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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
2
Mothers should watch their children in hot weather as diarrhoea and related bowell troubles can strike suddenly. The ad promotes Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a tested remedy endorsed by many Canadian mothers over 88 years. Manufactured by The T. Milburn Co. Toronto.
The Liberal Federation of Canada launched a September Liberal Summer Conference at Port Hope Ontario with speakers from Canada Britain and the Roosevelt brain trust. Conservatives held a parallel Ontario Summer School at Newmarket. Both events were nonpartisan round table forums for study discussion and exchange of views on political economic and social issues. The gatherings drew leaders and citizens across party lines and were praised by the press as a movement to elevate public discourse and citizenship across Canada with plans to expand to more regions and foster local discussion clubs.
Sir Percy Lake of Victoria said veterans returning home found government pledges unmet. He criticized relief camps for ex servicemen and urged preferential treatment to help them earn money so they would not be destitute while out of work.
Bolivia sees a steady rise in car prices amid a growing market. Dealers report higher demand and limited supply pushing values upward across multiple brands. Local analysts cite inflation and import costs as key factors shaping the trend.
Dr J M Stagg led a British science party after 13 months at Fort Rae North West Territories studying weather. They collected six tons of instruments and data to be analyzed over about 18 months before publishable results. Shawki Bey former poet laureate of Egypt has died in Cairo.
A woman recounts a post accident weight gain and gradual loss using Kruschen Salts. She notes dropping from 144 pounds to 134 pounds after three months of use and a return to 142 pounds when she stopped. Kruschen is described as aiding internal organs to remove wastes and poisons that form fatty tissue.
A disciplined German public limited Sunday dinner to a single hot pot without trimmings soup dessert or fruit costing no more than 50 pfennings about 17 cents. The rule followed a government order urging each person to honor a one meal limit and donate the difference to the winter relief fund.
The ad urges readers feeling sour and sluggish to wake up the liver by stimulating bile flow. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a purely vegetable, safe, and quick remedy available at druggists for 25 cents and a dollar.
A part wolf malamute and a yearling black bear form an unlikely pair near Kena Lake. The dog wandered at night and was seen romping with the bear cub on a creek sand bar. A horse accompanied a cow moose and calf, guiding them to a salt lick by the owner’s corral.
The Hudson Bay Railway crew of locomotive 2133 used engine headlights to herd foxes across the tracks in a novel chase from Wabowden to Gil lam and back. They struck multiple foxes at miles 268 296 and 250 and recovered a dazed two part carcass the next morning. A cross fox with a handsome pelt was noted among the animals attracted by the strong lights.
Workmen clearing ground for a new football field near Mustapha barracks outside Alexandria uncover a high arched gateway and painted walls believed to be part of a Graeco Roman tomb from the first century. Experts hope the rest of the edifice remains intact due to favorable location and low sea damage.
Mrs K Waldron of 99 No Ferguson St Hamilton Ontario says Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription helped her with nerves irritability fatigue and headaches. She notes the tonic strengthened her and she feels better now. She invites readers to write Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY for free medical advice.
A Montreal Hochelaga ward playground supervisor reports French Polish Ukrainian Lithuanian and Russian children mix freely and gaily. She notes team work among nationalities improves with the season and that parents are grateful though language differences hinder expression. Actions speak louder than words as teachers are honored with flowers vegetables and Polish bread from the garden.
Sir Herbert Samuel told a Canadian Club luncheon in Ottawa that reduced production is a mad policy. He urged production to be encouraged and consumption stimulated, with trade channels opened, currency stabilized, and peace and prosperity pursued.
The Southern Railway in England plans to turn the long running umbrella joke into revenue. Thousands of forgotten umbrellas left by travellers will be borrowed at suburban stations when passengers show a season ticket and pay two pence.
The piece notes the return of Dobbin to form in the village of Murillo near Port Arthur. A garage is remodeled into a blacksmith shop, previously a blacksmith shop turned into a garage, signaling a restoration in local commercial structure.
Electricity production in Canada climbed 11.5 percent in August from July according to Dominion Bureau of Statistics returns. Domestic use increased while exports fell, indicating higher internal consumption of electricity.
In Vienna Austria fire engines are fitted with caterpillar pillar wheels to function as snow plows clearing city streets. The unusual adaptation aims to improve snow removal efficiency and maintain traffic flow during winter. Local officials say the new method boosts resilience against heavy snowfall.
A recipe for stewed cucumbers with butter and a sweetened condensed milk based sauce. Slice cucumbers remove seeds boil briefly, season, then simmer with butter. A thickened lemon mustard blend is poured in and cooked until glossy. Serves six.
For the first 33 weeks of 1933 ending August 17 the Canadian hog grading total stood at 1,999,486 head. This reflects steady activity in the livestock grading sector during the period with hog numbers tracked by standards authorities.
The horse, unlike other stock, yields energy rather than food. This distinction in its bond with humans highlights the animal's unique role in history and labor. The statement emphasizes equine usefulness beyond sustenance.
Capt. Al Hansen of Forvik Norway arrived in Toronto aboard a 36 foot Norwegian pilot boat after a 15 month voyage from Bergen. His crew includes a dog named Mate and a cat called Sailor II as he eyes Halifax then Africa on a cross Pacific attempt.
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