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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1936
Page
7
An advertisement urges regular use of Gillett's Pure Flake Lye to keep sinks drains and toilets clear. It claims full strength pours weekly without harming enamel or plumbing kills germs and destroys odors and eases many cleaning tasks. Do not dissolve lye in hot water.
Starr confronts Michael as their heated kiss and conflicting desires push her toward a perilous line. He sees a future of family and stability while she clings to dangerous playgirl fame, fearing solitude and her growing longing. Starr spirals through a world of synthetic emotion to avoid genuine love.
Gabriele d Annuzio marks the fourteenth anniversary of the fascist march on Rome by praising the Italian Air Force as turning the Mediterranean into mare nostrum. He sends greetings from his Lake Como villa calling Italy's aviation the greatest in the world.
The Ogilvie Flour Mills Co Limited announces a prize campaign spanning Montreal Ottawa Toronto Fort William Winnipeg Regina Medicine Hat Calgary Edmonton Vancouver and Victoria. Prizes are offered to attract customers across eight provinces.
In Harlem the colored maid Miss Starr boasts of her synthetic Arab identity through jewelry and headwear while rejecting traditional mushrabiyeh views. Sapphira offers practical counsel about life and love as Starr laments a weary, aimless mood in a scene that hints at broader social dynamics.
J. C. Kirkwood notes Rhodesian bread from Bulawayo was flown to London for the Bakers and Confectioners Exhibition. Adam Adams delivered loaves 5 000 miles by air and earned honorable mention among 10 000 competitors with three British bakers ahead. The piece also mentions a proposal for pursuit planes to combat alien smuggling into the United States by air.
A golfer sliced a ball into a Glacier National Park fish hatchery causing the intake line to clog and shut off water. The incident resulted in the death of about 74,000 fish and prompted a Hatchery inspection.
A devotional note cites Psalm 73 24 urging guidance through life and rest in God’s arms. It speaks of faith sustaining duty and conquering earthly trials. The reflection envisions eternity as the ocean’s music and anchors belief in goodness and mercy following one’s days.
Half the King David Hotel in Jerusalem serves as the British emergency force headquarters. General John Dill, with a £500 bounty on his head, occupies the second floor with officers. The RAF uses the third floor, and Army HQ is on the fourth. The winter garden is the officers mess and the mezzanine houses the men’s canteen. Visitors still access the hotel through a private entrance as daily orchestra music continues.
Thousands of pushcarts will scour every city and village in a nationwide effort to gather discarded materials. The government orders the collection of practically all types of cast off objects to recover usable raw materials.
An ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast cure for acid indigestion gas and nausea from overindulgence. It suggests two teaspoons after meals or two tablets for instant relief and notes a 25 cent price for a large box at drug stores.
Leopold Doyon of Quebec’s labor department says about 4,000 men have been taken off direct relief in the metropolitan area since the unemployment relief works program started less than three weeks ago, funded by Quebec and Ottawa. The rest of the fragment cites an unrelated remark on theology and animals.
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