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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 03, 1924

Page

7

World Flight Plan Outlined by Zanni and Page

Argentine aviators Major Pedro Zanni and Ensign Nel son T Page plan to solicit bids soon for a specially designed plane to cover the first half of their world flight. After consulting the British offer, they adjust the route to bypass Constantinople and travel via Egypt starting April 15 from London to Paris Rome Cairo Baghdad Calcutta Rangoon Shanghai Tokyo Alaska and San Francisco.

Pedro Zanni Nelson T. Page Offerale Zanni Page Constantinople Egypt London Paris Rome Cistro Bagdad Calcutta Rangoon Shanghai Tokio Alaska San Francisco

Heart Trouble Relief Promises Milburn Pills

A reader from Athens Ga reports severe heart trouble four years ago and relief after using Milburn s Heart and Nerve Pills. The ad notes 50c per box and that The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto ships on receipt of price.

S. E. Barnes Athens. Gat Milburn

Boundary fixed between British Columbia and Alberta

Hon T. D. Pattullo, minister of lands, announced recently that by year end the boundary line between British Columbia and Alberta will be set from the 49th parallel to a point 100 minutes north of the Peace River.

British Columbia Alberta 49Th Parallel Peace River T. D. Pattullo

World Happenings Briskly Told In A Global Roundup

A mid-empire Pan Pacific appeal for Vancouver 1927 is urged by Mayor Owen. The Aurora National Assembly endorses deposition and abolition of the caliphate. U S Supreme Court upholds pre prohibition liquor laws. U S public debt cut by over 4.8 million since 1919. Britain rejects betting tax as revenue. Dominion aid of 3000 to Stefansson for Wrangel Island relief. Undertakers demand hearses as ordinary limousines amid gloom.

Vancouver Owen National Assembly Aurora United States Philip Snowden House of Commons Dominion Vilhjalmur Stefansson Crawford Wrangel Island

Putnam's Extractor Promoted as Corn and Wart Cure

An advertisement proclaims Putnam's Extractor as the old reliable remedy for corns and warts. The text asserts the product must be used and claims it renders a verdict of unfitness to live for corns, priced at 25 cents at all dealers.

Putnam's Mother Seigel

Progressives Push for Hudson Bay Railway Completion

Robert Parke, leader of the Progressive party, plans a House of Commons resolution urging continued construction and early opening of the Hudson Bay Railway. He notes prairie impatience but says action depends on aligning with the throne speech promises and government cooperation.

Hudson Bay Railway Parliament of Canada Robert Parke Progressive Party Honse of Commons Forke Prairie Provinces

Dr Hamilton's Pills Offer Relief for Back Pain

The advertisement promises relief from dizzy spells and bearing-down pains around the hips and lower back. It claims irregularities disappear and vital energy is restored, suggesting back trouble becomes forgotten when using Dr Hamilton's Pills.

Dr. Hamilton's Pills Advertises Cure for Ailing Woman

An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as restoring strength and vitality to a sick woman. It claims the remedy improves looks and spirit, correcting conditions that sap health, priced at 25 cents and sold by The Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal.

Dr. Hamilton Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Britain Tax Burden Tops Nations In 1924 Per Capita

Chancellor Philip Snowden released 1914 and 1924 taxation per head figures for major nations. Britain rose from 3 11 to 15 11, highest among listed countries alongside France United States Germany Italy Canada and Australia showing sharp postwar tax increases.

Philip Snowden Great Britain France United States Germany Italy Canada Australia

Rheumatic Relief Promised by Williams Pink Pills

An advertisement argues rheumatism stems from impure blood and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as the cure. A testimonial from Miss Margaret M Cullen on behalf of her 85 year old grandmother Mrs A McEwen of Ormstown Quebec claims dramatic, lasting improvement after months of use. Pills sold at 50 cents a box by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams Williains

National parks deliver wide dividends for health and vigor

National parks go beyond pleasure and provide major returns in health and moral vigor. Recreation amid grand scenery renews body and mind, more than any physician, as the Vancouver Province notes the doctor himself would admit.

