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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
2
Mrs Heary Ranch Meriel Lake Alta reports heart and nerve distress from last fall with fatigue and dizzy spells. After using Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills she felt a noticeable improvement though pains and weariness later returned.
The article discusses Hoover and Roosevelt in talks over extending the wartime debt moratorium and revising terms with Britain France and other creditors. It outlines totals owed by the United States borrowers and by Germany to the Allies, notes Britain debt management and gold repayment issues, and proposes Britain offset its debts with British goods or services in lieu of gold payments.
The MelIntosh Red apples prove popular as Western Canada harvested crop is already sold. Over 65,600 boxes shipped to domestic and export markets under the Agriculture Department plan. The minister reported seven people were made happy today in a light palace note. Eggs range 18 to 32 ounces per dozen.
Police uncover a criminal shooting club in Buenos Aires with a 90 ft underground range. Three gunmen practiced marksmanship using blue moving and stationary cardboard police figures while a proprietor’s letter pointed to the location.
A consumer testimonial touts Kruschen salt for weight loss from 174 to 136 pounds with minimal diet change and daily use. The ad also claims benefits for biliousness and vitality, urging regular elimination of waste. It adds a Brazil government gold sale note and a claim of 303 ju jitsu holds.
The speaker praises Appleford Wonder Paper as a compact, economical dusting solution. A pack of twenty five sheets costs a quarter and both sides can be used. It dusts cleans and polishes, absorbs dirt easily, and eliminates the need to launder cloths by throwing the used sheet away.
A promotional note from Wonder Paper makers of PARASANI Heavy Waxed Paper in the Green Box. It says most stores carry Appleford RBonder Paper and offers a bonus booklet titled Leftovers with 100 recipes if the coupon is sent.
North Ontario woods may see a new bird idea next spring as homing pigeons, trained for communications at remote fire patrol points, head to base camps of the Provincial Air Force. A whistle attached to their legs aids deterrence of hawks and carries identification tags for the missions.
Explorers surveyors prospectors and hunters will find Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil useful in camp. When feet and legs are wet and cold it should be rubbed freely to prevent pains in the muscles and to dress cuts contusions or sprains with the lotion.
Leon Chapal, managing director of Les Magazine Generaux de Marche Francais, forecasts the complete disappearance of the Canadian fox ranch industry. He argues fur farming will merge with general farming due to weak markets and notes Russia and Canada produce different fox varieties. Canada’s furs mostly go to Paris buyers, with Americans also purchasing in Paris. Chapal spoke en route to Prince Edward Island survey work. The report also notes the felling of Chalfont St. Giles elm once favored by Milton.
The advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a trusted, long standing treatment that relieves airway constriction and breathing difficulty even in severe cases. It urges purchases from local dealers.
The Orient reports American wheat imports surged in the first half of this year reaching 261 percent more than the same period in 1931. The increase reflects heightened demand and supply shifts impacting trade figures this season.
Product note states Douglas Egyptian Liniment relieves toothache and neuralgia and is invaluable for croup sore throat and quinsy. Encourages keeping a bottle handy. Also notes world automobile production last year reached 3 042 069 units.
Construction is rising in several French regions with new housing and infrastructure projects under way. Municipalities report increased permits and contractors anticipate further growth as local economies recover.
H Barrett of Toronto told the annual Canadian Woollen and Knit Goods Manufacturers Association that changes in textile tariffs from the Imperial Conference will benefit both Canadian and British woollen makers. He said improved Britain market position may reduce Canadian mill employment but overall Canadian wool product trade should rise as imperial preferences take effect.
An advertisement touts Persian Balm as invaluable for the whole family. It portrays it as a mother’s skin aid, a child’s soothing salve, and a father’s hair fixative and shaving lotion. The product supposedly tones and refreshes the skin, softens hands, and absorbs quickly to leave a rose leaf texture.
After failing to solve the coffee bean issue and trying many schemes the Coffee Council of Brazil chooses advertising as the main strategy. One million dollars is allocated for an intensive North American campaign aimed at boosting sales. The note asserts advertising as the best method to move goods.
A record BC salmon shipment totaling fifty six thousand cans arrived in Montreal aboard the freighter Canadian Winner for distribution across Ontario and Quebec. The consignment marks the largest steamer shipment from Vancouver to Montreal of the fish.
A dated proverb about love and envy appears in a reflective editorial fragment. The line contrasts how love assumes best intentions while envy presumes ill, echoing moral themes common in period newspaper prose.
Norman Cook, Los Angeles, returned from an Australian desert expedition with motion pictures of head hunting tribes. He says seventeen Japanese travelers were killed by tribesmen who captured part of his film and destroyed it. He notes the head hunters fear powder and bullets.
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