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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
5
Angela clashes with Nick Hastings and James Halliday aboard a ship as a hidden letter and brewing reputations threaten their loyalties. Nick demands truth about a preexisting issue while Halliday confronts Angela over betrayal, leading to a possible severing of ties.
The Prince of Wales ordered a new car with airship inspired design by Sir Dennistoun Burney, following two outboard speed boats. The vehicle, nearly finished and in red and black, will be delivered to York House for royal use. The engine sits in the rear and the body forms a curved arc with no hood.
Nearly 350 Victorians aboard the steamer Princess Elizabeth welcomed by HMC S Vancouver and HMC S Skeena as they steamed into Esquimalt Harbour. The Navy League boys' band played as the vessels were sighted. Attorney General R H Pooley attended aboard the Princess Elizabeth representing the provincial government.
Premier R B Bennett praised the Young Men's Christian Association in Ottawa reflecting on its long service. He cited its founding spirit of Christian service and its growth amid the world’s urgent needs. The World Peace Foundation notes 4.158 billion dollars was spent on national defense last fiscal year and Scotland saw 7,851 deaths under one year old.
Hoopeston a town of 6000 near Chicago prides itself on clean government and cash basis finances. Mayor Emery H. Richcreek earns 50 cents yearly and eight aldermen receive 25 cents each. The city has $30,000 in treasury, $25,000 loaned to citizens, and plans a new city hall funded from on hand cash. The town sustains waterworks, parks, a zoo, auditorium, pool, library and garbage system with no debts.
Two young black bear cubs arrived at Edmonton aerodrome after a long air journey from Fairbanks aboard the Robbins-Jones refuel ship piloted by Jimmy Mattern and Nick Greener. Flyers recalled the cubs showed no aggression, merely cowering in the crate as the engines started.
Figures from the London Trades Council show the apprenticeship system fading as Britain has only one apprentice for every 2,000 workers now, down from one for every four before the war. The trend highlights a decline in youths learning trades as industrial training wanes.
A religious quotation emphasizes perseverance and responsibility. It reflects on quitting wisely avoiding starting something one cannot finish and frames quitting as a fault only when it involves a venture one should not have begun.
Captain J W C Martyr, a 76 year old retired British Navy officer, passed the class A pilot test after lessons in flying. The piece notes many pilots aged 17 to 70 exist, and suggests modern aircraft are becoming as easy to handle as cars, with engineers aiming for foolproof operation and broad accessibility.
A poem titled The Rhyming Optimist speaks of joy and renewed hope as winter fades. A health advertisement follows promising Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy, claiming quick relief and lasting benefits when used as inhaled smoke or vapor.
The Prince of Wales leads a post tour effort to promote British aircraft to Latin American buyers. He speaks Spanish at demonstrations, handles controls, and connects with Colonel Don Arthur Merino of Chile while meeting diplomats and business leaders in London after returning from the region.
Marie Louise Scales, daughter of Trader Horn, disputes claims of a vast fortune. She says his estate amounts to less than 5000 dollars and that films earned him about 10000 dollars, far below sensational estimates of 200000 to 330000.
The Soviet High Pressure Institute unveils a dye source based on gall acid extracted from sumac scampia leaves in Crimea and Caucasus. Woollen goods dyed with the new pigment show successful results, as stated by Professor Poray-Koshitz.
A man with years of in digestion and starry vision attributes relief to Kruschen Salts begun in August 1922. He reports frequent meals now tamed by daily dose aiding gastric juice flow and regular elimination, with lasting relief and improved appetite.
This week highlights include quotes praising faith from Heb 11 1 and Alfred Tennyson alongside moral reflections on faith guiding through trials. The piece also promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a gentle remedy for children’s stomach and intestinal worms, noting effective action and possible vomiting as a sign of potency.
Mary Bell a 14 year old from Port Dalhousie Ont swam the Niagara River just below Niagara Falls in ten minutes breaking the old 11 minute record held by William Red Hill. She started from the U S side and finished at the Canadian river landing aboard the Maid of the Mist accompanied by a ticket agent and a cabin boy in a row boat. Her father is an engineer on the Maid of the Mist.
The Knossos ruins in Crete reveal a residence with forty vessel fragments and serpent worship artifacts. In Germany, finger blotters for signing many documents have appeared, signaling a new practical trend.
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