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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
10
Notable French Marshal Dies in Paris
World events brief notes the death of Marshal Emile Favolle of France in Paris. Also reports on Canadian Olympic team concerns about Amsterdam treatment and Winnipeg Flying Club’s 4000th flight milestone since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Favolle
France
Paris
Amsterdam
Winnipeg
W.C. Durant
Europe
Shaving Doesn’t Speed Beard Growth Says Scientist
Dr Mildred Trotter proved shaving does not change beard growth rate. Four students provided beard shavings over nine months. The study also found hair grows in spurts with brief rest periods between.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Trotter
Rural Mail Routes Rise in Canada Reaches 3800
Rural mail services in Canada show continued growth with 3800 routes now in operation, up about 400 from last year. The Western Provinces report the strongest gains, outpacing other regions in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
No flowers by request and an elastic price phrase
A clipped note mentions no flowers by request and suggests the price for many is elastic, implying varying values or demands. The lines hint at risk and personal compromise without naming persons or places.
Tour through Holyrood Glasgow and Scottish cooperatives
A narrative of a visit to Holyrood Palace and Glasgow City Chambers with reflections on Mary Queen of Scots and Cromwell. It covers tours of the United Cooperative Baking Society plant, Shieldhall works, and related farming and textile operations, including Doonholm Ayrshire cattle and Clydesdale studs near Kilmarnock, ending with Burns cottage and Brig o Doon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyrood
Alexander Stevenson
Cromwell
Dunby
Mary Queen of Scots
Mary
Charles I
Queen Mary
Rizzio
Palace of Holyrood
Scott
Glasgow
London
Bailie
Hay
United Co-Operative Baking Society
Alexander Buchanan
Europe
Shieldhall
Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society
Federation of Retail Cooperative Societies
Winnipeg
Canada
John Fisher
R. Stewart
Clydesdale
Ayrshire
Craigie Mains
Kilmarnock
James Kilpatrick
Craigie Ex
Brank and Ducking Stool Used Against Women in Historic Punishments
In medieval justice, the brank a sugar leaf shaped iron head device was fitted with a bar on the tongue and worn by the accused woman while paraded through the streets. If deemed insufficient the ducking stool swung her over a pond for immersion repeated as needed to curb perceived distemper.
Welcome for Incoming Britons Should Be Granted by Locals
Western Produce argues that Canadians of British origin lag in giving a welcome to new arrivals from the British Isles. The piece claims non British residents aid their European fellows more readily, and British residents neglect incoming Britons, hindering immigration. It urges a deliberate effort to improve local welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Europe
British Isles
Painleve proposes renaming War Ministry to Army Ministry
Pierre Painleve, France’s minister of war, asks the cabinet to rename his department the Army Ministry. He had hoped to create a National Defence minister role but would require merging war and navy ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painleve
France
Army
National Defence
War
Navy
Banks Prepare To Finance Canada's Crop
S. H. Logan of the Canadian Bank of Commerce says banks are preparing on an unprecedented scale to finance Canada's vast wheat crop. If the 500,000,000 bushel promise is met, financing may rise by 40 to 50 million dollars from last season. The system involves hundreds of millions overall, with major funds directed to western farmers for labor, hail insurance, seed, implements, and harvest costs as millions of bushels move to elevators and lakes for export. Daily inspections at Winnipeg may reach 3,000 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Logan
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Toronto
Logan
Canada
Winnipeg
Soviet Proposes Permanent Arctic Scientific Stations
Arctic research plan backed by Moscow calls for a chain of permanent stations across Spitzbergen Nova Zemlya Franz Josef Land and other Arctic points. An international Aero Arctic Society would fund the effort, with Prof A N Fersman warning that without fixed bases exploration risks tragedies like Nobile's air expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Moscow
A. N. Fersman
Spitzbergen
Nova Zembla
Franz Josef Land
Ireland to Sign War Renunciation Treaty Twice
Ireland will sign the treaty twice with President Cosgrave signing for the Irish Free State and Lord Cushendun signing for Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Cushendun will sign for Empire divisions not signing as states, including Northern Ireland and the King as Emperor of India representing 300 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Lord Cushendun
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Cushendun
India
Advertising Bid Slams Obituary Notices For Non Advertisers
The Al toona Kansas Tribune reports a bold ad bid: obituary notices will cost ten cents per line for non advertisers, fifteen cents per line for delinquent subscribers, while advertisers and loyal cash subscribers receive free notices. The piece warns hog cholera is present nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Kan
Tribune
Radio Proficiency Certificates Awarded by Department
Proficiency certificates in radio telegraphy were awarded by the Department of Marine and Fisheries. First class recipients include H. Dunn of Powell River BC, W. J. Cavanagh of Vancouver BC, and R. G. Doherty of Vancouver BC. Amateur class went to D. L Qne Alliance Alta, W. P. Roberts Hanna Alta, F. J. Shaw Vancouver, D. W. Houston Tyvan Sask, and J. B. Houston Tyvan Sask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Marine and Fisheries
H. Dunn
Powell River
B.C
W. J. Cavanagh
Vancouver
R. G. Doherty
D. L Qne
Alliance
Alta
W. P. Roberts
Hanna
F. J. Shaw
D. W. Houston
Tyvan
Sask
J. 8
Uncertain Statement on Deceptive Fortunes
A cryptic remark notes that appearances can mislead and situations may worsen when one believes all is bleak. The line suggests tension between perception and reality in adverse times.
Bug Yarn Price Up and Free Samples Offer
A notice announces Bug Yarn rising to 1.15 per pound with twenty-one samples free. The item comes from Stocking and Yarn Mills, department 17, located in Orillia Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. 17
Orillia
Ont
French Language Study Abroad Sparks Alberta Inquiry
The Edmonton Journal notes Horace D. Taft’s Watertown private school placing students with French families in Quebec to learn the language. It questions if the Alberta government should offer scholarships to Alberta high school students for summer study in Quebec to make French vital to English speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace D. Taft
Watertown
N.Y
Taft
Quebec
Alberta
Department of Education
Edmonton Journal
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Pattern No Size
Pattern order note lists Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Pattern number and size fields appear but details are not provided in the fragment. This reads as a stationery notice for pattern ordering with missing specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manitoba Industrial Development Board
Hinde and Dauch Paper Company
John Nolan
Robert Copeman
Red River
Edmonton
Rio Grande
Rural Mail Service
N.B
Tre Borpen Co
Srarren
Montreal
CMAN
WN. U. 3
Denmark
Cellence
Craigie Winalot
Mr. Kilpatrick
Craigie McQuaid
Kilpatrick
William Wallace
Burnweel
Wallace
Ayr Burn Weel
Britain
Flanders
Prince of Wales
Bethune
Lord Lovat
Dominions
Sir Howard D’egville
Empire Parliamentary Association
Col
H. W. Cole
Empire Marketing Board
Col. Cole
Ottawa
China
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