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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
3
The piece argues that farm youth drift to cities due to unfulfilling farm life and parental gloom. It urges parents to foster pride in farming, provide equal educational opportunities, and avoid constant complaint. It notes differing motives among boys and the need for community and parental support to retain future farmers.
Construction of a premier recreation park in Winnipeg will begin early this spring. Engineers say the project, costing about 150000 dollars, will be the finest in Canada and include facilities for all athletic and sport activities. The contract goes to A J Creeiman of Vancouver.
In the House of Commons W C Good introduced a motion to renew the authority of the public accounts committee to investigate business profits and income tax collection methods in Canada. The motion was allowed to stand on the order paper until a future date on request of the acting minister of finance.
Saskatchewan lignite briquetting tests will be conducted in Germany and Czecho Slovakia using Stinnes Thyssen and Bruefeld Danek systems. Fifty tons shipped to St John's, shipped to Rotterdam for test. Results expected in six to eight weeks to guide Bienfait plant remodelling in June.
A short remedy notice promises rapid relief from rheumatism and lumbago. The claim highlights immediate comfort for sufferers, asserting the product or method brings ease at once.
A Georgetown writer F E Normand shares how Nerviline relieved his crippling rheumatic pain. He urges others to try a 35 cent bottle for a reliable, penetrating remedy to make them well quickly.
Mrs. Neville Chamberlain spoke at a London lecture on disease from poor diet and urged wholemeal flour. Professor R. H. A. Plimmer linked beri-beri to white bread and noted a rise in appendicitis among whites due to white bread consumption.
The Scottish Immigration Aid Society plans to settle Hebridean families on 30 000 acres near Vermilion Alberta under the Empire Settlement Act. One hundred eighty families will receive ready housing and $1 500 farming loans as they begin immediate operations on arrival. The project follows a Cana dian tour by Canon Macdougall and praise for Hebridean settlers.
Mrs J H Hallenbeck of St Catharines Ontario shares how Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills relieved her after a gas explosion caused a weak heart and exhausted nerves. She credits five boxes of pills from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto for restoring sleep and reducing dizziness and distress.
The British board of trade estimated the portion of national income earned abroad at just over one billion dollars. If the 5 percent average interest rate held, British investments overseas would total about eighteen billion dollars. The note also mentions a figure about Latvia’s railroad length and a quip about Chicago’s snow.
The central executive of the Central Saskatchewan Game Protective Association received a letter from the deputy minister of agriculture assuring enforcement of game laws. A protest followed a Rosthern district farmer allegedly killing chickens wholesale after obtaining a permit to protect stored grain.
A farm near Claresholm Alberta brought $33 an acre in a recent sale reported by the Lethbridge Herald. It stands as the district’s highest price in several years.
The Canadian National Railways issues Camp Craft and Woodlore to help novices plan trips to lakes rivers and woods. It covers clothing equipment food bedding site locating weather signs first aid and what to do if lost in the woods. The booklet aims to widen access to Canada’s outdoors and boost camper numbers. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is praised for easing pulmonary troubles and bronchial inflammation.
A Buffalo Express quote argues that neither the American nor the Japanese navy could cross the Pacific to wage war, implying peace through mutual restraint. It questions whether naval imitation treaties could create the desired balance and prevent conflict. A separate ad notes Holloway's Corn Remover relieving many of coins.
A divorce applicant claims her spouse disappeared after a hotel lobby encounter eight years earlier. She asserts she waited 15 minutes at the spot where she would meet him and believes he remains nearby.
Irene Laurent, 15, daughter of a French chemist, discovers Uroline a sugar based auto fuel. A group of automotive engineers tested it in an ordinary car and reported astonishment at the results. The fuel was prepared the night before in the chemist’s kitchen.
An advertisement touts J Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a hopeful aid for sufferers. It claims the product revives hope, proving its value through evident benefits and widespread customer belief. Thousands are cited as having found help.
The Canadian Manufacturers' Association will hold its annual general meeting in Hamilton Ontario from June 1 to 4. Canada’s manufacturers have booked most available space in the industrial section of the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley for 1925.
A fragmented note says someone is seeking parts of a man named Per Elval while he fuels his vehicle and smokes a final cigarette, tagged as a local missing person inquiry.
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