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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1930
Page
6
The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the fastest, safest remedy for indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. One tasteless spoonful in water neutralizes acid immediately with no harmful after effects, and the bottle bears the Phillips name. Available in drug stores for 50 cents.
Prospector Alex Chisholm, a 98 trail veteran, dies in Smithers B C at 70. Wireless telegraph service links Buenos Aires Chilean cities and Spain. Canada floats a 100 million dollar government bond in New York, over subscribed. League of Nations marks Stresemann’s death anniversary in silence. Reversal rumors about the British cruiser Revenge denied. Canadian Auto Association delegates back a highway through British Columbia to Alaska. Times notes Soviet grain dumping linked to credits for industrialization. Major D R Sargent promoted to lieutenant colonel to command the 2nd Battalion Scottish Regiment Nanaimo BC. Athletes endorse Minard’s Liniment.
Fifteen of seventeen Vermont clergymen at a New England rural church workers conference near Old Orchard Beach Maine had never seen the Atlantic. The report notes the irony of living within 210 miles of the sea yet not visiting it. Also mentioned is Germany planting 1.8 billion trees in 1928.
Tingey models crafted in Paris with patterns made in New York present an afternoon dress of notable charm. The V neck features a new neckline knot at the shoulder and a bow at the hip, with tissue sections enhancing the lines. Crepe de chine in red or greens, plus options in marocain satin and georgette, suit sizes 14 to 20 and 34 to 40. pattern ready for immediate delivery.
Immigration data show 58,273 entrants to Canada in the first four months of the fiscal year, compared with 94,214 in the same period of 1929. Entries by region include 19,317 from the British Isles, 12,075 from the United States, and 11,109 from Northern Europe.
At the fourteenth annual convention in Regina Walter Ashfield editor of the Grenfell Sun was elected president for the coming term. H G Sheldrake of North Battleford became honorary president with A King Rouleau S J Dorman and others named to executive roles.
The article extols Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk for its smooth texture and flavor. It notes pre blended milk and sugar saves effort, improves texture, and binds ingredients. Convenience is highlighted as canned condensed milk stores well and avoids running short.
Regian head office mails nomination papers for Wheat Pool delegates. Nominations accepted until 6 p.m. Tuesday November 4. Ballots sent after closing in sub districts with two or more nominees. Election closes Tuesday December 2.
William White a farmer in the Alert district southeast of Biggar Sask reports an exceptional harvest from a 4.3 acre experimental plot. He threshed 121 bushels per acre with oats weighing 42 pounds per bushel. Neighbors verified the measurement on an old pasture field.
In a historical note a comparison is made showing Canada lost nearly as much over eleven years to insect pests as it spent on demobilization after World War I from 1915 to 1926, highlighting economic strain and pest impact.
The central arch of Sydney Bridge in Australia closed for a major project is to remain closed about 18 months more. Built by Dorman Long & Co the structure is the largest arch bridge in the world with a 1650 foot single span and 170 feet of ship clearance at low water. The bridge totals 3770 feet in length and 160 feet in width carrying four electric railroad lines a 57 foot roadway and two footways.
A daily air service connects Lethbridge Calgary and Edmonton in Alberta, a 320 mile route, and exchanges with Calgary Winnipeg air mail. Canada’s large steel manufacturers run near capacity as global demand rises. Cowper quotes God as the cause behind nature.
A panel of 100 British physicians aboard the Duchess of Richmond discussed remedies for sea sickness before returning from Canada. Opinions varied, with some blaming mental factors or diet, but all agreed the ship's doctor should be called if sickness occurred.
Two German inventors in New York aim to bounce across the Atlantic in a rubber ball. They have contacted nine rubber firms to build the craft and plan a sixty day crossing using ocean winds, with provisions for ninety days as a safety margin.
George Kabel, a 67 year old Illinois farmer, says his threshing over six decades amounts to about 30 000 bushels per year. He estimates the total wheat harvested could bake roughly 118 380 000 loaves of bread.
A reader explains weight gain from low energy and inactivity and promotes Kruschen Salts as a blood cleansing aid. The ad urges taking one half teaspoon daily in hot water, plus healthier eating and regular exercise, claiming renewed vigor and steady weight loss.
Windermere England officials vote to close all municipal tennis courts putting greens and golf courses on Sundays to give city employees a holiday and offer visitors scenery and solitude. supporters note past Sunday football after church by clergymen and residents.
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Farmer Jim Garnett of Coolidge Kansas prayed for rain all summer and a downpour drenched his Kaffir corn field forcing him to use a rowboat to harvest the crop.
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