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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 1930
Page
7
Nick and Gay travel through New Hampshire and Maine as their summer romance deepens. Gay fears a future of distance and duty while Nick insists on freedom and a shared plan for adventure. He comforts her and vows to be honest about needing more freedom someday.
Simeon Bartlett greets Gay and Nick who arrive back at his front gate after travels. He offers use of the cabin, reminisces about their letters and chowder, and asks about their adventures. Nick says he intends to reach the Pacific someday while remaining in New England for now. To Be Continued.
The fall is the season for colds and mothers keep babies protected with Baby's Own Tablets. They act as a gentle laxative to keep bowels and stomach clean and sweet. An occasional dose helps prevent colds or relieves them when they come on quickly. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Navigator Joseph Elgie reports the Gulf Stream is steadily moving westward from England toward the United States. If it continues, New York could gain a near semi tropical climate while England may face harsher winters and cooler summers.
The president of the Radio Manufacturers' Association of Canada states that Canadians have the highest per capita expenditure on radio sets in the world. He notes that in 1929 Canadians spent over $50,000,000 on radios and equipment.
A vintage ad urges relief from dangerous indigestion after meals with Carter’s Little Liver Pills. It promises to neutralize belching and sour stomach, cleanse liver and bowels, and provide a tonic effect, urging readers to ask their druggist for a 25¢ package.
A London Sunday Express report describes under eyelid ultra thin lenses as replacements for glasses. The device fits beneath the eyelids like an artificial shell eye and can be inserted or removed in seconds. It is praised by Harley Street doctors and gaining favor among eye specialists, motorists, and sports fans for wide angled vision.
The Honorable Robert Weir announces a free freight policy for breeding stock bought by bona fide farmers at Fort William area stockyards. Applies to carloads of at least twenty heifers under twenty four months, shipped to home stations freight free with certification from stockyards. The railway bears 25 percent of charges while the Dominion Live Stock Branch covers the remainder.
Engineers unofficially estimate the Manitoba public works in the agreement between the Government of the province and the Dominion will involve about 5 million dollars. Worms feed on children’s vitality and endanger their lives. A remedy offered is Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
The Alberta Wheat Pool increased its Pacific coast capacity by one million bushels by leasing the terminal elevator at Victoria from Panama Pacific Grain Co Ltd. The pool now holds over 9,000,000 bushels of grain on the coast.
The River Saint Lawrence ship channel upgrade to 35 feet to Montreal is planned for completion in 1934. The deeper channel will allow ocean liners up to 20 000 tons gross to reach Montreal, making it the largest inland port in the world, located about 1000 miles from the Atlantic.
The piece notes that science can reveal blood flow pictures and cellular changes yet cannot capture poetry in verse or logic in political speeches. It argues science may still surprise, but some phenomena resist measurement by microscopes.
A historical reflection notes aviation's foresight against railways past hesitation. It recalls the Liverpool and Manchester line opening centenary and Bath and Bristol authorities opposing routes. The Bath curve and Bristol station location hindered fast trains and improvements.
A testimonial article extols Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as effective in relieving sudden choking fits and restoring health. It asserts wide recognition across the nation and portrays asthma sufferers as victims seeking relief.
Amid persistently low fares in Poland, many taxi drivers are abandoning the trade. Some drivers report dwindling earnings while others blame regulatory costs. The shift reflects broader pressures on urban transport as competition rises.
A devotional note cites Psalm 86 16 asking for mercy and strength for daily duty. It reflects on patiently bearing others faults and maintaining charity and meekness in everyday life to achieve peace and happiness.
Tornado behavior is described as moving from southwest to northwest, while a proverb notes that men are born but husbands are made, reflecting on gender roles and natural processes.
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