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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 1924

Page

2

United States and League Referendum Proposal from Democratic Platform

The Democratic platform committee urges a national referendum on U.S. entry to the League of Nations if Democrats win Congress. The League, four years old with fifty two members, has aided peace and economic recovery, while Canada seeks to explain the League to Americans and press U.S. membership in the Council and Assembly.

United States League of Nations Democratic National Convention Senate House of Representatives Dominican Republic Ecuador Afghanistan Mexico Russia Turkey Germany Wilson League of Nations Society League Poland Lithuania Yugoslava Albania Permanent Court of International Justice Great Britain France Austria Eerop Hungary International Labor Bureau Europe Canada Brotherhood of Nations Parliament Man Council Assembly

German airman makes first postal flight to Angora

E. Zimmermann, a veteran German airman, completed a record 27 hour flight from Berlin to Angora via Budapest and Constantinople. The journey marks the first German postal airmail to Angora, Turkey. Winston Churchill has held nearly all senior British cabinet posts except prime minister.

E. Zimmermann Angora Turkey Berlin Budapest Constantinople Winston Churchill

Central Africa natives cleared forests in Kenya Colony

Forest clearing by hatchet and fire destroys vast timberland as farmers abandon patched lands after brief use. Forest officers train locals in timber conservation to curb further damage.

Central Africa Kenya Colony

St Peter's Doors In Rome Stand 1100 Years

The wooden doors of St Peter's in Rome are crafted from cypress and have endured for about 1,100 years, marking a remarkable longevity of medieval craftsmanship and religious architecture.

St. Peter's Rome

Children Cry For Castoria Promoted As Harmless Remedy

An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a pleasant harmless substitute for castor oil used for over 30 years. It markets Parecoric Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups claiming harmless relief for young children and cites physicians’ directions.

Fletcher

Weekly Mail From Alaska Readies Route For Yukon Residents

The Alaska Railroad enables a weekly mail service from Reward near the Gulf to Nenana, then by government steamers to Fort Gibbon and Holy Cross, continuing to Nome and St Michael via Northern Commercial Company launches. The Yukon routes connect Innoko and Iditarod rivers in the interior.

Yukon River Yukon Alaska Railroad Reward Gulf of Alaska Pacific Ocean Nenana Interior Tamana Fort Gibbon Holy Cross Northern Commercial Company Nome St. Michael Bering Sea Innoke Iditarod Iditarod Rivers

Catarrhozone Haler Advertises Throat Cure

An advertisement warns that sore throats from slight colds can become chronic and offers Catarrhozone in haler as a remedy. It claims to draw inflammation, relieve cough, reduce phlegm, and kill germs, urging a two month usage for 50e with mail order from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.

Heart Disease Not So Common As Is Thought

Dr John Parkinson of London tells the Canadian Medical Association that many conditions labeled heart disease do not permanently damage the heart. He cites rheumatic fever as a main cause and says tobacco has little lasting impact on heart health. The piece ends with brief humor and unrelated ads.

John Parkinson London England Canadian Medical Association Ottawa Parkinson London Hospital National Heart Hospital Ministry of Pensions

Philosopher’s Insight on Happiness and Possessions

A philosopher notes that those who possess the things one desires are not necessarily happier than one’s self. The reflection centers on the idea that external wealth does not guarantee inner contentment.

Vancouver Seeks Harding Memorial in Stanley Park

Vancouver residents applaud a proposal by local Kiwanis to erect a memorial to Warren G. Harding in Stanley Park. The late president visited Canada during his term, delivering a friendship message thatleft a lasting historic impression and earned the public’s warm admiration.

Stanley Park President Harding Vancouver Harding Canada Warren G. Harding Vancouver Province

Discovery of Prehistoric Tribe in Unknown Arabia Oasis

British officer Captain R E Cheesman reports reaching the oasis of Jabrin in the Sultanate of Nejd. He notes a Stone Age tribal group with distinct physical and linguistic traits, poorly provided with domestic goods and clothing, potentially survivors of an earlier population. The passage also touts Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy for stomach worms and related health benefits.

