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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1936
Page
7
Starr enters a comfortable man sort of room with crimson leather chairs and brass glints. Egyptian wall painting echoes home as a male host introduces companions and plans after a restrained supper, while hushed conversation hints at significant matters to be discussed.
Michael Fairbourne reveals he wrote the sensational bestseller Play-Girl and plans Starr to debut as the alleged author in New York. He fears public exposure would ruin his engagement to Stephanie Dale and the publishing house, so he offers Starr fame she cannot ignore.
King Edward VIII memorial tale recounts a night visit by the Prince of Wales to a dying ex soldier in hospital. Clad in pajamas he went to the bedside, took the man's hand, and the grateful smile and final coma moment followed, the man dying that afternoon.
Mrs. John Burns reports a spider named Renfrew on Harrison avenue Detroit spins messages in white cottony webs. Neighbors recount crafty words and sentences a quarter inch high with some letters omitted finds the spider rewrites its web after each creation and leaves only torn stubs behind.
Soundings from the US Geodetic Survey ship Hydrographer near Terrebonne Bay and Timbalier Island reveal a low depth channel extending east and west about fifteen miles south of the coast. Researchers suggest the Mississippi Valley once stretched farther south before land subsided into the Gulf, with ongoing surveys along the American coastline.
Dr Silva head of Harvard University traffic research tests many drivers. He believes the driver who passes all tests is rare because most have driving weaknesses. He warns against overreliance on personal judgment and suggests courtesy is important.
Sir Edward Beatty, chairman and president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, becomes a freeman of Vancouver and an honorary life member of the Vancouver board of trade. He signs the city’s Book of Freedoms directly beneath London’s Lord Mayor Sir Percy Vincent, who led the list.
The Saskatchewan sodium sulphate industry reports plants operating at over 600 tons daily. In 1935 output reached 44 800 tons valued at 343 700 dollars, reflecting excellent progress in the province.
Sam Strawitz faced a speeding charge in Milwaukee Wisconsin arguing that hay fever caused his foot to press the accelerator whenever he sneezed. The court heard his explanation as part of the defense.
A meditation on Isaiah 26 3, urging believers to keep minds stayed on God for perfect peace. Emphasizes God as tranquil, warns against disquiet, and counsels turning away anxiety to maintain fellowship and inner rest.
The Egyptian Government plans to operate gold mines along the Red Sea coast, signaling state control over extraction activities and potential impacts on regional mining operations and economy. The move indicates a shift toward government management of mineral resources in the country.
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