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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1932
Page
2
The essay argues graduates face scarce work and warns of wasted talent. It urges parents, leaders, and communities to provide recreation and service opportunities. It stresses patience, understanding, and youth engagement to prevent drift and preserve ambition.
The piece observes rural humor about inflated tack and vehicle costs with a wink at $50 saddles on $15 bronchos and $5 cars with $15 licenses, a Western paper style quip on local price quirks.
A diner complains about a delayed steak at a restaurant, while the waiter quips that life would be worth living if everyone shared the diner's patience. The exchange captures a moment of tense hospitality and witty banter.
An American film star touring England expects to see sights unseen in Hollywood. Arrangements are made to invite her to a golden wedding. A historical note recalls Rome's first taxicabs with chariots and fares paid by pebbles.
An article by T. R. Elliott in MacLean's Magazine argues future cars will resemble a teardrop, inspired by nature. The teardrop design could halve power use at 50 mph, boosting efficiency and lowering operating costs. other innovations include super-balloon tires and advances in materials and engine design.
A mother of four reports her family of five suffered from acidity back pains and indigestion until three months on Kruschen Salts. They claim they can eat anything now with no acidity or pain and praise the product for keeping them healthy, energetic, and free of discomfort after meals.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics report finds food costs still fall from 1929 to 192 with July index at 61.4 and total cost of living down from 99.9 in 1929 to 80.8 last month. Meats butter milk bread sugar coffee tea all cheaper. vinegar nearly unchanged. Dragged Down By Asthma. The man or woman who is continually subject to asthma is unfitted for his or her life's work.Strength departs and energy is taken away until life becomes a dreary existence. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy has brought a great change to an army of sufferers. It relieves the restricted air tubes and guards against future trouble. Try it.
Canadian ports are handling more grain for export to the United Kingdom via the all Canada route, reflecting a shift from U S ports. A novelist comments on the modern girl as an animated doll yet notes she does not call Mamma when squeezed.
An 18th century note records a violincello sold in London recently for 1250 dollars. A separate line warns of cosmetic remedies and liniments with aggressive claims.
The Edmonton Journal notes Saskatchewan’s bid to attract travelers after opening Prince Albert National Park. It highlights two motorcade visits from Montana and Colorado, with governors of North Dakota South Dakota and Wyoming joining. The piece frames tourist trade as a major national asset.
Revenue from radio receiving licenses this fiscal year already surpasses 1 million dollars. About 500,000 radio owners have licenses, roughly half of all owners. A house to house canvass will precede any prosecutions, with Commander C. P. Edwards leading the nationwide effort.
Advert reads that many infants suffer from worms and Miller's Worm Powders will clear stomach and bowels, prevent recurrence, and repair organ injuries caused by worms, restoring health.
Delegates from eighteen countries gather in Milan to discuss international uniform standards for airplane and automobile parts along with other articles.
Mechanical household refrigerators are replacing traditional cooling cellars in Belgian apartments, signaling a shift in domestic storage practices as urban dwellings modernize. The change highlights evolving technology adoption and living standards across Belgium.
Ottawa Journal notes a shift in procurement with Australia supplying 4.29 million pounds in the latest quarter versus 2.24 million from the United States. The piece highlights a rise in Australian imports for the first half of 1932 and argues for buying British to support Empire trade.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is extolled for respiratory relief with many testimonials. The oil is said to allay bronchial inflammation and provide relief to sufferers of pulmonary disorders.
The V C holder Commander Agar of H.M.S. Scarborough in the West Indies was noted for a postwar act earning the bronze cross. Bolsheviks placed £5000 on his head after the cruiser Olig was torpedoed, linking him to a daring raid on the Olig using a small motor boat under heavy fire to repair and escape with sails from a Russian fishing boat.
A local advertisement touts Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a standard remedy to protect children from worms. The copy emphasizes long use and enhanced reputation for reliability and safety.
A 1,133 year old copper coin dated A D 799 was found in Corning Illinois among Jake Bittner and Mrs Bittner's possessions. The coin survived a house fire that melted the rest of the collector's coins stored in a trunk. The recovered mass revealed one copper coin embedded in silver.
An analyst exposes iron filings in tea chalk in custard powder and zinc in sauce signaling possible contamination. Buoyed by results he now seeks pork in pork and beans to test for metal or adulterant presence.
The Amsterdam Paris airline equips planes with flying telegraph offices for passenger use, enabling instant telegram service mid flight. Passengers can send and receive messages during travel, reflecting a bold step in in-flight communications.
The County Council has raised London’s building height limit from 80 to 100 feet. Fire risk limited earlier growth, but modern steel construction reduces the danger. Subsoil suitability for skyscraper heights remains doubtful, though 200 feet is anticipated.
A man laments his wife overspending to keep up with neighbors. She spends beyond their means to impress others, while pressure to maintain appearances strains their finances and harmony.
A grateful letter claims rapid relief from biliousness after taking Carter's Little Liver Pills. The advertisement touts the pills as a pure vegetable tonic correcting constipation acidity headaches and indigestion. Red 25c and 75c packages are sold nationwide.
In a home care feature, Appleford Wonder Paper is praised for dusting and polishing furniture, claiming to clean better and faster than cloths. The article notes the product is made from clean rags and pulp, absorbs dirt, and can be discarded after use. Pack contains five large sheets for twenty five cents. It cites availability through stores or factory mail order.
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