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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
2
A letter from A Rasali of Greenmount PE claims Catarrhzone inhaler cured his partial deafness, bad taste, stomach upset, and breathing troubles. The ad urges using Catarrhzone to strengthen the throat, clear nostrils, and treat bronchitis and colds, with prices 1s 6d and up.
The Blaisdell family learns that Stanley G Fulton, the missing multi millionaire, has returned alive from a South American trip. He arrived in New York then Chicago with treasures, chose secrecy, and may be connected to Maggie and Jane through substantial money left behind. Maggie reports meeting him. Flora and Jane debate contacting him and how to handle the publicity.
Mr. John Woodward of Lucan Ontario writes a grateful tribute to the medicine that relieved his neuritis and pains, declaring his nervous system restored and sleep finally returned. He notes the writer of the letter is a former P T O and signs his name.
A period piece notes that many women, despite strength, are weakened by disease. The text links weak hearts, shattered nerves, and poor blood to an exhausted overall condition.
Mrs. W. W. Pearse of Toronto reports weakness from the flu left her with a weak heart and unsettled nerves. After trying several medicines she found Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills gave relief after one box and full recovery after six. Price 50 cents a box, available from The T. Milburn Co. Limited, Toronto.
Miss Flora sighs over Mag as Mellicent and others discuss his marrying her. Several voices defend Maggie, calling her a saint though some doubt the idea of a match. The scene ends with a tease that the tale continues.
Wireless connections expected to link Wisconsin and Minnesota lumber camps with cities. Private rooms spring beds steam heat electric lights baths and laundries will be included. Camp occupants may receive concerts and news bulletins each evening as agents and woods operators predict major business benefits.
A British firm has developed a locomotive speed indicator that records on a distance basis. The device yields curves on distance, showing exact speeds on gradients curves and bridges. It enforces driver discipline by requiring speed reductions at critical sections. The instrument is robust and complex, needing lubrication on only three parts versus standard clocks.
A Legislative Council proposal in Jamaica would bar Chinese and other allegedly undesirable aliens from landing unless they pass an literacy test and pay $1,000. The measure reflects high public hostility to Chinese immigration.
A householder explains roasting meat with practical steps. Begin by unwrapping and trimming the meat, keep a dedicated cloth for cleaning, and chill it away from direct ice. Preheat a hot oven, dust the meat with flour, add salt, and baste with pan juices or water to form gravy.
A 1921 crop year report shows Fort William Port Arthur leading wheat with 173,264,496 bushels. Fort William Port Arthur also second in oats with 51,005,550 bushels and second in barley with 12,957,772 bushels, followed by Buffalo Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee and Chicago in order.
The largest and purest feldspar body is in Buckingham township within 25 miles of Ottawa. Discovered in late 1820 and put into operation soon after, exploitation showed 99.5 percent feldspar content. The high grade material commands a leading position in the U S market.
A carload of about 259 select birds from Manitoba will be sent to the Chicago International Show this year by the Manitoba Poultry Breeders Association.
Catarrh is described as a local disease worsened by constitutional factors. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a tonic taken orally, acting through the blood to mucous surfaces. It claims to assist Nature in restoring normal conditions and is available at druggists with circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
The municipal commissioner reports Manitoba has 39 240 autos with 12 133 in Winnipeg. Growth tracked from 1908 at 418 cars to 1920 at 36 455 and 1968 with 52 makes, rising to 162 makes by later years. Auto sellers numbered 449 in 1920.
Readers are urged to support neighborhood merchants to strengthen the town economy and foster community spirit. Officials emphasize the link between spending locally and sustaining local jobs, services, and town character.
A man in a Vienna hotel bar offered a pineapple for five dollars, demanding either one pound sterling or 10,000 kronen. No sale occurred, but the scene highlights postwar confusion over value as an Austrian note the fruit is the first seen since 1914.
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