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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1934
Page
2
A reflective urging to keep Remembrance Day memories alive beyond November 11. The piece condemns war, honors fallen soldiers, and calls Canada to curb selfish nationalism, strengthen its peacemaking voice, and live for world peace through daily commitment.
A returned bachelor jokes that a health resort is where a woman goes to cure rheumatism and her daughter. He also notes that seventeen of twenty road accidents stem from human error of judgment and two in three are caused by the victim's lack of care or thought.
In San Marino the tiny Italian republic the day is split into four quarters and clocks never strike more than six strokes.
A fresh dining venue features walls and ceilings covered entirely with oversized mirrors. The establishment emphasizes inclusive catering noting male customers are served, highlighting its mirrored decor and diverse customer focus.
Noel Coward calls the Dominion drama festival a firm, valuable contribution that makes people theatre minded and expands Little theatre groups. He hopes to attend next spring and plans to visit Ottoewa before heading to Milwaukee for a rehearsal of his new play Point Valain opening in Boston on Christmas night.
An advertisement claims Kruschen salts aid digestion by stimulating gastric juice flow and ensure daily waste elimination. It offers a free trial bottle with a regular package, urging readers to act fast as supplies are limited and returnable if not convinced.
Italian dramatist and novelist Luigi Pirandello receives the Nobel Prize in literature chosen from many European and American candidates. The award, worth about 45 000 dollars, follows last year’s recipient Ivan Bunin. Pirandello, born 1867 in Girgenti Sicily, studied in Rome and Bonn and now lives in Rome. his notable works include As You Desire Me Six Characters in Search of an Author The Man With the Flower in His Mouth The Mock Emperor and The Life I Gave You.
An old advertisement extols liver health, blaming poor digestion on lack of bile. It criticizes laxatives and bowel aids, urging readers to use Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe quick remedy and to avoid substitutes.
A traveller reports a rural Virginia school near Deanville where two Black boys clash over a nickname. The lighter new student prompts the older boy to snap back, refusing the moniker Midnight and retorting with a pointed insult about the other’s shade.
Editor notes readers send letters seeking Grapho-Analysis to reveal a writer's true feelings and compatibility. A 24 year old wife asks why happiness eludes her as her cold husband shows little emotion, suggesting mismatched natures harm marriage. Divorce is advised in one case, with guidance to a Toronto reader.
A notice invites readers to send writing samples for analysis by Lawrence Hibbert at the Winnipeg Newspaper Union. Request includes 10 cent per sample and a 3 cent stamped addressed envelope, with confidential replies expected within about two weeks.
A compact week recipe mixes lemon flavored gelatin sugar salt rind and juice with boiling water then folds in egg yolks. After dissolving and cooling the mixture is poured into a baked pie shell and chilled until firm, then topped with whipped cream.
Automobile accidents in Ontario for the first nine months of 1934 were 92 percent higher than the same period last year, with a death toll of 360, announced by Hon. T. B. McQuestin, minister of highways.
Celery is boiled in salted water with sugar, drained, and mixed into a white sauce of milk, flour, and butter. The mixture with a beaten egg yolk is cooled, shaped into small croquettes, crumbed, dipped in egg and crumbs, and fried in hot fat until golden. Drain before serving.
A note from the Minion Seed Branch warns of a serious shortage of alsure for domestic needs in Canada next spring. 1934 production plus carry-over likely won’t exceed half of normal requirements.
A concise note highlights how simple budgeting with a paper and pencil can sustain a five person household. It emphasizes frugal planning and practical expense tracking as a quick, low tech aid.
The Canadian Manufacturers Association reports improving general business in Canada since spring 1933 and cites Empire trade strength. For the year ending September 1934, exports to empire countries exceed those to all other nations, totaling about 324 million dollars, higher than 1930 levels. exports to foreign countries dropped to 307 million in 1934 from 567 million in 1930.
E. B. Ramsay, chairman of the board of grain commissioners, promised that a Peace River district representative would join the western board of grain standards.
Canada graded 2 373 094 hogs through week 43 ending October 25, a drop of 172 459 from the same 1933 period, reflecting ongoing supply adjustments in the livestock market.
Katmai National Park in Alaska is the site of the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, a famed volcanic ash-filled landscape formed by a historic eruption and now a key feature for researchers.
A man tested a new asbestos suit by entering a blazing building at Slough. He recovered heavy boxes and exited unharmed, not in danger of being burned. The suit includes a body covering garment, heavy shoes and mittens, and a cylindrical mask with a long veil.
An advertisement says Dr. Werner’s Reeder t seller keeps false teeth tight and secure with cement. It claims the plate won’t slip, provides comfort, prevents sore gums, and keeps breath pleasant. Small cost at drugstores.
Eduard Benes told the chamber of deputies at Praha that the League of Nations has become an institution trying to prevent war rather than serving peace. He said it now works on negative lines instead of a clear positive policy like in Briand's era.
In Leek England the sun sets twice yearly behind different slopes of Cloud Hill as it disappears on one flank and reemerges beyond the opposite slope. Local observers note this seasonal optical effect occurs at specific times each year.
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