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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1935
Page
7
The piece urges consulting a family doctor about aspirin for regular headache relief. It notes pre aspirin remedies were stomach and heart risky, claims aspirin is among the fastest headache and rheumatic pain remedies and has proven safety for regular use by millions. It emphasizes seeking physician guidance and personal safety.
Nancy boards a Pullman with Matt Adam's family after a farewell from Jack and the Adams clan. Matthew reveals Nancy will return someday, and Columbine Nelson hints at ongoing kinship as the Hart family departs, promising a future visit.
Arrangements completed for a new serial titled Fleming's Folly by Lawrence A. Keating. The western plains tale promises absorbing and intense situations as readers await weekly installments. The opening chapters will appear in an early issue.
The article notes Egypt seeks independence from Britain and removal of troops while relying on the League of Nations for rights. It cites Suez significance and 1922 treaty guardian role, with Mussolini’s ambitions and shared interest with Britain against foreign aggression shaping current tensions.
Sweden plans a 15 million kronor next year to expand electrified rail, with 10 million for main-line and spur electrification. By 1935 electrified government lines totaled 1331 miles, and 679 more miles are slated, including 220 miles in 1935, to cut operating costs and unemployment reliance on coal.
Dr Thomas Headlee of Rutgers told 150 scientists in Baltimore that a sterilization method using radio waves can kill insects in seconds. He described an apparatus with an electrostatic field and electrodes oscillating at 8,000 volts with electrodes switching polarity at 50 million times a minute. He noted animals heat faster than plants, suggesting heat could destroy pests without harming crops.
Market reports from Kecskemet Hungary note crows sold for up to three cents each used to make a broth by the poor. Foxes are also sold by farmers at a penny per head. In London, cemetery land now equals six Hyde Parks in area. Hyde Park itself spans 390 acres.
For the first ten months of 1935 the total pedigree registrations approved by the Dominion Minister of Agriculture reached 59 178 at the Canadian National Livestock Records in Ottawa. In 1934 the counts for the same period stood at 58 457. 1935 figures include 2 904 horses 28 225 cattle 6 847 sheep 5 724 swine and 1 213 poultry.
High grade barley totaling about 500 000 bushels has been stored in Calgary by a malting company. An additional 1 000 000 bushels are being collected. Much of the current stock comes from growers who used the companys special seed in spring.
Mrs. Thos. Bulmer of Lardo British Columbia reports a lump in her cow’s udder improved after applying Minard's Liniment. The ad promotes Minard's for cuts bruises colic distemper and general care both in stable and house, calling it the king of pain.
Of 314158 farms in Western Canada, 222981 or 71 percent keep 1310028 head of milch cows. The figures reflect regional farming patterns and dairy capacity across the prairie provinces.
A note describes how squirrels deploy their tails to slow and steer during extended leaps. The report highlights tail as a stabilizing aid, aiding landing accuracy and safety in jumps observed in nature.
National toy world surveys show Shirley Temple dolls Dionne quintuplets and fairy princess dolls leading over the counter sales. Publicity from newspapers films and magazines boosted demand. Doll clothes and accessories are in strong demand while Velocipedes and bicycles remain popular. The top four games last month were Monopoly Finance Bandita Parcheesi and Badminton from various makers.
109 year old Saanich Indian Chief known as Old Chief Eaters Movies Chief performs a sun dance for a film crew on Vancouver Island. He dons ceremonial headdress and demonstrates the dance then recounts his boyhood memory of tribesmen attacking Fort Victoria in 1843.
Japan plans to attract more foreign visitors with a near 300000 dollar advertising campaign for the next fiscal year. The Bureau of Tourist Industry in Tokio will set up offices in Chicago Paris and Shanghai and circulate publicity films while placing ads in newspapers and magazines worldwide.
Aviation firms announce family season tickets for Europe covering a husband wife and two children under 21 with reduced fares. Ten percent of the fare must be saved monthly, with no exemptions, while the Chinese army imposes thrift on its soldiers.
The Australian government announced plans to dispatch a trade delegation to India to strengthen economic ties, explore new markets, and discuss potential agreements with Indian counterpart agencies. The group will include senior officials and business representatives from key sectors.
A devotional reflection quotes Romans 8 18 urging belief in eternal things and inner peace. It discusses patience through daily adversities and urges that earthly annoyances can become blessings as God’s peace fills the heart.
W R Gregg of the U S Weather Bureau reports that at the eighth meeting of the International Meteorological Organization with 42 nations present a plan for unifying codes symbols and units for weather reports was adopted. Daily forecasts will use universal map symbols such as a black dot for light rain a star for light snow and a plain circle for clear skies.
Lady Tweedsmuir wife of the Governor General accepts the post as Grand Patroness in the Canadian National Poppy Campaign. She follows precedents set by the Countess of Bessborough and Lady Willingdon as lighthouses are built around coastlines to reduce surface resistance to waves and wind.
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