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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
4
Canadian salt fish boycott hurts Pacific coast trade while Ottawa seeks lumber preference for Canada in South Africa. A 1931 Graf Zeppelin medal honors Hugo Eckener amid diverse global notes.
Vincent Massey warns that a Balkan crime in 1914 echoes in Manchurian tensions and urges Canada to act based on its nationhood. He cites the Washington Treaty of 1922 and the Paris Peace Pact, noting Canada must judge treaty compliance and weigh trade shifts with China and Japan.
A German named Verlich reportedly invented an explosive that would accelerate a modern rifle bullet by more than a mile per second beyond its 3000 feet per second muzzle velocity and would triple its striking power, surpassing five times the speed of sound.
A short excerpt depicts a newlywed couple discussing married life. The husband calls their situation paradise yet they lament lack of clothing and fear of eviction, highlighting tension between happiness and hardship.
Advertisement from The New Era Treatment Co Limited offers ELASTO as a cure for varicose veins varicose ulcers and leg disorders. Includes free sample and booklet post free on request. Dept 153 J 455 Craig St W Montreal.
Reports from the far north indicate heavy shipments of furs this spring with high quality expected due to sub-Arctic conditions. While southern areas offer average catches and prices, distant posts near Churchill and Indian Lake may see a spectacular season despite rising freight costs. The Junkers aircraft acquired by Canadian Airways should help move northern furs to Winnipeg.
A simple hearty dish uses 2 cups ham pota toes onion green pepper and celery simmered with water until tender. Thickened with flour sugar salt and pepper served under a rich biscuit dough crust baked until golden brown.
A simple recipe combines six eggs two cups sugar twelve cups lemon juice and four cups butter. Beat eggs well then add remaining ingredients. Cook over hot water until thick. Pour into sterilized glasses. Use as tart or cake filling or as a spread for toast or hot biscuits.
The author argues Mr. J Moore overstates a depression by blaming the era for hardships. People cannot reverse progress as motor cars telephones and cinema shape modern life. Returning to 1880 conditions with 1931 population would be futile or disastrous.
An office or college wear pattern in deep blue tweed with white pique collar and navy bindings. Style No. 815 comes in sizes from 14 to 42 inches bust, with yardage details for 39 inch material and bindings. Jersey or cantonfaille crepe silk options noted, pattern priced at 25 cents.
Pattern order guide from Winnipeg Newspaper Union lists address at 175 McDermott Ave Winnipeg and fields for pattern number name town size. The fragment provides no dates or pricing details.
The Associated Veterans of Canada warn they will oppose to the uttermost any repeal of the act making November 11 a national Remembrance Day holiday. They have informed Prime Minister R B Bennett of their stance and seek government support to maintain the current legislation.
The Russian giant Machow, exhibited in London and Paris in 1905, claimed to be the tallest man recorded. He stood 9 feet 3 inches and weighed 25 stone 10 pounds, about 362 pounds.
Calendars featuring old-fashioned world maps gain popularity in England during the current year, reflecting a retro cartographic trend. The article notes widespread consumer interest and suggests a cultural preference for vintage design.
In the latest month India shipped about 55 million pounds of tea to international markets. Traders note steady demand from key buyers while production remains robust amid favorable weather.
A dietitian characterizes the mince pie as a poly sachrid carbohydrate of high caloric efficiency, highlighting its dense energy value in a brief educational remark.
Alaska produced gold worth 9.342 million dollars in 1931 an increase of nearly 1 million dollars over 1930 production.
The article notes fifty six cruises arranged for Cunard and Anchor Lines steamers through winter to summer, plus the Fr anconia world cruise. Canadian ports in the Maritimes and St Lawrence attract New Englanders with twelve calls, including multiple Quebec Halifax voyages aboard the Transylvania and California. Bermuda and Havana Nassau trips on Mauretania Caledonia and California expand West Indies visits. Acadia arrangements and panama trips feature among popular itineraries.
Stanford University announces a brass mechanical heart that preserves circulation after the real heart is removed. Dr. Paul J. Hanzlik says dogs cats rabbits and other large animals survive for hours under anesthesia. British scientist Gibbs aided the device and its use in tracing blood flow and testing drugs and dyes.
A traditional claim states that 500 different kinds of material enter the manufacture of shoes, reflecting the complex array of leathers textiles synthetics and componentes employed by boot and bootery industries.
Winnipeg banks report over 2 000 dormant accounts with more than 2 0 0 0 0 total dollars unclaimed. Owners or heirs may recover by proving ownership, with interest and principal paid. Parliament allows holding funds in place unless claimed, even if owners are alive or deceased.
Saskatchewan relief officials plan a large scale seed cleaning effort to provide 6,000,000 bushels of seed wheat and 2,000,000 bushels of seed oats for distribution to needy farmers this spring. A nationwide mobilization of 400 to 500 seed cleaning machines may be required and all privately owned units may be called into service. The Saskatchewan Relief Commission aims to implement a plan soon, with C B Daniel highlighting the urgency of the seed relief program.
The article contrasts the first ocean to ocean railway across Africa from Lobito Bay to Beira, a 2 49 mile journey begun July 1 last year, with David Livingstone's two year cross Africa expedition. It notes the modern feat was calmly accepted while Livingstone's trek inspired widespread excitement.
A farm laborer in England out of work for months told his physician he declined a higher wage offer by choosing independence over the dole. He said the offer would have increased his weekly income by five shillings, but he preferred self support.
Estimated 1931 honey crop value in British Columbia is 233874 dollars. The province has 2934 apiaries with 21409 hives. Last year these produced 570 tons of honey at an average of 53.5 pounds per hive.
A two hour aerial tramway ride in Vienna offers travelers a unique journey high over the Alps. The scenic route promises thrilling views and a memorable ascent for visitors seeking an extraordinary excursion.
J D MacFarlane president of the Saskatchewan Agricultural Association outlined a 1932 outlook. He urged a Canada Britain wheat quota, world debt cancellations, and new credit terms to restore agricultural prosperity and world buying power. He proposed an international banking committee akin to the League of Nations, with each country issuing its own currency to avoid New York or London borrowing.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University denounces national isolation at the League of Nations Association dinner calling the war ongoing and warning of dire economic costs if the policy continues. George W Wickersham echoes urging closer international cooperation and US commitment to the league and world court.
Captain J P Saul said preliminary arrangements are made for a New York and back flight next May. He will be joined by Captain James Fitzmaurice who crossed the Atlantic in the Bremen in 1928. The start will be from Port Marnock Ireland with a return hop the day after arrival in New York.
The article argues that fish is not a true brain food but is easy to digest. It claims the stomach places little demand on brain blood during digestion, debunking the broader belief.
Mrs. C reports relief after trying other medicines for days as she used Carter's Little Liver Pills. The ad touts the pills as a purely vegetable tonic improving constipation and related symptoms and promotes 25c and 75c red packages available widely.
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