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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1934
Page
6
A dealer touts Kruschen Salts with a free trial bottle and a Giant Package that includes a regular bottle. Donors are promised money back if not convinced, with millions testifying to Kruschen’s claimed results in 119 countries. Free Trial bottles are limited.
A large flying boat with a 3000 mile range undergoes air worthiness tests for future Pacific experiments. Also noted: McGill medical faculty to receive a 1000000 dollar bequest. Canada’s Radio Commission vice-chairman appointed, and Byrd reports discoveries in Antarctica. Alberta relief buys 50000 pounds beef amid market strain.
Lord Nelson’s £5000 yearly pension to be bought out, last such case. 1924 saw £2000 from 1782 Rodney pension redeemed for $42,000. Past large sums redeemed privilege rights of peers. coal duty from 1676 redeemed for £633,333. Duke of St Albans paid £18,355. Duke of Atholl £478,000 for Isle of Man rights. Also a theatre quip and a carrot quality note.
Montreal authorities warn of a growing dog napping racket. Thieves snatch valuable purebreds from owners, dye the coats to hide identity, and either collect a reward or ship the dogs to other cities for sale, alarming canine lovers and police.
University of Kansas researchers unveil scales that weigh molar weight directly in minutes, a measure previously left to theory. The molar weight sums atomic weights in a molecule and depends on atomic packing, offering rapid results where older methods took hours.
Pattern 921 offers a wool crepe and plaided fabric dress for girls in sizes 8 to 16. Features include a yoked bodice, velveteen bow, and contrasting trims with navy or grey red tones. Requires 1% yards of 39 inch material and % yard of 35 inch contrast. price 20 cents.
A reminiscence by Jack Miner on observing Mourning Doves from 1878 onward in Canada. He notes nest sites from ground to treetops, dove recolonization after starlings, and multiple nesting cycles. The essay cites dove behavior, migration limits, and scientific stomach analyses showing the birds digest weed seeds, with references to researchers and regional sightings across Canada and Ontario.
A St. Thomas Times-Journal note recalls a Glasgow freighter named Queen Mary changed to Queen Mary II after owners donated the new spelling. It also chronicles a racehorse naming clash with Cyclops, Cyclops II and Cyclops Too, hinting at a Queen Mary Too in the future.
Hugh Evans 85 a Barnum protege once named Sighor Lawanda world s greatest strong man died at his Detroit home. He earned fame lifting a horse by his teeth in a wagon show Barnum discovered him and later appeared with Pop Wiggins Old Wonderland in Detroit.
Scientists state bacteria were earth’s first life form and as minute plants observable only under a microscope. They note bacteria populate every body and drive disease yet also enable cheese making leather processing and tobacco curing. Iron formation and ore deposits trace to iron bacteria, with Minnesota bogs showing high iron concentrations from bacterial activity.
A weekly recipe for lemon sponge pie uses egg yolks lemon juice grated rind sugar flour salt melted butter milk and stiff egg whites. The uncooked pastry is filled with the batter and baked first at 450 F for ten minutes then at 350 F for about twenty minutes until firm.
A simple treat mixing sweetened condensed milk with peanut butter and salt. Stir in graham cracker crumbs to form a dough then drop spoonfuls on a buttered sheet and bake until brown at 375 degrees F. Yield about a dozen.
Mar dale village is evacuated to allow a large dam at Haweswater. The plan raises water levels by 95 feet, doubling the lake length from two miles to four and a half. Manchester had postponed a broader Haweswater scheme two years ago for economy, and this is a partial revival.
The 225 mile London to Paris airway now glows with 14 Morse signaling beacons and seven neon fog piercing beacons. Many coastal lighthouses have updated to project guidance for both airmen and seamen.
Over the past two decades Britain has accumulated more than 125 million dollars through flag collection days. The fundraising effort reflects broad public participation and emphasizes charitable support across communities.
A concise note highlights the Acropolis in Athens as one of the world’s most famous architectural wonders, renowned even in ruins for its historical significance and enduring influence.
A devotional on Acts 1 8 and Thessalonians 1 1 10 notes Paul’s thanksgiving for the Thessalonians steadfast faith amid persecution. It stresses living a life of love and service to prepare for Christ’s return, urging believers to be light in the world and to avoid hypocritical witness in Christian America.
Experts assess a lower mainland sugar beet factory costing at least 1 million dollars. It would process 100000 tons of BC beets annually, yield 1200000 dollars in refined sugar, produce molasses and beet pulp, and employ about 400 workers pending tax, supply, freight, and market feasibility.
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