remains a crucial driver for Poland's economy, supporting manufacturing, exports, and employment. Policymakers emphasize investment in production, innovation, and sustainable practices to maintain global competitiveness and energy efficiency.
The final report by Harrison S. Martland notes cancer rising among radium clock dial painters in New Jersey. He cites alpha particles from radium as a potential unseen cancer source, with 5 of 18 deceased women in New Jersey plants dying of cancer and a sixth from radium exposure in other facilities. Four more cases are under observation.
Builders advocate extending a line to Scotland’s highest peak Ben Nevis with plans to reach the summit by rail. The proposal aims to boost tourism and accessibility to Scotland’s famed mountain as the nation eyes new transport links.
Hundreds of gallons stolen from government caches in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and the Northwest Territories over two years prompt RCMP investigations. Pilots rely on fuel in bush country and thefts risk life or death as caches are looted, with fuel selling for high prices due to freight costs, including a record $15 a gallon last winter to Reindeer Lake.
A report to the Quebec Government warns about about 12 000 families facing starvation this winter in Labrador's Button Bay district due to the cod fishing collapse. Premier Taschereau said action will be taken promptly and urged Dominion authorities to share relief costs.
A Montreal reader reports faded sun spott ed draperies revived by dyeing with Diamond Dyes. She notes the product is easy to use and yields beautiful colors without harming the fabric, whether tinting or full dyeing.
The British Wool Industries Research Association in Leeds unveils wool leather, a waterproof substitute that resembles leather in appearance and feel. Developed under tight security, it promises cheap production and adaptable shading for boot uppers furniture car and bus upholstery and railway vehicles.
In Vermland Sweden four hundred sixty four farmers receive diplomas validating hereditary land tenure. The Eda family claims land since 1470 while Norda Emter ud traces ownership to 1480. The Royal Aero Club of England plans to admit women as guests and may grant full membership later.
A reader named Mr. Frank C. of Blackburn reports relief from acid stomach and constipation after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. The ad describes the pills as a vegetable tonic for the liver, ending constipation indigestion biliousness headaches and poor complexion. Available in red and blue packages at druggists.
The London Times lauds Lord Byng for restoring public confidence at Scotland Yard during his tenure as Commissioner. The Quebec Chronicle Telegram notes his military background and leadership as governor general, praising his competence, health challenges, and lasting positive impact. Persian Balm marketed for women follows.
The piece argues that mass production needs mass purchasing to meet real wants. It notes the danger of relying on production alone, recounting a teacher’s warning that basic needs suffice for contentment. It contrasts grease cup fillers and lever movers losing work with broader economic shifts.
The United States Navy eliminates many activities, laying off over 3,000 civilian workers and removing more than 4,000 sailors and marines. Navy yards in Boston and Charleston close, as do the New Orleans base, Newport station, and Lake Denmark ammunition depot.
A corned beef loaf recipe combines lemon gelatin with stock and paprika, folded with ground corned beef onion and mustard. It is chilled in a leaf pan until firm, unmolded, and served in slices with lettuce and optional egg or tomato garnish. yields 10 portions.
An ad touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for coughs colds sore throat bronchial troubles and for scalds burns bruises sprains cuts and sores. It claims no testimonial is needed beyond its own use to prove effectiveness.
The article argues Canada remains solid in business integrity and compares it with others. It acknowledges some individuals who stumble but says they are a minority and notes their potential to broadcast their faults.
Pare and grate six quinces and four large apples. Juice two lemons. Measure pulp and use three fourths as much sugar. Pour boiling water over sugar, stir until nearly dissolved. Add fruit pulp and lemon juice, cook until clear. Fill hot glasses and seal with paraffin for honeylike consistency.
Cure claim targets toothache neuralgia sore throat quinsy and croup. Also promoted for burns sores Barber's Itch and Ringworm as an all purpose remedy in a compact advertisement.
A large audience pressed to hear Professor Albert Einstein discuss a new theory involving three dimensional vectors. The talk, aimed at explaining advanced mathematics, drew intense interest as listeners sought insight into relativity and its implications.
The article notes blooming begonia varieties that require plenty of sunshine perform best in sunlit spots while those with spotted leaves thrive in north facing windows.
A historical note argues pellagra stems from iron deficiency rather than a lack of vitamin G, suggesting diet factors influence the disease more than specific vitamins.
A severe drought has caused substantial damage to flax fields throughout Italy, impacting yields and threatening textile supply. Officials survey affected regions and assess potential economic repercussions for farmers and regional markets.
Delegates to the Fifth World Poultry Congress in Rome will be hosted by the Italian government for an eight day tour to Leg horn Florence Pisa Perouse Ancona Bologna Roviga Milan Como Venice. Canadian delegates return via Switzerland Germany Belgium and France en route to Great Britain. F C Elford invites interested Canadians to join.
The Florists Telegraph Delivery Association reports that television may soon let customers view blooms and supervise arrangement before delivery. The idea could even allow customers to catch a scent, per coverage in the Christian Science Monitor.
The Alberta government will request permission from the Dominion Government for Dr. A Anrep a peat moss specialist from the Federal Department of Mines to conduct an extensive survey of peat moss deposits in Alberta next year. The study aims to determine commercial qualities for insulating and agricultural uses.
A man's reputation endures not only through his spoken claims but also through the restraint and discretion he shows by omitting certain remarks. The measure of character lies in what he chooses not to reveal as much as in what he proclaims.
Government moves to tax radio owners in Portugal at 2.25 dollars per year while declaring older learners overqualified to continue contributing, reflecting a shift in public policy and resource allocation.
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