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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 13, 1929

Page

2

The National Value of Radio and Cars in Modern Life

The piece traces the car’s shift from luxury to essential mass transport and credit the radio with expanding rural access to markets forecasts and news. It notes Dominion wide Canadian broadcasts and the potential for future advances such as television.

Ottawa United States Canada Great Britain Ramsay MacDonald Toronto Montreal Government of Halifax Victoria McDonald Koover Mackenzie King

Interesting collection presented to Toronto library

Henry Sproatt donated a collection of historic documents to the University of Toronto library. It features Canada’s first typography example, a speech by Sir John Graves Simcoe, a 1795 Newark proclamation, and letters from Sir Isaac Brock William Lyon Mackenzie Bishop Strachan and other noted Canadians.

University of Toronto Henry Sproatt Canada John Graves Simcoe Newark Sir Isaac Brock William Lyon Mackenzie Bishop Strachan

Origin of the English farthing and penny value

The piece explains that the farthing name means fourth part of a penny and that early pennies, softer and deeply stamped, could be broken to make half pennies or quarter-penny purchases.

Who Invented Eye-Glasses Says Spectacle Congress

The London Congress of Spectacle Makers debated who first made eye glasses. Organizers like W E Hardy say Roger Bacon is a likely candidate from the 14th century, though ancient Carthaginian lenses complicate attribution. Evidence remains inconclusive. spectacles entered general use after printing.

W. E. Hardy Roger Bacon

Air Ministry to ban wing walking by airmen

The Air Ministry warned that the practice of wing walking, a stunt where airmen leave the cockpit to walk along the wings, strains small airplanes and will be prohibited if not stopped.

England Air Ministry

Melons Catch Strong Market Demand in Oliver BC

Casaba melons grown in the Oliver District of British Columbia meet strong demand on Prairie markets. The large fruit are noted for fine texture and good shipping qualities and will keep and ripen long after harvest.

Oliver

New Theremin Device Offers CelloLike Tone

A new Theremin device shown at the radio world’s fair promises cello or violin like tones with no playing skill required. Musicians can hum a tune and wave hands over the RCA gadget to produce music, as it operates by two antennas in the exhibit.

Radio Corporation of America

Life Was a Burden Becomes Light With Pink Pills

Mrs. W J Dowling of Tottenham Ontario credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength and color after a bout of severe fatigue and heart palpitations. She reports rapid improvement after three boxes and urges others to try them. The company offers a free booklet Building Up the Blood and mails the pills for 50 cents.

Demonstrates New Form Of Rejuvenation Operation

A Chicago surgeon Dr V D Lespenasse presents Phiebophlebostomy a vein to vein rejuvenation method at an American College of Surgeons clinic. The procedure joins abdominal veins to redirect blood flow claiming gland revitalization without gland transplants.

American College of Surgeon V. D. Lespenasse Chicago Lespenasse Harold F. McCormick Australia Faculty of Medicine Cancer Research Committee University of Melbourne

Shields Farm Yields Fifty Bushels of Wheat per Acre

George Shields farm east of Raymond Alberta reports a ten acre field producing fifty bushels per acre of Marquis wheat graded No 1 locally. Nearby farmers also report yields around forty bushels per acre.

George Shields Raymond Alberta

Her Little Boy Was Very Ill With Summer Complaint

Mrs. Ray Fisher of Lebret Saskatchewan reports that her son suffered from summer complaint for over a month with blood in stool and stomach upset. After trying various remedies, a bottle of medicine from The T Milburn Co. Ltd Toronto brought noticeable improvement within days and the boy recovered to health.

Ray Fisher Lebret

Aerial Mail Arrives to Far North Posts Amid Low Rates

Far North posts Aklavik Herschel Island gain regular air service carrying mail and merchandise from Edmonton starting November 26. Winnipeg postmaster notes new air mail rates as cheapest in America, with 50 cents to Fort Providence and 1 dollar per pound to Herschel, far cheaper than Eastern Canada. Service will run three initial flights and scale to weekly and monthly routes for intermediate posts. Also an advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a universal remedy for coughs colds and minor injuries.

