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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
5
In a university setting Camilla Hoyt and Peter Anson marry while pursuing art. He presents a sculpted wedding gift symbolizing their shared hopes as they start life together in a modest Annex Hall studio, facing future fame and commitment with mutual inspiration.
An advertisement touts aspirin as providing rapid relief from neuralgia headaches and rheumatic pains. It describes a scientific discovery where an aspirin tablet dissolves in moisture within two seconds, starting to work minutes after ingestion and emphasizes Bayer branding and quick relief over substitutes.
The government announces an expansion of its industrialization program in Argentina. Officials say the move aims to accelerate development and boost economic output, with plans for heightened investment and policy support across key sectors.
A 2000 member Women’s Reserve Force is being created in London by Miss Mary Allen, former commandant of a Metropolitan Police women’s unit. Recruits may include women with planes or cars, will wear a uniform, and receive gas mask training. Police-style rank will exist though not a military body.
In England and Wales there are over one million allotment holders producing an estimated 50 million dollars worth of vegetables and fruit yearly on small municipal plots. About half of these men are self supported. Ten American women hold licenses for repacking and repairing parachutes. Pelican sheen is a new dress goods shade in Paris.
Dr Walter F Shelton of American University cited by American Nature Association says the praying mantis could enter American homes as a household pet. He notes the insect has long been revered by Oriental peasants French farmers and the Hottentots. He warns to watch for egg cases this winter and to keep hatchlings from inside the warm house. A rectangular aquarium with a screen top makes a fine home. Cannibalism requires separate apartments as mantises grow. Live insects serve as suitable food and provide amusement and pleasure.
A devotional excerpt emphasizes patience as grace from God in suffering and daily toil. It cites James 1 2 3 and quotes N S Forthingham and E B Pusey on enduring trials, bereavement, sickness, and heartache with steadfast faith.
London correspondent notes Sir Herbert Austin, noted motor magnate, may spark controversy by urging a system to remove women from industry to ease male unemployment. He is described as unassuming, preferring work with a pencil stub, and his factory visit would mislead observers about his status.
Calgary Herald argues Western Canada with its large farm product yield and potential for greater output should not be pessimistic. It notes global demand rose after land expansion in past sixty years and foresees improved demand with a market upturn. It adds no comparable unexploited lands remain.
A witty exchange features a customer asking for pork and a butcher replying that his pork would improve chicken salad far more than any lamb could. The jest implies a humorous sales pitch centered on versatile meat use.
Miss Dutton explains in Western Home Monthly that Magic baking powder ensures uniform leavening and dependable results. Dietitians and cookery experts across the Dominion endorse Magic, which outsells all others in Canada. Free Magic Cook Book offered by Standard Brands Ltd. for home bakers in Toronto.
Alberta reports 176 clubs active this year with over 2800 members, up from 2200 in 1932. Calf clubs rise in prominence including Olds with 100 members and one of Canada's largest. The province also lists 116 seed grain clubs and 19 corn clubs.
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