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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 12, 1932

Page

5

Dreams Come True House Chapter XXXI Contined

Tortured by jealousy Blaise clashes with a woman he once loved as he loses control and sees her as a vile danger. Jean's cry pierces the scene as he struggles to restrain himself amid raging fury and a threat to destroy.

Jean Tormarin Hell Blaise

Nesta Alive Shocks Blaise and Jean in Dramatic Confrontation

In a tense confrontation Madame de Varigny reveals Nesta may still live, claiming Blaise’s wife is alive and waiting in a car at the lodge. Blaise hesitates, torn between truth and fear, as Jean clings to him and trembles at the implications of Nesta’s return. The scene ends with Blaise confirming Nesta's survival, plunging Jean into a piercing vertigo.

Jean Madame de Varigny Blaise Monsieur Tormarin Nesta Mademoiselle Tormarta Ope

Cabbage Linked to Goitre Raises Medical Debate

Dr. A G Abbott of Winnipeg spoke to the Manitoba Medical Association in Winnipeg warning that cabbage may trigger goitre. He cited Johns Hopkins rabbit studies showing winter cabbage caused thyroid enlargement in three weeks and a Winnipeg school survey showing British descendants less affected than those with European roots.

Manitoba Medical Association Winnipeg A. OG. Abbott Johns Hopkin’s University Abbott Europe

The Rhyming Optimist

Aline Michaelis presents a lyrical piece about memory and enduring presence. The speaker asks if the beloved will forget the vivid scenes of light, wind, and river at nightfall and twilight, then promises to return and be near despite fading beauty.

Bank of England Rule Bans Beauty Aids For Women Staff

A new rule forbids women employees at the Bank of England from using lipstick or other beauty aids. They may wear only black navy blue or very dark grey dresses with white collars, with plain white blouses allowed in summer. Belgium maintains a wooden shoe industry shipping much of its output to France Germany and the Netherlands.

Bank of England Belgium France Germany Netherlands

Sixty Is Fairly Fast In Open Road Travel Debate

A reader writes to The Star defending 60 mph as fast travel while noting speed maniacs pass him at 70 to 75 mph and other reckless drivers reach 80 to 85 mph, questioning the idea that 60 mph isn’t fast.

Canada Rises to Fourth in Bacon Exports to Britain

Canadian bacon exports to Great Britain grew from 184 576 pounds in July 1921 to 3 480 000 pounds in July 1923 boosting Canada to fourth position among nations selling bacon to the United Kingdom.

Canada Great Britain United Kingdom

Cyrus the Great Founder of the Persian Empire

Cyrus the Great established the Persian Empire and led the conquest of Babylon, creating a vast ancient realm. His reforms and leadership reshaped administration across conquered territories and preserved diverse cultures under imperial rule.

Cyrus the Great Babylon

Little Helps For This Week

A compact weekly note highlights patience and meekness with lines about turning away wrath and bearing injuries without resentment. The message urges peace and restraint, quoting biblical and devotional sentiments to encourage calm conduct and constructive daily living.

Annual custom dice event at St Ives for Bibles

An annual custom in St Ives England saw three Anglican and three Nonconformist children each receive a Testament. The tradition follows the 1688 will of Dr Robert Wilde and the Bible costs are paid from rents of land known as Bible Orchard.

St. Ives England Robert Wilde

Canadian Dairy Exports Reach England on Aurania

Five tons of Canadian cheese were exported from Quebec to England aboard the liner Aurania. It is among the largest shipments from the region in years and more cheese is expected to be sent during the naviga tion season.

England Quebec Aurania

Canada Ships Tobacco to Sierra Leone for West Africa Market

Twenty five casks of Canadian tobacco have been shipped to Sierra Leone marking the first time Canadian tobacco has found a market in West Africa. Previously the United States supplied most of the demand in the region.

Sierra Leone West Africa United States

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