Canada Aklavik Herschel Island Edmonton Thomas Bower Winnipeg America Toronto Montreal Fort Providence Herschel Forts

Fisherman Advised Color Blind Trout Theory by Dr Shasted

Dr Thomas Hall Shasted of Superior argues all fish see colors as dull gray. He warns anglers using bright trout flies fool themselves against a natural principle.

Thomas Hall Shasted Superior

Harvey Presents The Lowland Wolf At Grand Regina

Sir John Martin Harvey brings The Lowland Wolf to the Grand Theatre Regina on Monday and Tuesday November 4 and 5. The Canadian tour marks his sixth All-Canadian run and features Miss de Silva as Mimi with a strong company. He retires his greatest role The Only Way during this tour, with farewell performances likely drawing many fans.

Grand Theatre Regina John Martin Harvey Angel Guimera Sir John Dominion Sir John Martin Harvey Sidney Carton Miss de Silva Mimi

Pacific University Founded in Oregon Pioneer Era

Pacific University in Oregon traces its beginnings to 1849 during pioneer times. The fragment mentions Minard's Liniment as a hair remedy.

Pacific University Oregon

Hudson's Bay ships breach Northwest Passage in three-ship effort

Three Hudson's Bay Company vessels Bay of Chimo Fort James and Fort MacPherson joined forces to force the Northwest Passage from Vancouver through Behring Strait to Cambridge Bay South Victoria Island and King William Land. The voyage ended with hopes for faster fur shipments to Britain and questions about commercial viability.

Hudson's Bay Company London England Bay of Chimo Fort James Fort MacPherson Vancouver Behring Strait Point Barrow Cambridge Bay Victoria Island Britain

High Grade Wheat Crop In Canada Grading Strong

The manager of the Canadian Wheat Pool says most of this year’s Canadian wheat crop is grading No. 1 and No. 2. Very little of the lower grades pass through elevators, leaving hardly any samples to make up composites for grading purposes.

Canadian Wheat Pool Canada

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Quick Relief

Mothers can detect worm troubles in children quickly and apply a reliable remedy, Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, without delay.

Nebraska rancher buys land in Alberta for 20000 sheep

A Nebraska sheep rancher purchased eighteen sections at Finnigan Alberta along the river with plans to stock a flock of about 20000 sheep next spring.

Nebraska Finnigan Alberta

Wife Stops Husband From Spending on Fortune Machine

A wife confronts Horace over his plan to spend a penny on a fortune telling machine. She vows not to let him have a charming wife while she lives, halting the impulse and revealing domestic tension.

H’m Horace

New Anaesthetic Cyclopropane Described At Chicago Congress

G H W Lucas of Toronto University Department of Pharmacology described a new anaesthetic gas cyclopropane at the eighth annual congress of anaesthetists in Chicago. The gas, not yet used in humans, showed no interference with normal body functioning and may be adopted by hospitals once further testing is completed.

G. H. W. Lucas Toronto University Department of Pharmacology Chicago Lucas

Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy Promises Cure

A promotional note claims the remedy relieves asthma quickly and prevents future attacks. It asserts inhaling the remedy’s smoke or fumes safeguards against recurrence and can lead to a permanent cure.

The Oddest Barber Shop in Islington London

A barber named Festa in Islington London runs perhaps the oddest shop in the world. The walls ceiling and floor are covered with about a quarter of a million colored glass pieces in rainbow hues and varied shapes.

Festa Islington London England

Feldspar Mining in Canada Focuses on Potash Type

Canada mines feldspar exclusively as potash ortho clase or microcline. Albite occurrences exist but demand is low and no mining takes place.

Canada

Alberta Wheat Pool Elevators Grow Amid Rapid Expansion

The Alberta Wheat Pool now operates 468 elevators valued at 6 million dollars. This year 85 elevators were built and 35 more were purchased.

Alberta Wheat Pool

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Library of Toronto University Wdesite Alee AM Rane British Columbia Minard T. Milburn 4 Co., Ltd Ont Air Mai Arctic Mayes Alberta Wheat Pool Elevators
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