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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 1930
Page
6
Promote vitality and clear skin with six vital salts. Take a quarter teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast to cleanse the blood of acids, boost energy, and support nerves, glands, and organs for better health and a brighter appearance.
Sir James M Barrie named chancellor of Edinburgh University succeeding the late Lord Balfour. Dr Frank Jewett says plans for Atlantic telephone cable from Newfoundland to Ireland. France to erect memorial for R 101 disaster victims. Canada’s fisheries regain volume than 1929 first nine months. Nobel Prize in medicine 1930 to Karl Landsteiner. Death of William Kingsford Smith father of Charles Kingsford Smith. Britain’s Fairey cites aviation advances in Royal Aeronautical Society talk. Canada’s national flower show in Montreal largest ever with 125 sections. White leghorn pullet sets world egg record 357 in 365 days. 1850 tons flour shipment from Port Arthur to Aberdeen Scotland and England now millers’ supply.
The correspondence course enabling province wide high school instruction has won strong approval from rural parents, students and teachers. Enrollments reach 461 with 1,200 application forms issued to meet demand.
The Westminster Paper Company in New Westminster operates around the clock with 100 workers to meet demand. It serves a large domestic market and exports to Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, the West Indies, South America and South Africa. When the world laughs at you just laugh back. It's just as funny as you are.
London observers compare the death of Lord Thomson the Air Minister in the K-101 disaster with William Huskisson the last Cabinet minister killed in an accident a century ago Huskisson died while attending the opening of Britain's first railroad the Manchester and Liverpool line His death sparked protests against the new railway era and the dangers of travel.
A modish, easy-to-wear tweed printed silk crepe frock with rabot neck shaping and inset box-plaited skirt. Style No. 918 offers sizes 14 to 40 inch bust and uses black canton crepe with dark green tweed, priced by sending 25 cents to Fashion Bureau.
Pattern order details from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union list pattern numbers names and sizes. Address at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg appears as the ordering point for pattern requests.
Official notice from the Italian Government confirms Italy will be represented at the World's Grain Exhibition and Conference in Regina from July 25 to August 6, 1932. It marks the ninth nation to accept the invitation joining New Zealand Belgium Netherlands Czecho Slovakia Peru Yugoslavia Poland and Guatemala. A $500 prize is offered for the best ten word slogan with no entry fee and a limit of three submissions per person due by January 31, 1931.
A year after a ridiculed prediction at the International Acetylene Association meeting that iron would base highways, Springfield Illinois tests the world’s first metal base road. Iron plates form the sub surface, covered by a mastic sand cushion and brick wearing surface.
Persuasive old advertisement touts Persian Balm as a cool refreshing skin aid. It promises soothing protection for hands and face and claims to soften rough skin from weather, leaving a fresh fragrant charm and flawless look.
A German inventor creates aluminum wings nine teen feet long to attach to a ski runner. The wearer leans into the device, becoming seated in the center, then gains momentum to take short flights. The wings pivot to a horizontal position for takeoff and are easily maneuvered to steer.
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announces regular commercial service between North America and Australia. The new circuit, the longest for regular telephony, comprises two radio links spanning the Atlantic and a link from England to Australia, with the New York to Sydney path exceeding 14,000 miles.
A French transportation report notes that ten people died each day on roads in the previous year. The statistic highlights road safety concerns and prompts calls for improved measures.
Canada’s fur farming sector is now a leading industry with a total capital value of 22,980,617 and 16,401,453 invested in fur bearing animals. Ten years earlier the value stood at 4,723,105, showing nearly fourfold growth since 1920. Silver fox tops investments at 14,922,378, followed by muskrat at about 600,000 and mink at 328,928, up 50 percent from last year.
Classic home baking item list with measurements for a weekly bake. Ingredients include shortening sugar eggs coffee and milk with flour baking powder and fruit such as raisins citron and figs. Instructions describe creaming fat adding liquids sifting dry ingredients folding in beaten egg whites and baking in a loaf pan for about one hour.
An advertisement promises relief from indigestion sour stomach and gas by using Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It claims excess stomach acid causes discomfort and lumps after eating and casts the product as a gentle corrective not requiring crude methods.
Provincial government and major groups including the Saskatchewan Red Cross, the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, and the United Farmers of Canada Saskatchewan section will coordinate relief for distress due to the financial downturn. A $10 000 grant to the Red Cross funds clothing purchases for school age children in drought areas and calls on railways to cut fuel and vegetable shipment rates. two relief depots will operate in Regina and Saskatoon with Wheat Pool and UFC collecting and distributing used clothing.
Mix thoroughly forty two pounds chopped pork fourteen pounds chopped beef one cup drained crushed canned pineapple three cups rolled cracker crumbs. Break in one egg. Work in three teaspoons salt and one quarter teaspoon pepper. Pack into a bread pan and bake forty five minutes in a moderate oven at four hundred degrees Fahrenheit. Serve hot or cold.
An advertisement touts Douglas' Egyptian Liniment as a universal remedy that stops bleeding instantly, cauterizes wounds, prevents blood poisoning, and keeps inflammation and proud flesh away.
Hugh Walpole told a King's College London audience that only six books deserve the label literature. He named War and Peace, The Iliad, Keats' Poetry first volume, Arabia Deserta by Doughty, and The Canterbury Tales by Chaucer, noting the selections are widely divergent.
The outlook shows Canada moving to second place among world gold producers behind South Africa with output rising from about $40 million last year to $60 million this year. Northern Ontario mines expand, and copper byproduct mines add gold. Manitoba may soon be a notable gold contributor.
English truck farms supply each plant with a hot-house to shield from cold and accelerate growth. Structures include solid glass jars and pyramid metal frames with glass panes. The pyramid frames remain popular for easy pane replacement and venting via a top hole.
The Thelon game sanctuary east of the Great Slave Lake is closed to all hunting. It protects the last known musk oxen herds on the Canadian mainland and applies to natives and white hunters alike.
A claim states blood in the average human body travels five times the nautical distance from New York to Manila in a year. The statement lacks context and scientific backing.
The article notes rising clouds over the Labour government as Liberal and Conservative critics attack Palestine policy and the Balfour backdrop. tariff disputes and the Trades Disputes Act repeal fuel debate ahead of Imperial Conference and Lords opposition.
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