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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 09, 1929

Page

2

Removal of Friction and Strife in World Peace Efforts

The article explains how the League of Nations aimed to erase racial, economic, and political suspicions to prevent wars. It notes disarmament goals, the International Labor Office, and efforts to reduce trade barriers through plans like a United States of Europe and tariff holidays to foster international cooperation and free trade.

Organization of the League of Nations Europe League International Labor Office Briand United States of Europe Great Britain United States of America Canada United States

Canadian Pacific Railway Sets Fall Winter Timetable

The CPR falls into effect on the last Sunday of September across the system. The new schedule features accelerated timetables and signals a shift in service for the coming season.

Canadian Pacific Railway

Transcontinental trains speed up coast travel by ten hours

The speeding up of trans continental trains saves the coast traveler about ten hours. The improved schedules align with the company's policy to keep abreast of the times and provide the best possible service to patrons. Ticket agents now hold complete information, available to the public upon request.

Incomplete OCR Fragment Highlights Ranching History Notes

A garbled OCR excerpt discusses ranching, British industry development, and agricultural stock moves. It mentions Western views on expansion, cattle and sheep, and references to Darwin and China as context, with scattered location hints like Kent and Columbia. The text is fragmentary with no clear events or dates.

Don't Get Excited Club to Curb Tempers in Everyday Life

A prescription for a national movement to promote poise and self control. The author argues that Americans overreact to minor irritations and underreact to major issues, proposing a club to conserve energy and prevent needless agitation, signaling a quiet path to a calmer era.

Relieved by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Rheumatism

An ad claims rheumatism stems from impure blood and praises Dr Williams Pink Pills as the cure providing new rich blood. It cites Henry E Amiro of Lower East Pubnico Nova Scotia who recovered after three to twelve boxes, regaining ability to work and walk four miles. Pills sold by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Williams Henry E. Amiro Lower East Pubnico N.S Dr. Williams Medcine Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville, Ont

Canada Tops Wheat Exports in 1927 28 Year

Canada leads world wheat exports in 1927 28 with 255 062 278 bushels. The United States ranks second and Argentina is listed among others. world production totals 4 815 400 000 bushels with Canada producing 479 665 000 and ranking third behind Russia and the United States.

Canada United States Australia Bureau of Statistics Russia

When Asthma Comes Do Not Despair Remedy Ad

When asthma strikes, turn to Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. The ad claims choking ceases and breathing becomes natural with use. It urges readers to obtain a package today and notes others have found relief.

Bananas Banned in Italy Over Local Growth Limits

A brief note reports that Italy bans bananas due to the fruit not growing within its borders or in its colonies. The policy is described as protectionist and carried out to the limit.

Italy

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Child Health

A local advertisement warns that worms in children can cause convulsions and death if untreated. It promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a protective remedy against these afflictions.

Lead Pencil Use Surpasses One Million in the United States

The article notes that Americans collectively consume over a million lead pencils annually, reflecting high demand for writing instruments in daily life and work.

United States

Mystery of steel hardening fades from secrecy in America

W H Elsman and metallurgists recount the decline of secret craft in steel treatment. Modern carbon vanadium steel yields sharper, more ductile blades, with automated hardness checks and new methods, from potions and water tests to worldwide industrial advances.

America W. H. Elsman American Society For Steel Treating Damascus W. S. Carnes Canton Ohio Poughkeepsie N.Y Sheffield England

Travelled! A Sailor Tells Of Global Wanderings On Train

A sailor boasts to a passenger about his travels saying he has circled the world and knows its insides. He claims wide knowledge of geography and recalls passing through a small place they once visited.

Four Musketeers of the Air Triumph in Canadian Exhibition

The Four Musketeers Squadron Leader C McEwen Flight Lieutenant D A Harding Pilot Officer E Mc Nab and Pilot Officer E A Mc Gowan based at Camp Borden demonstrate bold stunting in Siskin planes. They impressed crowds in Canada and the United States with daring maneuvers including upside down flight after a 3000 foot ascent.

Canada C. McEwen David A. Harding E. McNab E. A. McGowan Camp Borden United States Musketeers Cleveland Ohio

Postal Revenue Recovers to Prewar Levels

Postal revenue in Canada the United States and Mexico returns to three year ago levels after the 2 cent letter rate. For the year ended March 31 1926 revenue was 31 025 000 dollars and for the last year 31 170 000 dollars.

Canada United States Mexico Empire

Census to be taken in 200 countries and colonies

A census is planned across more than 200 countries and colonies. The note also mentions rubber sourcing from over 300 varieties of tropical trees, highlighting global diversity in resources.

Lab Sugar Diamonds Astonish Science World

Scientist Professor J Willard Hershey of McPherson College demonstrates lab made diamonds in Minneapolis. He claims a tiny crystal the size of a grain of sand formed from ordinary table sugar under about ten tons per square inch pressure.

American Chemical Society Minneapolis J. Willard Hershey McPherson College McPherson

Increase In Water Power Progress Reported

The mid year review of water power progress issued by Hon. Charles Stewart Minister of the Interior shows almost 200000 hp added to the Dominion's total within the half year.

Charles Stewart Interior Dominion

Holloway's Corn Remover Promises Quick Relief

Multiple readers praise Holloway's Corn Remover for effective relief from corns claiming the product works with notable potency. The ad asserts strong performance and rapid results for users seeking comfort.

Manitoba Funds Sanatorium Plan for TB Children

The government assigns the 250000 dollars approved by the last legislature to establish a sanatorium for tuberculosis children in Winnipeg.

Manitoba Winnipeg

Stop Colds with Minard's Liniment

Apples imported into England from Australia must measure not less than two and one quarter inches in diameter. Hindu surgeons in early times used more than 100 different surgical instruments and performed difficult operations.

England Australia

Election Voting Penalty Report from Czecho Mewabia

A historical notice notes a penalty for failing to vote in elections within the Czecho Mewabia region. The article records enforcement of electoral participation requirements and potential fines or sanctions.

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