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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
6
A reader recounts relief from chronic backache after using Kruschen Salts. She credits a friend’s recommendation and notes prior kidney trouble and headaches. after finishing one bottle the back pain vanished and improvement stabilized.
Fewer drunkenness convictions in England and Wales in 1929 than since 1918. Zittenfeld twins failed to swim the English Channel. Hull man and sons blind after factory accidents. Arctic canoe voyage halted at Prince Rupert for winter. Starvation threat in Checheng Honan province amid war floods. 1792 bear bounty applications in Quebec for year ending Sept 4 1930. Bennett plans St Lawrence Waterway talks after Imperial Conference. Junkers eyes a large foreign plane assembly plant in Canada. Toronto Board of Trade backs Empire Buyers League to promote empire trade and voluntary cooperation.
The London upgrade introduces a bed room car with deep rubber floors, colored lights, patent ventilators, a walnut bed, running hot and cold water, mirrors, folding tables, heavy shutters and blackout. It includes a padded bedside niche and adjustable lighting, reflecting ingenuity over tradition in railroading to boost comfort.
A study finds nocturnal birds display less color variation than diurnal species. Researchers note twilight activity correlates with reduced pigment diversity and pigment-display patterns across the night-savvy avifauna.
Saskatchewan Royal Commission on Immigration and Settlement urges strict controls with selective admission to maintain rural population. Major recommendations cover licensing, land settlement, head taxes, restrictions on single agricultural workers, and a push for a federal provincial conference to harmonize policy.
A Saskatchewan report calls for a Federal Board of Commissioners with province wide representation to set immigration policy. It proposes provincial control through a Immigration and Land Settlement Council, a London bureau, after care by agriculture and labour ministries, and selective British and Canadian settlement programs with land, leases, and naturalization measures.
Diamond Dyes are easy to use and give true new colors without re dyed look. They go on smoothly and evenly, hold through wear and washing, thanks to pure anilines. Cost more to make but price is 15 cents at all drug stores.
J. O. Turcotte, Canadian Exhibitions Commissioner, reports high interest at the Antwerp International Exhibition. He says many enquiries are being received at the Canadian pavilion about the 1932 Regina grain exhibition. Official prize lists have been distributed to visitors.
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