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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1934
Page
6
A historical notice touts Dr Werner's Powder as the leading denture aid. It claims the powder bonds teeth firmly for all day comfort and cleanliness, leaving no color or mouth irritation.
Bound for England after six years as British high commissioner to Canada, Sir William Clark sailed from New York to Great Britain. The British Columbia government will construct a new bridge across the Fraser river at New Westminster, Premier T. D. Pattullo has announced. The Nazis have come to stay as Brown Shirts and SS, Hitler said at Nuremberg. Robert Moses announced nine city parks will host open air meetings including Union Square. British economy outlook brightened since June, economist Sir Josiah Stamp told Aberdeen. An Irish Free State aero plane with three aboard crashed in Judge Meredith’s Dublin garden. Lt Russell and Pvt Twomey burned to death, Sgt Canavan injured. A trial shipment of Shropshires for Japan market was made, Premier Pattullo said. Canadian Manufacturers’ Association reports July imports from Empire up 30% and exports up 17% over 1933. Newfoundland commission government opposed St John’s plan to fund charity by lottery and threatened action.
Sir William Clark concludes a six year term as British high commissioner in Canada and returns to England. He will depart early in the new year to take a post with the territories including Bechuanaland and Basutoland. Sir Francis Floud becomes the new high commissioner to Canada, arriving Ottawa January 1. Canada exported farm implements to numerous countries in July 1934.
A newly invented radio tube is described as vastly more powerful and efficient than current tubes. It has no filament no grid and no gas field making it virtually indestructible and set to improve radio performance.
In Kiangshan and Chungteh farmers angry at Kuomintang doubt the rainmaking gods raid offices and confront authorities. A magistrate’s bodyguard opens fire, killing one farmer and wounding several. Near Yuyao a school principal is killed by a mob of about two thousand for opposing temple prayer for rain.
Pattern No 482 offers a slimming raglan sleeve dress with no sleeves, pin tucked bodice, and a youthful neckline. Described in rust brown crepe silk with a bengaline collar and belt, sizes 14 to 40 inch bust with yardage details and a 20 cent price.
A feature on how writers analyzed famous actors handwriting. Ramon Navarro shows talent in drama and music with hints of painting or sculpture ability. John Boles is defined by self reliance and independence, decisive and private, solving problems without help. Send your own handwriting for a reading.
Herbert Hibbert invites applicants to submit birthdate and a 1 cent coin with a stamped 3c envelope for character analysis. Include multiple specimens if sending more than one, each with its own coin. Address to Lawrence Hibbert c o Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Expect two weeks for reply.
Hon. T. C. Davis KC says a major gold find exists on the shores of Lake Athabaska in northwestern Saskatchewan. He spoke after returning from Edmonton where prospectors shared favorable reports. The strike 60 miles east of the Alberta boundary lies on the lake shore with assays up to 150 dollars.
Central European belief holds that lightning can be discouraged by vegetables on the roof. The German donner kraut or thunder cabbage is cited as the most common remedy for house protection against storms.
Fat that has turned tainted or used for deep frying can be clarified and rendered sweet again by boiling it with a few slices of raw potato.
Canadian naturalist Jack Miner reflects on how today’s Sunday School boys become tomorrow’s church leaders and wives of church executives. He argues Sunday School is the foundation of Christianity and public schools, urging preservation of religious instruction to sustain society.
A writer extols Sunday School as a prop for Christian growth and literacy. He credits teachers, including his own Sunday School instructor, with teaching him to read and write and shaping character, while praising the spiritual and communal value of teaching boys.
Golden text from Isaiah 26 3. Lesson covers Isaiah chapters 7 31 36 and 37 with devotional reading from Psalm 22 1 7. The lesson emphasizes trust in God and staying the mind on the Lord for perfect peace.
The article argues that Judah should abandon reliance on Egypt and human forces and turn to Jehovah. It cites Isaiah and Lincoln to show that true safety comes from reverent repentance and God’s overruling power, noting how divine aid defeated Sennacherib’s invasion without human bulwarks.
Dust particles shape blue skies sunsets and twilight by scattering light. Moisture around dust forms rain and snow, while high clouds create halos sun dogs and auroras. The rainbow is a full circle, possible only from above, as observed by airmen.
In Jonesboro Arkansas a sun hatched hen called Old Sol incubates a nest once abandoned by Biddy. After Biddy quit her nest with few eggs hatched Old Sol appeared and two weeks later two more chicks emerged. Mrs W D Cobb owner says the sun hatched chicks are normal and healthy.
Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of the United States National Museum and five student assistants report a wall 350 feet long and 16 feet high at Ayak Bay Alaska. The site yielded implements and remains suggesting two prehistoric races inhabited the area in different eras, aiding migration tracing from Asia to the Aleutians and North America.
Slice onion and fry in butter until soft. Add green peppers and canned tomatoes. simmer until thick. Stir in Worcestershire Tobasco sugar salt and pepper. Reheat thinly sliced roast beef in the sauce until hot. Serve with buttered toast triangles.
Use barely ripe tart apples peeled and sliced. Simmer with water to cover, then strain twice through cloths. Add sugar to the sour apple juice and boil to the jetting point before filling glasses.
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