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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1939
Page
7
In a moonlit river camp the police confront Alan Cameron urging him to speak. McQueen praises cooperation and the men decide to deter pursuit by leading police toward the Mad River while John slips away, planning to warn others.
McQueen questions a young man about his country and implies a link to McCord. Alan sees a sudden chance and bears a look of frustrated defeat as the scene unfolds.
A new antiseptic dispensed by chemists promises rapid relief from itching and skin eruptions including eczema and barber’s itch. It soothes sores and wounds, dries eruptions quickly, and heals in days. Emerald Oil full strength advertised at modern drug stores.
Heather meets Alan at the riverbank after Roughy helps carry a reunion moment. Alan returns with his pack and three dogs, while Heather rejoices at no longer feeling forgotten. The scene ends with a hint of a continuation. A note mentions a 1500 year old pair of iron horseshoes on display at the Field Museum in Chicago.
Major-General A M Tuthill adjutant general of Arizona warns Germany victory would render the United States virtually helpless economically and militarily. He tells the Arizona National Guard that if Germany wins fleets of France and Britain, the sea would be controlled and the U S air force would lag 15 to 1. He questions overseas trade protection and notes a lack of national defense.
A Dunedin industrial magistrate session heard a factory manager explain that workers handling canned rabbits fall under the freezing workers' award while the inspector of factories has ruled that rabbit is not meat. The magistrate teased whether it could be called underground poultry.
Two New York physicians report a new method to measure emotions by finger temperature. They say tension and conflict lower temperature by up to 23 degrees per hour while love and marriage raise it. The finding could reshape psychological diagnosis and hints at romantic use for shy suitors.
Hon Harold Kirby Ontario health minister announced that the department of health laboratories will supply the federal government with quantities of serums and vaccines for wartime use. The statement underscores intergovernmental medical support during the war effort.
Completion of the Big Bend Highway will link Revelstoke and Golden BC forming the final western segment of the Trans-Canada route from Halifax to Vancouver. The 193 mile road will offer direct access from Western Ontario and the Prairie Provinces to the Pacific, with views of the Selkirk Mountains and wildlife friendly timber stands along the Columbia River.
The Dominion government to buy up to 1.5 million barrels from Nova Scotia and up to 500 thousand boxes in British Columbia to steady markets for Ontario and Quebec. Prices are set by grade and region with possible expansion of purchases and a national ad campaign to boost Canadian consumption.
A New Zealand government communique from London announced an offer to send a fully equipped army division to Britain for service anywhere in the world. The New Zealand prime minister declared that the nation stands or falls together in war or peace.
A vintage ad promotes Gillett's Pure Flake to lift grease from hard baked food residues. It claims the product lightens cleaning labor, loosens grime, and makes scrubbing easier. Keep a tin on hand for quick results.
The baby girl saved by bluejackets of the British river gunboat Sandpiper at Changsha has a Chinese name meaning Water Fairy. Adopted by the Chinese secretary of the British Mission, she was cared for aboard by Commander W E J Eames and the Sandpiper crew. The crew has raised 1000 dollars for her future schooling as she grows.
An Ohio State Health Department nutrition expert argues that the rule dont eat unless hungry is not inviolable. She notes some with poor appetites require more food than they feel like eating and that distaste for food does not prevent digestion.
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