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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1931
Page
7
Jean and an Englishman battle a fierce blizzard as they push through drifting snow to reach safety. He forges ahead carrying her when depth and wind threaten their lives, risking his own safety to keep her from vanishing in the snow.
An informal exploration of how the digit nine dominates many operations. Multiplication, digit sums, and differences consistently yield nine or multiples of nine, with examples using 9, 18, 27, 450, and 6000. The article notes predictable results across squares, cubes, and digit manipulations.
A playful dialogue feature shows The Bride and The Groom debating frugality versus luxury. The Bride argues for prudence as they plan to feather their nest, while The Groom jokes about avoiding fox fur extravagance.
A Manchester firm has secured an order worth two hundred thousand pounds for machinery and control gear from the Egyptian Government. The project aims to drain over two thousand square miles of Nile Delta land by a network of canals and artificial floods. Fifteen electric pumping stations and sixty eight British pumps will lift saltwater to sea level into three nearby lakes. Three power stations and outdoor sub stations will supply current with high pressure gear protected by lightning arresters and isolating switches. Marble panels will display the instruments controlling these vast forces.
Aline Michaelis writes The Rhyming Optimist musing on immortality and life’s purpose. She argues earthly life is fleeting and imperfect while the soul moves through a larger house, suggesting a broader, hopeful view of existence.
The ad features the word quiet a feather illustration and the trade name to imply smooth silent operation of ball bearings. It emphasizes the product benefit through a simple visual cue and minimal text.
Roy Brown of Canadian Airways says all three Boeing mail planes two Fokker F-14s two Laird g airliners and Fleetster ships will receive radio beacons from five stations on the prairie main route. The system provides course indication in any weather and 15 minute weather broadcasts. New Boeing planes from Vancouver join the western fleet as stations at Regina Maple Creek Forest Sask Red Deer and Lethbridge near completion.
Describes how large glaciers are followed by lines of smaller ones, a phenomenon the Eskimo call the duck and ducklings. Notes moss and seeds can grow on resting ice, with plants blooming on ice mountains. Also includes a beauty product pitch for Persian Balm, touting skin care and hair use.
Sir William Clark, British High Commissioner in Canada, told St Andrew's College students that nations must share sacrifice as world salvation. Reflecting on 20 years of disasters and a deep global depression, he warned the world has not learned its lesson.
The death of Sir Thomas Lipton marks the loss of a staunch believer in advertising. From a Glasgow grocery start he built a $20,000,000 mercantile empire and Lipton's Tea became world famous due to his consistent use of clever publicity. Fifteen London Boy Scouts recently took an air trip to Paris.
An advertisement urges gentle treatment for infant colic and promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy. It stresses keeping the digestive tract clear, avoiding harsh drugs, and assuring harmless relief for digestive upset in babies and children.
Religious verses reflect on resting in Christ and obedience under a gentle yoke. The column mixes devotional meditation with notes on healing claims by Frederick William Robertson and a Belfast hunter’s report. It cites South African gold production in July at 19.475 million and mentions European bakelite housing plans.
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