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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 24, 1927
Page
10
World happenings briefly told
Arthur Walkley eminent dramatic critic dies at Bristol born December 17 1855. Lucy and Tessie Medich four months old Siamese twins die in Minneapolis hospital during bronchial pneumonia treatment. Hungarian women may study medicine after government overrules university decision. A burglar’s bullet deflected by tin whistle saved NY policeman Frank A Ryan. A postal order in Belleville cashed after 34 years. Bishop Winifield Ingram says evolution aligns with faith in University of Michigan address. Habeas corpus returns 22 month old George Desmardes to mother after hospital billing dispute. AFL denounces Soviet regime as assassin over democracy. Premier Mussolini appears to block emigration to US for able bodied men. US quota grants 16 006 wives of Halaians in United States for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Tessie Medich
Minneapolis
Frank A. Ryan
New York
Belleville
Ottawa
Muscolini
United States
Canada aims for ambitious colonization tied to agriculture
The document argues that successful immigration to Canada hinges on agriculture rising from its downturn. It cites world arable land, rising crop prices, and wheat dynamics, claiming Canada can leverage agricultural prosperity to attract settlers and sustain long term economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Law of Supply and Demand
Europe
Germany to attend world poultry congress in Ottawa 1923
Germany will participate with official representation at the world poultry congress to be held in Ottawa in 1923. Edward Brown, congress president, cabled the information to the local committee. A Scottish professor was widowed and soon announced plans to remarry, quipping about Lizzie's death. A hunter confession cites mistaken identity in a hunting trip leading to a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ottawa
Edward Brown
Congress
More People Dyeing Use Diamond Dyes At Home
Thousands of women try home dyeing to revitalize garments and draperies with rich colors. Diamond dyes promise easy results and savings, offering a free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia with color samples and directions and a free Color Craft book by mail from Windsor Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
Diamond Dyes
Dept
Windsor
Ontario
Graceful moire frock with adaptable collar design
The silhouette features a moire frock belted at the waist with closed or V-neck collars and shoulder gathers. A slight flare fronts the skirt, full sleeves gathered into cuff bands. No 1222 targets miss and small woman sizes 16 18 20 years with size 18 needing 45 yards of 36 inch material and 1 yard ribbon priced 20 cents. Our Fashion Book offers latest styles at 10 cents per copy.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Pattern No Name
Pattern number and town details appear with address in Winnipeg Union text. It notes fuel is now made from raisin seeds from which the oil has been extracted.
British Woman Quarry Manager Leads Unique Role
Mrs Anne Greaves is described as Britain's only woman quarry manager. She explains she works with a foreman and male workers but personally inspects seams and directs methods. She notes high stone costs and mentions her plant that makes artificial stone, driving profitable business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Greaves
Britain
Mrs. Greaves
Sir Oliver Lodge Urges States to Curb War Production
Sir Oliver Lodge, veteran scientist and spiritualist leader, warns of an epoch of danger and urges world statesmen to curb the international production of war implements. He cites aerial locomotion as capable of overwhelming cities and threatening mass destruction including civilians and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Lodge
Sir Oliver
Horse meat consumption rises in Prussia amid hard times
The Ministry of Agriculture reports a 20 percent rise in horse flesh consumption this year compared with 1925, driven by economic distress rather than taste. This increase occurs despite wartime-like shortages and reflects broader hardship in Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Agriculture
Young King cabinet boasts Canada's youngest post Confederation
An Ottawa writer claims the King ministry is the youngest Canadian cabinet since Confederation with an average age of 52. The eldest minister is Robb at 67 while Lucien Cannon is 39, the cabinet’s youngest. Published notes compare current ages to Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper’s ages at their first cabinet entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
King
Robb
Lucien Cannon
Mr. Cannan
Wilfred Daurier
Mackenzie
Charles Hibbert Tupper
Macdonald
Isss
Air Line Opens Berlin to London Daily Service
The first daily air service between Berlin and London began October 15, operated by Luft Hansa. Planes now fly Berlin to Amsterdam and to Croydon, with the British Amsterdam route to be discontinued as unprofitable. The prior London Berlin air link lasted briefly in 1923. The longest tunnel is the Simplon between Switzerland and Italy at 12 miles 458 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Lufthansa
Amsterdam
Croydon
Simplon
Switzerland
Italy
Notable Vessels of Former Days Presented to Navy League
A Cairn Line freighter Cairness hosted a July 27 ceremony in Montreal for model ships Snowdrop and Cairntorr, honoring Canada’s maritime history and Navy League aims. Col. Gear and Mr. Harris highlighted Cairn Line’s pioneering ship innovations, coal and refrigeration logistics, and Sea Cadet programs prior to a tours of the Cairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Navy League of Canada
Cairn Line
Navy League
Sam Warris
Col
W. I. Gear
Robert Reford Co., Limited
League
Milton Hersey
T. W. Harvie
T. F. Trihey
Symons
Millett
Port of London Authority
Brown
Robert Reford Co
Col. Gear
Canada
Thormson Line
Cairn
England
Hamburg
Harris
Cairness
Mark of Cour
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Sunderland
Sam Harris
Museem
Sea Cadeta
William Noble
Major Cairns
Britain
Newcastle
Atlantic
Cairn-Thompson
Cairnesk
W. L Gear
John T. Berlin
Second Cable From Canada To Australia
A second undersea cable will be laid from Canada to Australia to ease load on the existing Pacific line. The 5,000 mile cable will run from Bamfield on Vancouver Island to the Antipodes, via a Dominia ship with insulated, nearly land-sized wire. The project aims to cut cable tails and improve transmission reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Canada
Australia
Bamfield
Vancouver Island
Britain
Suva
Fiji
Gin Pills Claim Fast Relief for Bladder Weakness
An advertisement promotes Gin Pills as quick relief for urinary and bladder troubles. It cites kidney soothing effects, reduced burning, and fewer trips to urinate with claims of brick dust deposits disappearing. A Buffalo, New York user testimonial supports relief after half a box. 50c a box, National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Doetterl
Buffalo
N.Y
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited
Toronto
Canada
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Main Street
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Cunard
Donaldson Canadian Service
Arthur Bingham Walkley
London Times
Bristol
Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram
University of Michigan
George Desmardes
Chicago
Margaret Desmardes
Russia
Freedom and Democracy
American Federation of Labor
America
T. Milburn Co., Limited
N. UC
Lizzie
Hunter
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Prussia
New Air Line
Gizeh
Harmach
Sun Fool
Dodds
the Pro
Beare
Eagle Brand
the Borden Co., Limited
Buffalo Man
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