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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
6
The piece argues unified support for expanding Canada’s natural resources through manufacturing, with emphasis on coal mining as a critical base. It stresses domestic coal supply to boost export trade, reduce imports, and strengthen the national economy, urging nationwide backing for industrial growth. The West is highlighted as key to securing home coal resources.
The article calls for early winter coal purchases and storage in homes to ease this year’s coal and grain transport pressures. It notes past idle summer mines, labor dissatisfaction, and the clash of eastbound coal and grain movements increasing costs. It warns of potential shortages and grain blockades if storage and transport are not addressed.
Ouangwak, accused of killing two relatives, will be tried in Chesterfield Inlet marking the first Canadian court session there. He was brought to Winnipeg by Sergt. W O Douglas of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who will transport him to Chesterfield Islet from Montreal.
Mothers stocked with Baby's Own Tablets can guard children against summer stomach troubles and cholera infantum. The tablets, claimed harmless by a government analyst, help regulate bowels and stomach. Sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont. Holland's dykes strengthened by willow root networks.
A brief note describes Minard's Liniment as a remedy for distemper. The text also mentions seals sleeping on their backs in calm seas when weather is fine, adding a short observation about marine life.
An advertisement touts Catarrh Zone inhaler as guaranteed to cure catarrh and bronchitis any chronic case. It describes relief from sore nostrils sore throat coughing hard breathing and sneezing. Pricing lists two months treatment including inhaler at 100 dollars and small size 50 cents, available at dealers or Kingston Ontario Canada.
A historical note explains barnyard fowls lose flight ability from lack of use and protection. Birds rely on eggs and steady feeding, so wings diminish gradually. The passage also mentions the Danube river flowing through multilingual regions.
W A Buchanan MP urges in the House of Commons that Canada can meet its debt by developing domestic resources. He argues factories, land, and mines hold vast wealth and that unlocking even a quarter of their value would fund national obligations, boosting confidence and national pride.
The passage asserts no definite asthma cause exists yet promotes Dr J D Kelley’s Asthma Remedy as a sure cure. It claims dust grain and flower irritants trigger episodes and that the remedy has freed a generation of sufferers, noting it is sold everywhere.
The report notes rain falling in the Sahara in torrents at intervals of five ten and twenty years.
The Empire Timber Exhibition at Kensington promotes timber grown across the Empire. It praises Canadian entry laboratories in Montreal with extensive exhibits, and some Canadian firms present displays. The technical event aims to attract traders and aid specialists via the official catalogue listing shippers and importers.
Arch ie E. Laun dry of Edmonton reports a sprained ankle kept him off his feet for three weeks but using Minard's Liniment he returned to work in six days. He calls it the best liniment made.
The Cambridge Forestry Association proposes growing square trees in England to improve wood quality and quantity. The idea aims to reduce waste and maximize yield, sparking questions about other tree features like leaves and fruit. A separate note mentions Holloway's Corn Cure as a safe, effective treatment for corns.
A suggestion outlines a minimum annual salary of two thousand dollars for English clergymen along with a provision for housing, marking a notable standard proposal in ecclesiastical pay discussions.
Farmers purchase nearly half of all motor cars built and rapidly buy motor trucks. The trucks reduce costs by aiding transport of farm goods to market and lowering overhead, helping farmers save money.
A quick acting auto body polish removes all dirt and grease, leaving a brilliant lasting shine. Easy to apply and does not attract dust, preserving the original finish.
A bar of item used to make balance springs for watches is increased to value S0,.WO times, according to the report.
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