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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 22, 1920

Page

2

Filling His Own Shoes

Henry Ruggles in Paris and Le Touquet contends with love and wealth. Ruth Downing's engagement rumors threaten his happiness as he navigates class, memory of humble origins, and a tense social circle amid Falconer and the Downing family.

Paris Roggles le Touquet Brothers de Montereas Ruggles Rosa Ben Ali Hamid Angeles Rosa Marcel Miss Elliot Hamid Pasha Mr. Falconer Rugegies Ruth Downing Cecil Townsend Rugges Ruth The Carlton Rugegles Ottoman Empire Hants Kent York Totteringham Court Mustapha

A Brilliant Meteor Do meteors hiss

Reverend A J Warwick, missionary at Shoal River, Manitoba, reports a brilliant white meteor twice Jupiter’s size with trailing sparks across the riverbank. He notes a continuous hissing sound accompanying the luminous display along the entire event.

A. J. Warwick Shoal River Man Jupiter

Canadian Meat Exports Seen Steady Despite US Decline

The Industrial and Development Council of Canadian Meat Packers says Canadian meat exports will likely maintain current monthly levels despite slumps in the US market due to adverse exchange. London buys a steady flow of Canadian bacon, and British demand supports ongoing export activity with no undue worry for Canadian livestock breeders.

Canada Industrial and Development Council of Canadian Meat Packers Chicago U.S.A London Dominion United States

Canada Faces Mineral Shortfalls at Mining Institute Meet

At Toronto’s twenty second annual Canadian Mining Institute congress President D H McDougall warned Canada relies on coal iron and timber and lacks abundant anthracite iron ore and timber resources. He contrasted this with Canada’s strategic advantage possessing nickel cobalt and asbestos in world supply.

Canadian Mining Institute Toronto D. H. McDougall Canada

Valuable Flin Flon Mine Sold for One Million

The Flin Flon copper mine near La Pas in southern Manitoba is sold to International Nickel Company for one million dollars. A railway to the mine will join the Hudson's Bay line about 42 miles northeast of The Pas, with a smelter and water power to be developed nearby. Proven ore totals twenty million tons worth about 180 million dollars, making it the continent’s largest yielding copper mine per the Regina Post.

Flin Flon la Pas Manitoba International Nickle Company Hudson's Bay Railway The Pas Regina Post

German Dyes for Great Britain

The British Board of Trade notifies consumers that the first instalment of dyes Germany must furnish under the peace treaty will soon arrive in the United Kingdom. Subsequent quantities will follow at intervals. Distribution will occur after each consignment, based on projected six month needs of Color Users' Association members and the National Federation of Paint Color and Varnish Manufacturers.

British Board of Trade Germany United Kingdom Members of Color Users’ Association National Federation of Paint, Color and Varnish Manufacturers

Farmers urged to treat farming as a business

The piece stresses that businesslike farming hinges on accurate records. It cites that nearly all failing merchants blame lack of books and a separate study found most merchants do not track stock, profits, overhead, or profitability. It urges farmers to start keeping books and to request the Farmer's Account Book from the Commission of Conservation.

Sterling” Bank National Association of Credit Commission of Conservation

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Claim Ripens Relief

A testimonial from Stephen Crouse of East Clifford Nova Scotia credits Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills with easing five years of heart trouble. He says after three boxes he can work again and feels like a different man. Available 50c a box or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.

Milburn Stephen Crouse East Clifford N.S Mi'burn T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto

Reclamation Plan for Car Rot River Triangle Announced

Manitoba and Saskatchewan to jointly reclaim 700000 acres around The Pas area. Estimated cost 2000009 dollars to be shared proportional to land in each province, with 200000 acres in Manitoba and the rest in Saskatchewan.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Carrot River Pas

Merrick Anderson Firm Names Exclusive Bird and Son Distributor

Merrick Anderson Limited of Hamilton will act as exclusive distributor for Bird and Son in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The deal covers Neponset building paper and felt Paroid roofing and wall boards. Merrick Anderson recently bought a nearby warehouse to store the Bird and Son stock. The firm reports strong recent gains despite crop failures and drought in some western areas. Further plant extensions and improvements are planned if conditions permit.

Canada Bird and Son, Ltd Hamilton Merrick Anderson Company Saskatchewan Manitoba Donald H. Bain Merrick Anderson Bird and Son George A. Merrick

Danderine Promises Hair Beauty Boost with Dandruff Check

Purported beauty tonic Danderine claims to revive lifeless hair, adding color, vigor, and abundance. A 35 cent bottle is advertised at drug or toilet counters to refresh the scalp and combat dandruff and falling hair.

Sloan Pain Relief Liniment Ad

Get Sloan for your pain relief and try it on stiff joints sore muscles sciatic pain and rheumatic twinges. It is non staining and quick acting with a large bottle for economy. Available at your druggist today in 35c 70c and 1.40 options. Made in Canada.

Canada

Early butter discovered by churning milk on camels

The passage notes butter arose when milk was carried on camels and movement caused churning, producing butter.

Quiet Man Speaks Little Yet Says Much

A wry reflection on the silent man who realizes his own restraint only after attempting speech. The idea that worrying over words does not settle debts is noted, with a sharp jab at medical costs as the only bills worry pays.

Imton Tois Richard Roggles Ruggles Mustapha Red Cross Miss Elliot Derkos Hermitage Hotel Ruth Miss Downing Miss Challand Mr. Downing Rotterdam Boulogne Dorthea Heral le Tou- Boulogne Rugquet Gles Roxana Ruggies

Notions of marriage as failure or a bank run metaphor

A humorous line suggests that marriage can fail or resemble a bank run when funds and trust drain quickly. The quip contrasts personal vows with financial panic, implying instability in domestic unions.

Vancouver City Council Endorses Daylight Saving Move

The Vancouver City council formally endorses daylight saving and will likely exercise local option to adopt it if the legislature extends the privilege as last year.

Vancouver

Head Like a Row of O Keys

A sharp quip about a person’s head being likened to a row of o keys. The remark signals quick wit and playful insult in a casual exchange.

French Doctor Recommends Nightcaps to Ward Off Colds

The article notes a French doctor's advice on wearing nightcaps made of cotton or wool to protect the head from colds. It also reports that over 600,000 women in the United States work as clerks across the nation.

United States

The Raven Becomes the First Named Bird in the Bible

A historical note records that the raven is the earliest bird named in biblical text, marking its notable citation in ancient scripture.

Bibl

Arctic Natives Face Starvation Amid Game Shortage

RCMP expedition to Herschel Island and Fort McPherson reports natives of the Arctic Red River region facing starvation due to a severe shortage of large game this winter. Not enough skins exist for moccasins. Relief supplies have been dispatched to Fort McPherson.

Arctic Red River Royal Canadian Mounted Police Herschel Island Fort McPherson Dawson

Hawaii Population Rises to 249 992 in Census Report

The census bureau announced Hawaii excluding military posts has 249 992 residents, up 58 083 from 1910. The release notes population growth across the islands as part of the decennial count.

Hawaii

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