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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 15, 1933
Page
2
An advertisement argues women suffer from household drudgery causing nervousness irritability hot flushes faintness breathlessness and sleep trouble. It promotes Milburns H N Pills as a remedy to strengthen the system and restore health for weak and run down women.
The Financial Post’s criticism of the Hudson Bay Railway as a contractors racket is challenged as western Canada defends the project. The article argues the port at Churchill and the St Lawrence waterway require fair treatment and continued support to grow a genuine ocean port for the prairies. It notes abnormal global conditions in the early years and asserts Montreal’s role must not be abandoned in favor of neglecting the Hudson Bay route.
An aged ad touts Buckleys Mixture as a quick remedy for coughs and colds. It claims rapid action and broad availability with endorsements of its effectiveness for the whole family.
The Chicago Daily News cites a claim by the group People Starve Brazil that 23,107,000 bags of coffee were destroyed to raise prices, praising Secretary Wallace as a target for critics.
London reports trolley network growth, now totaling 167 miles across routes. The update highlights expanded service areas and increased coverage within the city’s transit system.
Madame Schumann-Heink born in Germany is barred from visiting her homeland due to Jewish ancestry through one grand mother. The singer faced historical enmity for supporting the central powers while sons fought on both sides, reflecting wartime loyalties and the belief that ancestry dictates homeland access.
A reader praises Kruschen Salts claiming a month of use reduced weight by five pounds and boosted vigor. The ad prescribes a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and urges diet modification plus gentle exercise for improved digestion and blood health.
Alan Gilk and Kalter Kay finished a 13 370 mile voyage in 185 days in a baby car from Liverpool to Cape Town. They crossed the Sahara with a native pilot and convoyed by large buses with machine guns for protection amid Taureg threats. A detour of 1600 miles was needed when direct roads near Fez were closed by fighters.
Vancouver Sun commentary argues Americans are foolish to move dollars overseas to avoid inflation. It says the US dollar remains strong due to vast wealth and capacity, and urges patience, noting losses are part of life and business as England, with experience, keeps the game going.
An ancient remedy suggests Bisurated Magnesia dissolving in water to quickly ease burning stomach pain sour acid stomach and indigestion. The ad claims immediate relief and notes drug stores carry Bisurated for trial.
Recipes describe baked on cake frostings using sweetened condensed milk as the base. The frosting is spread over cooled cake then browned in a hot oven to a bubbly light brown surface. A coconut broiled icing blends coconut butter brown sugar and milk baked briefly until bubbly.
A large cocoanut harvest on Crusoe’s Island Tobago yields a record shipment of about 2,000 bags bound for the United Kingdom. The consignment is sent to Port of Spain by coastal steamer for transshipment to England.
A lighthearted remark by an old bachelor after witnessing a church wedding. He quips that the newlyweds may not realize the life change ahead, joking about the burden of marriage as a playful caution.
Colombia's biggest commercial carrier now operates 14 aircraft, signaling expansion and increased capacity for regional and international routes. The move reflects growth in aviation market activity and demand, with implications for travel options and competition among carriers.
Sir Alfred Core of Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries testified in Quebec at the King’s Bench trial of six coal companies accused of forming a price-maintaining combine. He said Canada imports coal in summer when prices are low, while most countries import in winter during high prices.
Cows aren’t machines. Minard's Liniment eases care for herd ills. Mrs. Thos. Bulmer of Lardo BC reports a lump in a cow’s udder improved after applying the liniment. Also notes Minard's as the best for cuts bruises colic distemper and similar ailments.
The Arctic breeds profitably with reindeer, requiring neither hay nor shelter. An estimated 125 million reindeer roam the region, with some Siberian breeders owning herds of up to 10,000 animals.
The report notes white pine seeds are planted in autumn while other pines are sown in spring. It also states automobile production in France has been rising over the year.
The Saskatchewan division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association held a meeting at the Saskatchewan Hotel in Regina on October 27 with 43 members. D. C. Dunbar was elected president, H. Gamble vice president, S. J. Dornan secretary manager, E. S. Zingg treasurer, and new directors include C. H. Holmes J. N. Munson H. Berryman and H. D. Pedler. Howard McConnell spoke on government printing and advertising distribution. E. Willoughby urged mutual insurance. Mid-West Paper Sales Limited hosted a complimentary dinner.
Ad urges women feeling weak and run down to take Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Claims headaches and backaches from fatigue improve. states 98 out of 100 women benefited. Advises buying a bottle from a druggist.
Harvard Astronomical Observatory announces the corona’s white light during total eclipses is produced by oxygen, overturning prior belief in an unknown earth element. The finding clarifies a long standing solar mystery.
The article touts Aspirin as fast relief for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia due to a scientific discovery showing tablets disintegrate in two seconds after moisture. It warns buyers to avoid substitutes and insists on Bayer branding for genuine aspirin.
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