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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
2
Advertises Catarrhozone Inhaler as a safe, effective remedy for colds and catarrh. Claims immediate relief from sore throat congestion and nasal irritation with a clear head and lasting two months per purchase. Available in 50 cent sail size and 25 cent trial at dealers of the Carsrrhezone Co Montreal.
In the forest settlement, Dorkin weighs risks as Dalton and his gang plan a raid at night. Edna Marsh and Dayton plan departure while Edna fears heartbreak and a silent departure. Pop Washburn and Dorkin prep defense, keeping Dayton ill and the danger close.
In a tense buildup Washburn plans to aid a debate with outlaws and asks Dorkin for a rifle. Night falls and watchers gather at a cabin for a meal before movements toward the lake, hinting at a decisive confrontation to come.
The Calgary spring events feature a major bull sale and an Alberta spring horse show in early April. Bulls offered will require tuberculin tests, boosting buyer confidence, with breeders from across the country attending. An excellent lineup of horses is entered for the concurrent show.
Hon Dr Telmie told Dr Cowan that the Bienfait Sask briquetting plant would be finished about June 1921. Estimated total cost is 339,578 with federal funding covering half and Manitoba and Saskatchewan each paying a quarter.
A Canadian testimonial from Mrs F X Gauthier of Tilbury Ontario claims long standing palpitation of the heart improved after using Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills. She reports weight gain from under 100 to 117 pounds at age 66 and credits the medicine with her recovery. Price one box mailed by The Ty Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
The New South Wales tin fields yielded ore valued at over 55 million dollars by year end, marking a new production record for the region.
Zam-Buk claims pure herbal oils heal cuts burns and skin conditions fast. It emphasizes antiseptic, soothing powers and root-cause action, urging use for eczema saltrheum ringworm ulcers and similar troubles. Free sample offers and dealer availability are noted.
A historic guide to winter salads from California potato salad to cabbage and mixed vegetable blends. It covers prep tips for hot boiled potatoes in mayonnaise, shredded cabbage with cream dressing, pimento and onion accents, and Macedonic style arrangements. It also notes chilling salads before serving and offers stuffing ideas for egg salads.
The recipe guides mixing dry mustard salt and melted butter with egg yolks, reinserted into the whites, and dusting with paprika. It notes using ragged winter lettuce leaves as a garnish, trimming decay, and rolling leaves to slice into decorative green curlicues like a salad bed.
A lively exchange unfolds with a boastful line from a husband and a spirited reply from his wife inviting a visit to the milliner. The dialogue captures a domestic moment brimming with lighthearted bravado and fashion-forward plans.
A travel health tip column promotes Nerviline for various ailments. It claims Nerviline eases congestion pain and colic, with a suggested dose of twenty drops in sweetened water for upset stomach and a 35 cent bottle kept on hand for emergencies.
L. C. Robertson, managing director, announces a new oil drilling contract in the Monitor field of Central Alberta. Operations will be a few miles south of Monitor, between wells by West Regent of Scotland, Talpey Arnold, and Imperial Oil. Equipment is en route and spudding in is expected in about thirty days. Mud Butte Oilfields Limited claims extensive holdings in Monitor and Czar fields and plans a thorough search.
An old classified style blurb touts Danderine as a hair treatment. It promises hair regrowth, removal of dandruff, and healthier, brighter hair after several uses. The ad emphasizes visible improvements in hair vitality and color.
Ninety percent of the milk and cream for the city and ninety percent of cheese and butter materials in Alberta come from milking Shorthorns, according to Hon. Duncan Marshall, Minister of Agriculture.
A garden ship has been observed moving at a rate of six feet three inches in one hour. This rate indicates its measured speed in a garden setting.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant harmless laxative that works overnight to regulate bowels by morning. It claims benefits including clear head sweet stomach and active liver with no inconvenience. Available in 10 25 and cent boxes and touted as kid friendly.
A druggist offers a small bottle of Freezone claimed to remove hard or soft corns and calluses between the toes without pain. The ad emphasizes quick, painless results with a few cents’ purchase.
Women urged to buy Diamond Dyes for dyeing old skirts dresses waistcoats stockings and draperies. Each package includes directions for wool silk cotton linen or mixes. Caution is advised against poor streaks fades and ruined fabric. Druggist offers color card.
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