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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
6
A reader reports long lasting relief from indigestion after using Kruschen for 12 months. The tonic supplies six salts that stimulate saliva, gastric juices, and intestinal digestion improving appetite and nutrient absorption.
The article notes a race horse named " ." in England, highlighting brevity as a record. It mentions Mrs. L. Redmond, new owners seeking attention, and explains naming rules: no living person, no past winner of the five classic races, with classics including the Thousand and Two Thousand Guineas, the Derby, Oaks and St Leger.
Bound for Germany to settle accounts with Canada. Hon. H. Cahan sails from New York. Shaw declines title offer from King George. Prince Leopold of Bavaria, 84, dies of pneumonia. Miss Charlotte N. Howell becomes Quebec’s first woman accountant. British prisons under capacity amid closures. Manitoba grants 50000 loan to cattle association at five percent, seven percent to members. New Zealand moves to create a national art museum with war memorial and carillon. Wellington subscribes 500000, government subsidy matches. Frederick Edlin Smith, Earl of Birkenhead, dies in London at 58. once Lord High Chancellor and India secretary. He prosecuted Sir Roger Casement.
Sweden maintains the lead in Scandinavian shipbuilding with 26 vessels totaling 127000 gross tons under construction at mid year. Denmark follows with 29 ships and 116000 gross tons while Norway has 33 ships and 40000 gross tons. Sweden's current projects include nine steamers and various motorships ranging from 2000 to 10000 tons.
This advertisement describes a versatile dress pattern for young girls with long sleeves and optional shorter sleeves. It highlights material options such as kasha weave wool and cotton blends, decorative yellow and blue stitching, and a peasant look. Available in sizes 2 to 6, ready for immediate delivery, 25 cents due to Fashion Bureau.
Winnipeg Pattern No. Name available through Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. Instructions detail ordering patterns by number or name and provide contact details for inquiries.
Major L. T. Burwash arrives in Ottawa after an Arctic flight that mapped the magnetic pole and clarified aspects of the Franklin expedition mystery. He is celebrated for his exploration and contributions to navigation history.
A Mineral Industry article by Dr. George F. Kunz suggests using platinum for coinage to stabilize prices amid a platinum market split. The piece notes risks of bimetallism, including metal value drifting from circulation and potential disruption to gold standards.
A religious service was conducted atop the Eiffel Tower, the first since its construction over four decades ago. In the wind swept cockpit 4 000 feet above ground a small table served as an altar while breeze provided the music. Special tribute was paid to M Eiffel.
A wife explains L.O.K. as Jord Only Knows in a budget joke. Another note likens mending clothes to patching a tire with paste that withholds washing boiling and ironing. Johns Hopkins scientists describe a chicken jerking its head to see better.
Swiss guides Christian Hasler and Ernest Feuz with Major Longstaffe reached Golden British Columbia by rail road and pack train. They headed to the headwaters of the South Gate Littlewood and Toba Rivers 160 miles north of Vancouver in the Cascade range. They photographed vast snow fields and glaciers estimated at 350 square miles and say the seen area is only part of the field.
Experts studying papers found with Andrees balloon expedition remains in Ky Hullveen struggle with a second diary. They fear its contents describe the trip’s final days but time and the elements have nearly erased it. A tourist at the hamlet inn quips about consequences when people are taken seriously.
Dr E E Free of New York unveils a device that attaches to many objects and lets a person blow into a mouthpiece to perform tasks. Blowing can turn a piano page, move a typing carriage, open a car door, operate a window, or control aircraft and heavy machinery, with broad possibilities.
Fur traders in Fairbanks Alaska report Cariboo range peaks are rising. A trapper cites trees with high water marks now hundreds of feet above the ground as proof. A government geological party has been asked to investigate the growth.
Hon J A Merkley says people of Saskatchewan will save over 300000 this year on canned goods. The estimate came from a Regina wholesale firm and may be near the final figure. Rates will hold until navigation ends on the lakes and then reviewing the issue with trade boards and farmers groups applauding the effort.
A remark contrasts the pit and gallery with the stalls as the reserved seating. The article notes about 12 000 unemployed across Belgium, highlighting economic strain.
A proverb asserts a woman's speech is her weapon and remains sharp, emphasizing wit over force and suggesting verbal skill as a protective tool.
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