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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1930
Page
2
The article contrasts the idea of square pegs in round holes with success in different paths. It uses a farmer and city worker example to urge that satisfaction comes from liking the work, mastering it, and pursuing improvement rather than chasing immediate status or money.
The Aeroplane and Geodesy Problem Of Survey Work In Remote Districts Has Been Solved The aeroplane has solved one of the problems of the Geodetic Survey of Canada. In those districts which are traversed by neither roads nor railways, travel is slow and at times almost impossible. Obstruction is met everywhere in measuring the points in the great triangulation net which is gradually covering the whole of the Dominion. By means of the aero plane most of these difficulties have been set aside.
A worn out woman advised to rest and protect her nerves, warning starved nerves lead to breakdown. The remedy proposed is Dr Williams Pink Pills said to enrich and create blood, strengthening nerves and improving health. Sold by dealers or mail order for 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Estevan welcomed about 300 business and professional leaders for the September 24 event inaugurating three new plants. The Mercury notes the town of 3000 rich in agricultural and mineral wealth with Canada’s oily brick plant and Dominion’s largest nurseries among its highlights.
Canadian Pacific Railway officials in Winnipeg predict a strong winter travel season to Western Canada driven by special trains and sailings to the Old Country for Christmas and New Year. The Banff Carnival and the Victoria Golf Club Beatty trophy event in late February draw Easterners and Americans to the Northwest, with reduced round trip fares and extended ticket validity offered December through February.
Canada plans a new Trade Commissioner's office in Cairo to cover Egypt, Sudan, Palestine, Cyprus, Syria, Iraq and Persia. By next December 34 trade commissioners will operate worldwide plus a commercial agent in Sydney. They report to the Commercial Intelligence Service to boost Canadian exports, with foreign trade per person at $256 in 1929, the highest globally.
A playful exchange shows Mrs. Newlywed apologizing for the long wait as she toggles cooking methods from grilling to frying then boiling, while Mr. Newlywed urges patience for the steak to improve.
Persain Balm is marketed as a versatile feminine product with subtle fragrance and cooling effects. It claims to refresh and tone the skin and soften hands while protecting delicate child skin. It is touted as useful for family use including as a hair fixative and cooling shaving lotion for men.
A special publicity drive by Manitoba Industrial Development Board targets attracting American manufacturing plants to the province. Mothers learn that Mother Gray's Worm Exterminator offers a remedy for worms in children, emphasizing quick relief.
The Henderson Directory lists Moose Jaw population at 26 140, up 3 497 from 1920, indicating growth for the city.
The passage notes that Thomas Edison is 83, Sir Oliver Lodge 79, and Bernard Shaw 74, with many scientists and brain workers surpassing sixty years in age, illustrating remarkable longevity among prominent minds.
The Financial Post notes Soviet dumping of wheat and other products abroad amid shortages at home. It argues the state, owning all property, taxes neither private profits nor incomes, but relies on mining, forestry and farming outputs or exports to fund itself. Citizens face strict, minimal rations as machinery is purchased abroad.
After touring the Turner Valley oil field, A Beeby Thompson of the British Council of Petroleum Technologists announced 7 000 acres confirmed as a major gas and oil producer. Since drilling began, production reached 3 000 000 barrels worth 10 000 000 dollars, with current output about 3 500 barrels per day from 60 wells.
An ancient marble milestone found in Chiappa Italy shows 553 miles to Rome and the name Augustus Caesar, likely marking the Via Aurelia between Rome and Gallic regions. Also advertised is Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claimed to treat coughs colds throat bronchial issues and injuries without a physician.
A new centrifugal process allows butter production without traditional churning. The method separates cream into butterfat rapidly, enabling efficient, continuous production for dairy operations.
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