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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1931
Page
4
An advertisement asserts Kraschen Salts help reduce weight safely when combined with a modified diet and gentle exercise. A customer reports losing 70 pounds over seven months, keeping weight steady for four months after starting with a half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast.
Calgary reports nine months revenue up by 140 dollars over last year. Canton plans harbor spend exceeding nine million dollars. Osgoode Hall sees about 242 divorce filings with wives accounting for 133. Canada exports meat rise in September per Dominion Bureau of Statistics. About 400 New Yorkers gain telecommunication sales work on commission. Lorca Spain has had no rain for seven years. peasants seek government aid. Australian wheat crop expected 20 percent smaller than last year per Washington. Lancashire and Yorkshire mills show increased activity from new orders after gold standard suspend. New York American cites an informed source on Senator Morrow estate near 20 million dollars. Ottawa population 124 988 per June census, up 15.9 percent since 1911. Bournemouth reports General Sir Reginald Hart dies at 83. he was the oldest Victoria Cross holder.
Garnet wheat to be excluded from contract grades of northern classes after July 31 1932 if Western Grain Standards Board approves and Canadian Grain Act amended. Resolution asks Garnet be graded as a separate variety in grades numbered one two and three Garnet with failing grain moved to red spring lower grades. Aviators flying at night along the Columbia River will be guided for 50 miles by red and green beacon lights. The quoted dialogue and literary fragment appear as stray text in the clipping.
Two renowned physicians, Dr. George W. Crile and Dr. Charles H. Mayo, described how worry fear jealousy and hate shorten life and cited an average life expectancy of 58 years. Mayo urged remedies including newspapers as powerful educators and thought shapers.
Advertisement for a wrap bodice silk crepe shantung dress Style No. 931 in sizes 16 to 46 bust. Describes white surplice collar, wrapped bodice, and slim lines to suit fuller figures. Notes fabric options and pattern price of 25 cents, wrap coin payment.
The piece notes China rapidly narrowing the gap to modern civilization with Occidental studies at Columbia and other universities. It highlights China becoming a wheat importer via the Federal Farm Board stocks, and reports Hong Kong Dairy and Cold Storage buying 50 Ayrshire cows from British Columbia to supply milk and butter for infants.
Dr. Balfour W. Currie of the University of Saskatchewan told a service club that man will never reach the moon or other planets, attributing poor radio reception to meteor activity. He said more than 20,000,000 meteors strike daily and forecast a major meteor shower around mid November next year. Currie also argued the planetary system formed about 300 million years ago using rock radioactivity and warned the atmosphere reaches 100 to 115 miles high while most meteorites stop glowing about 15 miles up.
Pattern order guide from Winnipeg Pattern No. Name Town lists address at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg for customers seeking specific pattern numbers and names. It identifies pattern titles and town references for catalog requests.
Arthur Brisbane notes Lieutenant Stainforth’s flight at 386 miles per hour and argues a nation’s future rests on brains, not limited by cost. He says Britain’s capability to build airplanes and recruit skilled pilots proves a few million pounds is small compared to intellect.
The public shows interest in the new honey grades for appearance and identification. Canadian standards classify honey by colour into White Golden Amber and Dark, then grade by quality as Fancy Choice or Manufacturers. The grading provides consistent terminology and lets inherent quality speak for itself.
The international calendar reform conference adopted a declaration favouring stabilizing Easter and postponed the broader move to simplify the calendar. It adjourned noting Easter stability is desirable for social and economic reasons. A light domestic exchange follows about a forgotten birthday gift.
The cabinet decrees official wear must be purchased domestically, directing even President Mustapha Kemal to forego London tailor services as part of a national economy program.
The remark notes that jealousy stems from love but more often from self love than affection for others. It suggests insecurity drives possessive feelings and highlights the paradox of longing and self-importance in romantic tension.
Spanish sewing machine manufacturers petition the government for financial support and tariff relief to stabilize an industry facing import competition and downturns in demand. The appeal highlights potential job losses and calls for rapid action from authorities.
Postal reports to Postmaster General Arthur Sauve show a substantial recovery with deficits turning to surplus. Third class mail, especially printed matter, has risen sharply signaling wider advertising by business houses. Registered mail up 15 percent in September. overall fiscal year deficit trimmed by July and August with expectant upswing ahead.
An 11 year old Japanese boy travels alone from Toronto to Vancouver by rail with a guardian recently departed. Haruo Inouye vows to join his elder brother in Vancouver despite remarks about his age and a host of admonitions. He replies with confident wit and proceeds to ride the Continental Limited westward.
Kiruna Sweden grew from Arctic wilderness to a bustling 11000 population and commercial hub for a vast iron industry. Officials report over 9000000 tons of iron ore produced in 1930 with a steady rise since large scale mining began circa 1911.
Berlin Tempo reports ex Kaiser Wilhelm leads an active routine with a sixty person household. He starts at 6 a.m. with walks and tennis or wood chopping before 9 a.m. He walks with a pack of dogs and keeps busy in the palace grounds.
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