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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 10, 1924

Page

2

Canada Coal Problem at Calgary Conference Sets National Impact

A Calgary conference between Alberta coal operators and United Mine Workers District 15 debates wage scales and year round mining. Proponents argue high wages sustain families while advocates urge moderate wages to expand markets in Ontario and Western Quebec, cut costs, and reduce coal prices.

Canada Dominion Calgary Alberta District 15 United Mine Workers’ of America Mainers United Mine Workers Indianapolis Ontario Quebec United States

Good Muskrat Season in Manitoba Opens Early

Manitoba game branch officials say trappers anticipate one of the best muskrat seasons in years. Light snow and open weather make rats more accessible along creeks and marshes, drawing many into the open earlier than usual. Experts note fur quality is prime now.

Manitoba Manitoba Game Branch

Women serve as Reykjavik town councillors for years

Women have long served on Reykjavik city council in Iceland, marking a steady female presence in local governance and public leadership in the capital.

Reykjavik Iceland

Manila Rope Made From Banana Plant Stems

A historical note explains that Manila rope is produced from the stems of leaves of a banana plant species.

Manila

Living statue hiccups halt curtain end at stage

In a quirky scene from Na tonal Magazine of the Hardware Trade a stage hand asks the manager whether to lower the curtain as a living statue character suffers hiccups causing a pause in performance.

Natonal Magazine

Civil Service Reductions Announced by Premier King

Premier Mackenzie King told Ottawa officials that gradual civil service cuts would cause minimal hardship. The government plans substantial reductions in estimates for parliament, effective April 1. James Murdock noted laid off workers would receive two months pay to cover June 1.

Mackenzie King Board of Control Ottawa James Murdock

Catarrhozone Promise from Pine Forest Cure

Pine Air famed for catarrh relief claims CA TARRHOZONE heals lungs and nostrils with pine balsams and antiseptic vapors. It treats coughs colds and bronchitis reaching small lungs and bronchial tubes. Complete two months’ treatment guaranteed for 1.00 dollars, 60 cent trial size, available at druggists and by mail from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.

The Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Women Dye Faded Garments to Freshen Up a Room

Women advertise dyeing services for faded clothing and drapery with promises to tint worn fabrics, restoring color and vitality to garments and home textiles.

Diamond Dyes Sold For 15 Cents A Package

A 15 cent package of Diamond Dyes promises simple directions for dyeing or tinting any worn item. Shoppers at the drug store are urged to choose a color and use the product to refresh fabrics even without prior experience.

Origins of British Exhibitions and Imperial Shows

The piece traces the history of British and international exhibitions from early bazaars to the Great Exhibition of 1851. It notes key sites Crystal Palace and Alexandra Palace, French influence, and prominent figures like Prince Albert shaping a global showcase. It includes varied origins from 1756 through 1849, culminating in the 1851 world display and preceding efforts in London.

London Buckingham Palace Royal Palace Hampton Court Kensington Palace Queen Victoria Lambeth Palace Crystal Palace Alexandra Palace Royal Academy France England Paris Baker Street Madame Tussaud Charing Cross Covent Garden F. Whishaw Society of Arts Prince Albert Society Pubiic

Value of Education Advocated by Sir Arthur Burrie

General Sir Arthur Burrie, principal of McGill University, urged in a recent speech that education is not for separating from others or self interest but to contribute to world happiness. He framed the idea as practical common sense from a leading Canadian educational figure.

Arthur Burrie McGill University Montreal Gazette

Sores Vanish With Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil

Advert says many sufferers cured by Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil and urges prompt use. Claims remedy is superior, inexpensive, and uniquely effective despite low price.

Thomas

Health breakthrough credited to Dr Williams Pink Pills

Mrs J H Oulton of Firdale Manitoba recounts a dramatic recovery from fainting spells and a severe bout of influenza after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports regained strength, weight gain, and ongoing use to maintain health and urges others to try the remedy. The pills are said to rebuild and purify blood helping nervous disorders and rheumatic conditions. Available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

Dr. Williams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Descend From Ancestors or Rise Above Them

A reflective line advises acceptance of one’s lot, even if not a prime corner position, noting that it is easier to descend from ancestors than to rise beyond them.

