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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
3
M. Ponlaud of 251 King St Winnipes, Mas credits Tanlac with ending three and a half years of stomach trouble and disordered kidneys. He says he now eats, sleeps, and works better and feels like a new man. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Defense minister announces cuts to Canada's armed forces. Manatoba grain producers seek freight rate relief to 1917 basis and reciprocity with the United States gains support in legislature. Eleven girls killed in powder cartridge explosion at Knowles factory near Birmingham. Major Sidney Cotton undertakes pioneer flight to Labrador coast via Botwood to St Anthony and Battle Harbor in a blizzard.
Mrs John Shuler of 225 Clarence St London reports Typhoid left her weak but after one bottle of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription she regained health and strength. She calls it a reliable builder and tonic.
Mrs M M Taylor of London Ontario recounts relief from health decline using Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription. She says within a half bottle she felt transformed and stronger and urges other women to try the remedy at their local drugstore.
Canada reports a rise in car ownership with 64 562 more vehicles bringing the total to 467 496. Ontario adds about 34 000 and Quebec over 15 000 as Saskatchewan leads with one car per fourteen residents.
An article extols after effects of influenza as serious and lasting. It cites Dr Williams' Pink Pills as best for rebuilding blood and nerves, sharing Pembroke Ontario resident Edward J. McGuire’s testimonial after a severe influenza and anaemia. Purchase details offered: 50 cents a box, six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville Ontario.
A salvage engineer claims exclusive information locating £2,900,000 in bullion on a torpedoed vessel in international waters. He says salving could take three weeks. The Admiralty salvage record shows substantial recoveries, with thousands of sunken merchant ships charted and potential value in the tens of millions.
Federal minister of labor James Murdock denies council charges and criticizes Toronto reports. He backs public ownership and operation of Canada's 22,000 miles of railways and says they would pay. He favors creating jobs over unemployment insurance and aims to provide employment opportunities.
An advertisement extols Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil as useful for internal and external complaints. It claims effectiveness for sore throat croup whooping cough chest pains and related ailments. The bottle is inexpensive and should be kept on hand.
The Washington Star reports Lady Astor defends domestic work as skilled labor and worthy of respect. The piece notes that while service is honorable, excessive refinement of household administration can lead to quirks of artistic temperament and social embarrassment for those involved.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil has a subtle power and is kept as a valuable liniment. Its uses are innumerable and for years it has been prized as the leading liniment for man and beast.
The 1921 dairy production value in Manitoba reached 12,589,431 dollars. Creamery butter totalled 8,550,105 pounds, dairy butter 9,888,103, cheese 269,524. During the year 108 carloads of creamery butter, equalling 2,316,272 pounds, were shipped, worth 856,020 dollars. Most butter went to Montreal, Toronto and British markets, with some cars to New York and Chicago.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease a child's constipation with a fruity taste and clear directions on the bottle. It warns to say California to avoid imitations and notes laxative benefits for various ailments. Some stray lines reference unrelated historical facts and regions.
Mrs. Charles Baker of Hornell New York reports long lasting fatigue irritability insomnia and bowel and menstrual issues improved daily after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham's Blood Medicine She now handles most chores and encourages others to try the remedies for a health lift.
During the war overseas 48,000 soldiers died on battlefields. In the same period the New York Herald reports 91,000 highway deaths in the United States, including 25,000 children.
Diamond Dyes promise simple at home dyeing for wool silk linen cotton and blends with guaranteed fade resistant color. The ad urges asking a druggist about material type and claims no streaking or running. The Grey Friars monastery in England, a thirteenth century stronghold of the Franciscan order, is up for sale.
Catarrh is a constitutional-local disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and works through the blood to mucous surfaces, improving overall health and aiding nature. Available from all druggists. circulars free. B. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Lightweight summer sleepwear described in pink pougette bound with white batiste. A coat slips over the head and ties below the waist with self material. The design favors easy laundering and suggests V neck and scallop trim for nightgowns.
The article profiles the Island of Ubian’s chief, Datu Paglima Diki Dike, described as the smallest ruler in the world. At 37 years old, he reportedly weighs 23 pounds and stands 32 inches tall, governing the Southern Philippines island.
Carl Radek and Leonid Krassin carry proposals from France Great Britain and Germany to Moscow for Russian economic reconstruction. Germany lacks gold but may offer more effective terms despite weaker offers.
After recent quakes in Chile large Andes mountains sank about 160 feet exposing previously hidden peaks. The report notes widespread worm infestations among children and urges use of Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy to alleviate suffering.
In New York City the Jewish community counts more people than in Asia Africa South America Australia and Great Britain combined, highlighting the city's dense cultural presence and demographic concentration.
A rare white monkey, reportedly the only of its kind, arrived in London drawing attention from scientists and exhibitors. The animal’s presence coincides with growing public interest in veterinary study and exotic pets in the capital.
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