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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 08, 1930

Page

2

Leisure as a Moral Measure of Society Says Dr Phelps

The article argues that leisure reveals character and shapes nations. It cites William Lyon Phelps on the dangers of idle time and the benefits of educated leisure, urging use of books, music, art, and thoughtful conversation to cultivate personality and collective happiness.

Ture Yale University William Lyon Phelps English Litera Dr. Phelps America

Tel phones in Australia strain engineers nerves at crossings

The Australian telephone and telegraph system expands with direct Sydney Perth connections and a London Australia radio service. Railway engineers warn motorists racing to crossings threaten safety and the crew’s nerves, urging motorists to slow and show care.

Commonwealth Postal Department Sydney Perth London England Commonwealth Tasmania

Great Bear Lake Depths Charted By Canadian Officers

North West Territories officers of the Department of the Interior mapped Great Bear Lake in 1927. Forty five soundings recorded depths averaging 50 to 66 fathoms, with a maximum of 75 fathoms. The lake sits 391 feet above sea level, making the bottom below sea level at the deepest point.

Great Bear Lake North West Territories Department of the Interior Canada

No Place For Boys Bath Mandate Proposed in Polish Paper

A Polish newspaper reports a bill draft to require every citizen to bathe at least monthly. A home bathroom serves as evidence of use, while those without bathrooms must carry stamped bath cards. Exemptions apply to children under 10 and seniors over 70.

Oil Wells Report Shows Many Dry Discoveries

Of 26,000 oil wells drilled last year, about 12,000 produced no oil. The year saw a high proportion of dry wells amid overall exploration activity.

Remarkable Airplane In Flight Conversation Spans 14000 Miles

Captain Lewis Yancey spoke by radiophone with Sydney while flying over Buenos Aires at 5000 feet. The chat traveled through Buenos Aires Madrid and London and across submarine cables to Rugby before reaching Sydney, with a clear transmission reported by Popular Mechanics Magazine.

Buenos Aires Lewis Yancey Sydney Australia Popular Mechanics Magazine Madrid England Rugby Moose Jaw

Baby's Own Tablets Aid Distressed Infants

Backward babies suffer digestive issues that hinder development. Baby's Own Tablets regulate stomach and bowels to restore normal action, addressing indigestion constipation colic and teething pains. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville, Ont

National Health Insurance Planned for Canadian People

Dr J J Heagerty chief executive of the Department of Pensions and National Health says a national health insurance plan for Canadians will be put into effect soon. He cites high sickness costs and notes a government commission was appointed last year to study the scheme. The plan would provide industrial workers with hospital care drugs doctors nurses and other necessities.

J. J. Heagerty Department of Pensions and National Health Ottawa

League of Nations Society in Canada Meets in Ottawa

The central executive of the League of Nations Society in Canada met in Ottawa to consider a special committee report on policy and finances. Some recommendations will be acted on immediately, others await the 1931 general executive. Dr. H. M. Tory to join a delegation seeking a grant increase. A three member committee will seek permission to use the CN radio hook up for nationwide broadcasts by public men.

League of Nations Society Canada Ottawa H. M. Tory Sir Henry Thornton Canadian National Railway

Simple Coffee Lemon Pie Filling

Three egg yolks and three egg whites with sugar are blended with coffee and citrus juice, cooked to thick stage, then folded with whipped whites and poured into a baked pie shell. Bake until brown for a light coffee citrus custard pie.

Empire Unity Emphasized At Imperial Trade Conference

J H Woods of Calgary, president of the Canadian Chambers of Commerce, addressed the Vancouver Board of Trade recounting a London meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and Imperial Press conference. He described Empire unity, shared fiscal policy aims, and resolve to overcome obstacles through cooperation and mutual sacrifice.

Great Britain J. H. Woods Calgary Vancouver Mr. Woods London England Chamber of Commerce Imperial Presss

quotes and quips from George Ade and a pool winner

The fragment recalls George Ade at the Chicago Athletic Club recounting a child asking if mirage spells marriage. It notes a boastful youngster claiming his father is an Elk Moose and Lion and a remark about a big horse race pool winning man whose name appeared in papers, implying many losers' names could not all be published.

George Ade Chicago Athletic Club Hans Andersen Mr. Ade

Tomato Raisin Conserve and Worm Powders Recipe Note

A historic recipe for tomato raisin conserve with apples lemons sugar spices and optional nut meats. The passage also promotes Miller's Worm Powders stating they are a safe remedy for children with worm symptoms and claim they restore stomach and bowel health after expelling worms.

Persian Balm Promises Delicate Velvet Skin

Persian Balm appeals instantly to the dainty woman by stimulating the skin and creating a velvety complexion. It is delicately fragrant, cool, and delightful to use, soothing roughness and imparting a youthful, refined texture.

Canada Tightens Asiatic Immigration Policy

An order in council issued on August 14 bars Asiatic immigration to Canada except from countries with special treaty agreements. It amends the 1923 order granting discretion to admit certain classes of Asiatics connected to residents of Canada, such as agriculturists laborers domestic workers and dependents under 18.

Canada House of Commons Ottawa

Aspirin Pills Suggested for Quick Headache Relief

Advert says aspirin tablets relieve headaches and pain. Carry a pocket tin for immediate use and keep a larger bottle at home. Read directions for relief of pain neuralgia and related symptoms.

Predictions of Faster Air Travel and Radical Ship Designs

Chicago transit official Stanley Knauss cites speed potentials of 500 to 600 miles per hour for future air travel with new ship designs. He notes radical changes needed for ten miles a minute, discusses tri motor and single motor ships, and predicts rail speedups to meet air competition.

Stanley Knauss Chicago

Gender gap in India as men exceed women by millions

The report notes India’s male population surpasses females by about 9.06 million. In Calcutta the male population is more than twice the female count, illustrating pronounced gender disparity.

India Calcutta

Minard's Liniment Ad Sparks Law Respect Debate

An antiquated ad fragment from The Washington Post prompts discussion over respect for law. It suggests a person who seeks obedience from others is the one who truly values order.

The Washington Post

Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Gentle Digestive Action

An advertisement extols a purely vegetable laxative for constipation claiming it avoids habit forming remedies and harsh drugs. The product supports liver function, triggers bile flow, frees the bowels, and cleanses the intestines for a tonic effect, sold by druggists for 25¢ and 75¢.

Carter

Manitoba Butter Dominates Canadian National Exhibition Exhibits

Manitoba exhibitors led all provinces in total points and major awards for creamery butter at the Canadian National Exhibition with winners in nearly every butter class. Ontario Saskatchewan and Alberta shared in prizes but Manitoba carried the lion’s share.

Toronto Manitoba Provinces Ontario Saskatchewan Alberta

Aircraft makes major advance with chemical cooling fluid

A significant aviation breakthrough involves using a chemical cooling fluid in place of water. The development promises improved efficiency and performance for future aircraft designs.

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