Vancouver

Ancient temple unearthed near Orange surpasses Nimes site

Workmen clearing ground around the ancient Roman Symnasium at Orange France uncover ruins of a temple larger than the Maison Carres at Nimes and the temple of Augustus and Livia at Vienna. The State Archaeological Department chief architect calls it a discovery of great importance and continues excavation.

Orange France Nimes Augustus Livia Vienna State Archaeological Department

Record demand for Lake Manitoba fish at CN Express

Canadian National Express officials report very high demand for unfrozen Lake Manitoba fish this season. Since December 1 the shipments to Montreal Boston and New York have surpassed previous years, and current supply cannot meet the demand at these points.

Lake Manitoba Canadian National Express Montreal Boston New York

Power of its Own Dr Thomas Ecclerttric Oil

A vintage advertisement touts Dr Thomas Ecclerttric Oil as a powerful versatile balm for both humans and animals. It emphasizes its distinctive efficacy, longevity in the market, and status as a premier remedy and salve carried by users.

Thomas

RCMP to Attend Empire Exhibition at Wembley Park London

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police will be represented at the British Empire exhibition in Wembley Park London this year. From the Lethbridge unit inspector Hill and constable Pelletier will attend.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Wembley Park Lomlon England Lethbridge Hill Constable Pelletier

Railroads expand use of motor rail coaches nationwide

A January 1 1924 compilation shows 157 railroads operating motor rail coaches up from 40 last year, with the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad testing the concept for about two years. Starting with three 20 passenger coaches, the system added a larger 69 passenger vehicle with 2000 pounds baggage, powered by a 120 horsepower six cylinder engine.

New York, New Haven and Hartford

Quebec Motor Car Dealers Face New Insurance License Law

The province plans a special act to curb stolen cars by requiring dealers to obtain a license from the treasurer and carry yearlong insurance guaranteeing buyers if a vehicle is stolen. If an insurer cancels, the dealer’s license ends. Buyers from licensed dealers are deemed in good faith. others buy at their own risk.

Quebec

Polar Expedition Draws Wide Applicant Interest

Captain Joseph Bernier, 72, the Canadian Arctic explorer, amid talks of acquiring the steamer Franklin for a June polar voyage, has received many applications to join the party. A scientist who rode with Sir Ernest Shackleton in 1921 and a famed novelist are among applicants for Bernier’s eleventh Arctic journey.

Joseph Bernier Glasgow Franklin Sir Ernest Shackleton

Charles Edison Named Financial Director of Edison Industries

Charles Edison, son of Thomas A Edison, has taken the role of financial director of the Edison Industries and companies. He has previously served for several years as chairman of Edison Industries, where his father is president. Edison is thirty five years old.

Charles Edison Thomas A Edison Edison Industries Mr. Edison

Frog in Water Barometer Predicts Rain

A common European device uses a water pan with a frog and a small ladder. When the frog climbs out onto the steps, it is said to infallibly signal rain.

Europe

Woman's pains eased by Lydia Pinkham remedy tale

Ontario farmer's wife describes long struggles with cramps and pain from adolescence, reporting relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The ad promotes the medicine for irregularity nervousness headaches backache and melancholia along with strengthening the system.

Lydia E. Pinkham Nelson Yor Eberts Ont

Canada aids farmers to purchase livestock under new policy

The Livestock Branch of the Agriculture Ministry reports that during the past fiscal year it conserved many cattle and sheep consigned to stockyards and abattoirs. Unfinished steers totaling 80,717 heads plus 8,024 heifers 673 sows and 18,000 sheep were returned to farms for breeding or finishing. The program covers freight remission and farmers travel expenses, limited to stock bought for breeding or finishing, not speculation.

