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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
6
A lone rider Mary Braser is ambushed by five men near a bluff while pursuing horses. She is bound to a birch tree with a lariat, overhears their plan to cross into the United States, and foils her escape with a birch bark note. Her father’s voice near binds gives her faint hope as the gang moves south toward the plains.
Proceeds from the sale of gramophone records of messages to the children of the Empire, totaling £800, are to be distributed among several Western Canadian institutions as per the King and Queen’s wish. Beneficiaries include British Columbia Fund for Crippled Children, administered by the Women's Institutes, Alberta Junior Red Cross Hospital Calgary, and Saskatchewan Children's Ward of the Tubercular Sanatorium Fort Qu Appelle.
Ontario shows a strong rise in select bacon hogs for January with 29 207 up from 13 815 last year. Alberta posts a smaller gain at 1 669 versus 1 386, while Quebec declines to 4 185 from 7 152 and Manitoba drops to 2 793 from 3 708.
E A Henry presents a 1900s style reflection for young readers on counting and names. The piece emphasizes counting one by one, the value of individuals at home, and doing tasks step by step through short, rhymed stanzas. It encourages patience and steady effort in daily learning and life.
Instructions for forming a heated bed using fresh horse manure, with 24 to 36 inches of depth, straw layer, south facing frame, and double glass sash to minimize heat loss. The process includes steaming checks, adjusting soil layers, and thermometer monitoring to determine when to plant tomatoes peppers and tropical crops. Also a note on a London hospital bedroom experiment with high oxygen levels.
Turbine horsepower climbs from 1 446 000 in 1912 to 2 970 000 in 1922, a 105 percent gain in ten years. Official coal statistics show total coal consumption slipping from 31.6 million tons in 1913 to 31.3 million tons in 1922 despite population growth and manufacturing expansion. At a local concert a young lady began a song about autumn leaves but set a high starting point. Ten thousand leaves are falling, the singer exclaimed, and was urged to start at five thousand by an auctioneer.
Frank Rikert a North Sacramento resident who came from Illinois in 1864 described Tanlac as life saving after a debilitating illness. He claimed the treatment restored 20 pounds and regained strength enabling him to work and feel years younger. He urged friends to try Tanlac and noted its broad sales. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are sold by druggists.
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