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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 29, 1926

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

Lord Somers named Governor of Victoria Australia succeeding the Earl of Stradbroke. Japan reports a fatal crash of a new all metal monoplane at Yokosuka with three officers and one mechanic dead. Genève disarmament talks include a letter from the League urging Soviet Russia to participate. Canada eyeing five thousand settlers under the Soldier Settlement scheme per Major Barnett. Prince of Wales placed seventeenth in a Brigade of Guards race at Pattishall, horse Passport II outclassed. Geneva talks May 18 will include Hugh Gibson and nine advisers. Lanai island to be developed by a single company for pineapple production, say Honolulu businessmen. The Norge aircraft christened for Roald Amundsen Polar flight is handed to M. Thomassen. Canada’s 1918–19 Siberian expedition cost 2,823,560. government says actual cost not known.

Lord Somers Victoria Australia Tse Earl of Stradbroke Japan Yokosuka Naval Base Canada John Barnett Soldier Settlement Board Prince of Wales Brigade of Guards Pattishall Northants Eny Passport IL United States Geneva Hugh Gibson Switzerland Honolulu Lanai

Canada shifts to pulp and paper industry dominance

Canada now relies on pulp and paper, surpassing flour milling as the major export and manufacturing sector. In 1924 pulpwood export plus paper manufacture totaled 17 million dollars, reflecting a strong shift in the national economy.

Canada Reading

Seek Missing Link Bound for the Gobi Desert

Roy Chapman Andrews of New York sails for the Orient aboard the Empress of Russia on the Canadian Pacific. On prior American Museum expeditions he unearthed dinosaur fossils in Asiatic deserts and aims to prove the missing link by finding prehistoric man bones in the Gobi within two years. The caravan includes cars, five trucks, seventy five camels, and twenty six men.

Gobi Desert Europe America Roy Chapman Andrews New York Orient Russia American Museum of Natural History Andrews Asiatic

May Cut Income Tax Reduction In Federal Tax Forecast

Hon J A Robb minister of finance told a Retail Trade Bureau delegation that the government hopes to cut the federal income tax when the financial situation allows. He said an announcement would come at the proper time and that taxes, though burdensome, fund war debts and pensions. He noted the tax has already been reduced by widening exemptions and that this process may continue as war effects fade.

Robb

Nurse Praises Dodd's Kidney Pills in Lunenburg Letter

Mrs. E Fieneau a nurse from Lunenburg Nova Scotia recommends Dodd's Kidney Pills to patients with kidney trouble after suffering back pain and rheumatism. She says the pills relieved her and enabled her to continue nursing and would urge others to try them.

Dodd E. Fieneau Lunenburg N.S

Red Lake Gold Field Draws Prospectors Resources

Claims staked in the Red Lake mining area keep the recorder busy as prospectors report rich promise from Red Lake to the Manitoba boundary. They claim large swaths west of Red Lake have already been staked in anticipation of future claims and activity.

Red Lake Recorder Manitoba

A Compromise Means Both Get What They Do Not Want

A compromise is an agreement where both sides concede on goals they would have preferred to keep. It describes mutual concessions as the core of reaching settlement despite not achieving ideal outcomes for either side.

Flare coat from Paris wins praise in smart travel style

The flare coat in tweed tones of tan and brown features a plain back, convertible collar, single breasted two bone buttons, patch pockets with tab trim and narrow cuffs. It comes in sizes 34 to 44 with precise yardage for matching fabrics and lining, priced at 20 cents, plus our Fashion Book at 10 cents.

Paris

Skin Ailment Heals After Cuticura Trial in Canada

Mrs Corinne Desjardins of Albertville Sask reports eczema on cheeks and nose. She used Cuticura Soap with occasional Cuticura Ointment, sent for a free sample, then after three months her face cleared and was healed. Daily use kept skin fresh and clear.