Canada W. R. Motherwell

Women Can Dye Any Garment Drapery Works

A vintage notice advertises dye and tint services for clothing and drapery. It promises dyeing for any garment or drapery and notes items that are faded can be refreshed at a price around 15 cents.

Diamond Dyes Home Dyeing Guide Public Notice

Diamond Dyes promises guaranteed success in home dyeing with easy directions in each package. Druggists stock all colors and offer guidance for first time users.

Ottawa hosts Canada’s largest broadcasting station CKUH opens

CKUH of the Canadian National Railways began broadcasting on Feb 27 from Ottawa’s tallest building with a varied program for Canadian and U S listeners. The station linked with CHCY Montreal and the Speech and programme aired from both cities. Sir Henry Thornton opened the station for employees and the public. Asthma Victims. The man or woman subject to asthma is indeed a victing. What can be more terrifying than to suddenly be seized with paroxysms of choking which seem to threaten life itself. From such a condition Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy has brought many to restored health and happiness. It is known and prized in every section of this broad land.

Canada C.N.R CKUH Canadian National Railways Ottawa Dominion Sir Henry Thornton, Kee States CKCH CHCY Montreal J. D. Kellogg

Helping the Hebrideans Definite arrangements

The minister of lands Hon T D Pattulio closes financing for Hebrides fishermen relocation to settlements on the British Columbia coast. The provincial government will advance progress loans up to 260 per family if the British Government matches the amount. Settlers will receive coastside homesites to fish and farm.

Hebrides British Columbia T. D. Pattulio

Successful Fur Auction Sets Canadian Record in Montreal

Canada’s most successful fur auction since inaugurations, held in Montreal, saw over 290 buyers attend. The sale moved about 1,500,000 dollars worth of furs with participants from the United States Europe Siberia and Manchuria.

Canada Montreal United States Europe Siberia Manchuria

Minard's Liniment for Coins

A brief admonition on workplace security and performance. It argues that fear of replacement stems from incompetence or laziness, and that steady, enthusiastic work protects one’s position.

Balkans Accumulation of War Causes Seeks Eight Hundred Thirty Seven

An American estimate cites eight hundred and thirty seven causes of war, noting the Balkans appear to have tried them all. The remark highlights the region’s longstanding volatility and the broad catalog of conflicts cited.

Balkans

Minard's Liniment for Sprains W N U 1515

Local medical advertisement for Minard's Liniment promotes relief for sprains. The notice cites household use and recommends application for quick soreness relief. It reiterates affordability and availability at area drugstores and general shops.

Taber Irrigation District Shows Financial Success

The Taber Irrigation District reports a total surplus of 220000 on bonds with 7000 on deposit. Negotiations with Canadian Pacific Railway aim to set up a 3000 to 5000 fund to redeem railway held bonds, with goal to clear district debt in a few years.

Taber Canadian Pacific Railway

Dr. Thomas Eelectric Oil Claims Broad Internal and External Use

The text touts Dr. Thomas Eelectric Oil as suitable for internal and external use addressing numerous ailments. It claims effectiveness for sore throat croup whooping cough chest pains colic and many similar complaints with a bottle always on hand and no loss in usefulness.

Thomas

Milk of Human Kindness Bottled Up Life Outlook

A compact opinion note argues that suppressing kindness limits life enjoyment and personal growth. It urges open generosity and empathetic action as keys to a fuller experience, cautioning against emotional self restraint.

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Bakins R Eworlett Company United Toronto Around the Rose Hartwick Litchield, Conn Boundary Line Supreme Court H.B Prairies Mr. Forke Britain Dr. Chase Edmanson Bates Ecod Toronto R.C.M.P Minard Bernier Capt Arctic Edison Ay Pa Beai Eee Baies Dominion Express T. J. Powell Mcintyre Winnipeg Cs Ven Sok Onden Bess Boroso Simers West Montenet
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