Fletcher's Castoria advertisement blurb

An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria claiming relief for babies and children from constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea. It emphasizes calming feverish symptoms and aiding digestion to improve sleep without opiates, noting the genuine bottle bears a signature.

Fletcher

Secret of happiness links tobacco to contentment

Observant women note that a man who smokes grows more contented and forgets worries. The page mentions corns as painful growths and promotes Hollway’s Corn Remover as the remedy.

Holloway

Portraits Painted While They Sleep Capture Fashion Trend

The Detroit Free Press notes a curious fashion trend where some women have their portraits painted while they sleep. The reflection highlights a counterpoint to men who distrust many claims yet drink whatever liquor a bootlegger offers.

Detroit Free Press

Fiume Area and Population Reported in Brief Note

A brief data note states that Fiume covers 1 square mile and has a population of 53 000. The item lists Minard's Liniment for Corns and a reference number 1516.

Fiume

Saskatchewan Urges Fast Track for Rail Routes

The Regina Leader notes Saskatchewan’s push for completing CN Rail branch lines and the Hudson Bay Railway, with support for Great Lakes St Lawrence links. A U.S. visitor spoke to a legislative committee and at the Saskatoon School Trustees gathering as provincial transport plans coalesce around western and eastern grain routes through Vancouver and Winnipeg. The province faces multiple competing transport channels and must decide soon what it will fight for.

Canadian National Railways Hudson's Bay Railway Great Lakes St. Lawrence United States Saskatoon Vancouver Saskatchewan Winnipeg Regina

Heart and Nerve Pills Restore Woman After Ill Heart

Mrs. O. E. Fitzgerald of St Thomas Ontario recounts severe heart pain in 1921 plus smothering fits preventing lying down. After seven boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she reports feeling as well as 30 years earlier at age 65. Pills cost 50 cents a box and can be mailed by The T. Surn Co. Limited Toronto.

O. E. Fitzgerald Ross St. St. Thomas Ont Milburn T. S ¥Urn Co., Limited Toronto

Canada’s Growing Influence in World Trade

Sir George Foster told the Canadian Club in Toronto that Britain still leads in sanity and stability and predicted Canada would reach 100 million people in a century as its global economic influence grows.

Britain Europe Sir George Foster Canadian Club Toronto Canada Sir George Dominion

Asthma Remedy Promises Lasting Relief From Attacks

An advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogge's Asthma Remedy as a safe true specific. It claims users gain complete reliance and that the remedy will always work as claimed. Official 1923 Canadian National figures show revenue increases and expense rises.

Samples of Ol Extraction Tests From Dominion Lands

Aspiring extractors from the United States seek tar sands samples from the McMurray region stored in Edmonton. Alex Norquay, head of the local land office, oversees distribution to interested parties for experimental mining and processing studies. Los Angeles interest links to California bitumen beds.

Dominion Lands Office Los Angeles California McMurray Edmonton Alex. Norquay Edmonton Bulletin

Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Cramps

An old advertisement touts Nerviline as a powerful remedy for stomach cramps gas and fermentation. It claims twenty drops in water stop cramps quickly and that Nerviline is five times stronger than most medicines. The ad urges home stock and prices Nerviline at 35 cents.

Demand for British Boys Drives Canadian Child Migration

Juvenile immigration officials report that demand for British children in Canada has grown beyond supply. Over 22 years, 35,589 youths migrated, 75 percent boys and 25 percent girls, with 451,680 applications for their service. Demand mainly comes from agricultural areas rather than towns.

Canada

Tramp’s Plea and Madam’s Snappy Rebuttal

A street scene shows a tramp pleading with a madam about changes in his condition. She quips that his other arm was in a sling yesterday, underscoring a sharp exchange over appearances.

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Canadas King Iamond J. E. LaForce Colonization and Development C.N.I Boston New England Virginia Reel Minard W.N. OU Headach Royal Yeast Athabasca Sands Tramp Dr. Chase
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