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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1929
Page
7
The ad touts Diamond Dyes for vibrant black and other colors using pure anilines for depth and fastness. It claims the blue package dyes silk and wool to professional standards, while the white package covers all fabrics including blends.
Al Stone the singing waiter becomes master of ceremonies at Club Bombo after secretly orchestrating a third anniversary celebration for his wife Molly Winton. Molly, loved by John Perry, performs while Al's devotion to their child Junior shines in a quiet, radiant moment that unsettles Molly.
An advertisement extols Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as a quick, harmless remedy for excess stomach acid and indigestion. It claims fast relief within hours, urges readers to avoid crude methods, and notes the product has been prescribed by physicians for 50 years with full directions on each bottle.
An advertisement touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy to combat intestinal parasites in children. It claims the product strengthens youngsters by driving out worms and restoring vitality.
United States Bureau of Biological Survey guides 1,400 amateur ornithologists in leg banding. A marked Arctic tern traveled 10,000 miles in three months from Red Island Labrador to Natal South Africa. A robin covered 2,100 miles from Crystal Bay Mina to Pachuca Mexico in eighteen months.
The Dakota Indians claim the moon waning is eaten by mice. Polynesians say it is devoured by spirits of the dead. Kaffirs believe it wanes when it hides its forehead from view due to a headache. Eskimos imagine the moon rests briefly when fatigued to eat and recover.
The Saskatchewan Bureau of Publications distributes sturdy wooden boxes housing 40 to 500 books to rural communities. After application, libraries are sent at government expense one way, readers cover return charges, and 62,500 books and 1,250 libraries are in circulation.
A Victorian style advisory notes mothers must guard child health with Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. The laxative claims to ease constipation, indigestion, colds, fevers and teething pain, with safety for young children and pricing at 25 cents per box. Includes a Fortune Teller joke and light humor about debts.
At the St Paul veterans of foreign wars annual convention Canadian Robert Burns head of a Winnipeg amputation club with over 1000 members urged uniting arm and leg loss veterans from Canada the United States England France and allies under one banner to prevent being forgotten and to strengthen postwar support.
A compact devotional note citing Psalm xvi 11 and quotes by Wolfgang Deisler and Jean Paul Richter. It emphasizes finding joy in God within daily life, bearing God within us, and planting eternity in the heart for serenity and light.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Prime Minister MacDonald favors a steady shift toward close Anglo American cooperation. It argues such comity would make Britain and the United States arbiters of world peace, capable of dictating its basis.
R. J. Hall of Swansea urged introduction of workers educational classes similar to programs in Great Britain Australia New Zealand and South Africa at a Winnipeg conference with leading educationalists Labor leaders and government officials. Hon R A Hoey the provincialMinister of education suggested his government might support the idea.
The 183 mile canal proposed through tropical mountains and forests from the Atlantic to the Pacific will depend on reports from 400 engineers who were ordered to duty in the Central American jungle to survey the route for the $1,000,000,000 project.
At the sixth annual meeting presided by the Duke of York Sir Thomas Horder cautioned that the National Radium Fund could foster unfounded belief in radium as a cancer cure. He urged restraint and noted rising cases where radium shows promise, while questioning staff qualifications at some fundraising institutions and suggesting training funded by collected money.
A Brooklyn population over 2 300 000 includes residents from all European and South American nations and many other continents. Holloway's Corn Remover is presented as safe to use and effective for hard and soft corns.
A local column recalls three unlikely sights: an undertaker at a funeral, a Black woman driving a car, and a parrot that can truly talk, framed as curious notes on progress and social change.
An essayist notes that two can be on three hundred pounds annually but omits to specify what two are. The remark highlights a linguistic puzzle about value and income without naming the missing two elements.
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