Corinne Desjardins Albertville Sask

Potomac Park Cherry Trees Line Drive in Washingtonton

Readable fragments describe three miles of cherry trees bordering driveways at Potomac Park in Washington. The text references an order form from the Winnipeg newspaper Union with an address at 175 McDermot Ave. in Winnipeg and mentions pattern numbers and sizes.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Potomac Park Washingtonton

Widespread Scarcity to Comedy in Crossword Clues

Puzzle fills a newspaper page with a dense list of numbered clues across horizontal and vertical sections. It includes definitions for foods, deities, measurements, garments, actions, and verbs, many tied to archaic or scenic wordplay.

Wireless Wonders and Stations Across the Era

A survey of early radio feats and plans cites Leviathan equipment for long distance links, V Fopey’s moving image transmission claim, a patent for a radio game, Ireland’s first broadcasting station at McKee Barracks, and Lodge's note on wireless oscillators. Contesting interference laws are noted in Sublette Illinois. WKRC Cincinnati outlines a new studio, while Worm Powders claim to purge intestinal and stomach worms in children.

Irish Free State The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company McKee Barracks Dublin Sublette WKRC Cincinnati

Banff Park Attendance Sets 1925 Record Season

Superintendent Stronach reports Banff National Park broke attendance records in 1925 with park revenue of $11,000 and over 67,600 hotel registrations. Nearly 80,000 visitors used the east park entrance, a 417 percent rise from the prior year.

Banff National Park Stronach

I J Moss Notes Health Struggles At Scollard

Miss I J Moss of Scollard Alta writes at age twenty about ongoing heart palpitations and nerve trouble that prevented her from doing sports or working reliably. She began treatment six months ago with improvements noted?

I. J. Moss Scollard Alta

Milburn Pills Celebrate Remarkable Patient Recovery

A grateful patient praises The T Milburn Co. Limited of Toronto Ontario for pills that transformed her life She notes she is now twice the girl she was and can enjoy all aspects of life thanks to the treatment

T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto

Important Factor In Industry Realizes Large Sales From Blind Workers

At the annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind at Government House Toronto it was shown that blind Canadians are a major industry force. Twenty blind men in a Toronto broom factory produce about one thousand dozen brooms monthly, while sightless women in another factory made 13 500 garments last year. Five traveling salesmen sold the garments with more than seventy thousand dollars in receipts. The warehouse and sale room division moved 47 828 items valued at $44 217 in 1925. Ontario houses about two thousand of eight thousand Canadian blind, with six hundred in Toronto.

Naional Institute For the Blind Government House Toronto Canada Ontario

Winnipeg Fur Sale Sets Record Pelts Worth 750000 Disposed

One of Winnipeg’s largest fur sales drew buyers from Eastern Canada the United States and beyond. Pelts sold totaled about 744000 with 40 percent from within the Arctic Circle and the rest from the Mackenzie River basin James Bay Northern Manitoba Ontario and Hudson’s Bay.

Winnipeg Canada United States Arctic Circle Mackenzie River Basin James Way Manitoba Ontario Hudson's Day

Aeroplane to Drop Feed for Blair County Game Birds

An aeroplane will disperse feed to game birds in Blair County Pennsylvania for the first time on record. A hopper carrying 200 pounds of mixed grain and corn will deliver the feed.

Blair County

That Stomach of Yours

Mrs. Peter Sargent of 39 Cornwall St Toronto Ontario praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as best medicine for stomach trouble and blood deficiency. She reports digestion improved and stomach distress ended after use. Trial package available by mail from Doctor Pierce's Laboratory Bridgeburg Ontario for 10 cents.

Micklethwaite Studio Toronto Dr. Pierce Doctor Pierce Bridgeburg Ont

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League of Nations Council Roald Amundsen Norge M. Thomasen Norwegian Aero Club Siberia J. S. Woodsworth Winnipeg North Centre House of Commons Western Canada Roller Canary Association Winnipeg Bird Society Irene Dad Colleen Moore Nyy Uncle John Aright Clipse Canaduar Montreal Arabia Egypt V. Fopey Saratov University United States Navy William R. Purnell Evening Standard Oliver Lodge WOR Newark Kirkee Bombay England Winnipeg Fur Sale Western Sale Minard ANONS EMPAL
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