Arabia R. E. Cheesman Percy Cox Bagdad Nejd Jabrin

Seeing Through The Skinread by M Jules Romain

French scientist M Jules Romain claims the blind could someday see using skin on the face neck and chest. Concentration sessions of about an hour may yield light perception then shapes and sizes of objects, potentially enabling rapid reading of type without eyes.

M. Jules Romain M. Romain

Boys sail to Canada to work on farms

Fifty boys boarded the steamship Regina bound for Canada to secure farm positions. The voyage is part of a plan to train 1,000 boys at the Hadleigh farm colony in London run by the Salvation Army. General Bramwell Booth urged them to carry to their new land the best of the mother country.

Regina Canada Hadleigh Farm Salvation Army London Bramwell Booth

Simpler food and raw fruit urged for teeth health

An official of the British Dental Association says simpler foods and more raw fruit would greatly benefit dental health by promoting natural cleaning and reducing decay.

The British Dental Association

The apex of futility: Asking a wo man Why

A terse reflection on the futility of questioning certain actions and the emptiness of demand for explanations. The piece notes how some inquiries fail to elicit meaningful responses, leaving the interrogator with little insight or resolution.

Cancer research and foot and mouth disease claims

Vice-Chancellor J. G. Arami of Liverpool University stated that research has reached a stage where some internal cancers could be eliminated and that work on foot and mouth disease could lead to a forthcoming remedy. He noted his former role at McGill University in Montreal.

J. G. Arami Liverpool University McGill University Montreal Ahso

Putnam's Corn Ex Tractor Featured as Pain Relief

Advert shows a Corn Ex tractor claimed to remove troublesome corns without pain and without failure, priced at 25 cents and sold everywhere.

Putnam's Corn

British Pacific Squadron Visits Vancouver Harbor Enliven City

The three special service squadron cruisers entertained about 70 000 visitors during a 10 day stay in Vancouver harbor. On the final day nearly 3 300 children toured the ships. Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Field praised Canadian hospitality and prospects. Two hundred sailors were entertained July 5 in New Westminster and Cloverdale with tours of logging camps.

Special Service Squadron Vancouver Frederick Field British Columbia New Westminster Cloverdale

Hasty German Marriages Linked To Rising Divorces

A German Government statistical report finds women more often responsible for divorces and notes early marriage happiness fades after nine years. War marriages proved fragile as hastiness in wedlock led to quick separations. Divorce counts reached 39,000 in 1921 and 36,000 in 1922, with postwar rates more than double prewar levels.

Germany Statistical Department

Sea monster captured near Simonstown in South Africa

After a desperate struggle a sea monster measuring 17 feet long and 12 feet in girth was captured at Simonstown, South Africa, weighing about two tons.

Simonstown South Africa

Senate Amendment on Industrial Disputes Act Opposed

Hon James Murdock moved that a Senate amendment to the Industrial Disputes Act be not concurred and the bill referred back to the Senate. He said the amendment complicates the act. The motion was carried on division in the house.

James Murdock Labor House Senate Board of Arbitration

Severe Heart Trouble Relief From Milburn Pills

Mr SE Barnes of Athens Int reports a severe heart attack four years ago. After doctor visits failed to improve him, he used Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and felt immediate relief. He keeps a box handy and takes a few when feeling unwell. Pills cost 50 cents per box, available at dealers or by mail from The T Milburn Co. Toronto Ont.

Milburn T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto

Stamps for a Riverside House Exchange Offer

An advertisement in a shop window near Bond Street offers a Riverside residence with lovely grounds and a 40 minute rail link to London in exchange for a valuable collection of postage stamps. The brief notice highlights a home swap tied to philatelic wealth.

Bond Street London

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