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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
7
A cautionary notice warns mothers to consult a doctor before giving an unnamed remedy to children. The fragment stresses medical professional guidance and safety in pediatric care. The source emphasizes avoiding self treatment for kids.
In a Depression era tale, Nancy the nineteen year old sub-deb considers a new life after a market crash. A Colorado kin offers home on odd terms, but Nancy’s focus shifts to starting a Pine Ridge library with books collected by her family. A blizzard traps Nancy and Jack with schoolchildren, where Tom Osgood emerges as a hero while Matthew Adam and others aid the stranded group.
In Edgemere, a family faces headlines as Nancy Nelson, 19, and her brother Jack aid freezing children after a Colorado bus crash. Jack fights pneumonia while Nancy, in danger herself, helps others. Aunt Columbine relays doctors' advice as Jim weighs travel.
Indigenous practitioners in Brazil employ biting ants to close wounds by pinning the flesh with ant jaws. The insect is decapitated yet keeps gripping, creating a natural suture as the wound stays held together by the persistent bite.
The article profiles a Hollywood studio worker who has spent a decade behind the scenes. He sharpens 200 saw blades nightly for carpenters and aids spooky productions with cobwebs made by an electric machine. Tex Driscoll recreates glass shots and rope cuts while Herman Frommel, a copyright expert, identifies musical phrases to prevent costly infringement.
The Glasgow Herald reports brides of royal families favor sapphire engagement stones echoed by Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon Princess Marina and Lady Alice Scott. The Princess Royal wears an emerald ring while sapphires feature prominently in the Clanricarde jewels given by the groom.
The Times argues motorists deserve focus on the road not chatter from front or back seat. It warns against distracting drivers and emphasizes the driver’s duty to keep attention on the road ahead.
The Earl of Bessborough laid a wreath of maple leaves and poppies at the Altar of Remembrance in Ottawa's Peace Tower memorial chamber. He and his staff attended the Great War homage as one of his final official acts before departing Canada.
The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire announces a 50 dollar prize in a short story contest sponsored by Echoes magazine. British residents in Canada may submit tales before February 1, 2000, of 2000 to 6000 words, preferably focusing on Canadian life.
William Cashen of Douglas Alaska will edit the Farthest North Collegian this year. The paper is published by students of the University of Alaska, the farthest north institution of higher learning in the world.
A concise proverb notes that some men push themselves to excess in an effort to avoid labor. It reflects on economic strain and the social mindset around employment and survival.
A historical note reports that only two in every 1 000 missing persons in England remain never heard from again, suggesting a high recovery rate and rare long-term disappearances within the period.
A devotional fragment invokes humility and repentance drawing on 1 Kings 20 2 and asks for heavenly armor over a self aware conscience. The speaker pleads to be counted among the faithful even if found last on the roll and seeks divine mercy.
A nearly human reacting robot lighthouse named Monsieur Nividik has been placed on Nividik Rock near Ushant. Electrically powered from the mainland, its 2,000,000 candle power lamp activates at dusk and an acetylene backup operates if power fails. A fog siren sounds automatically, since the rock is too perilous for a keeper. Boats reach the site only once or twice a year.
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