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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
6
An early 20th century ad promotes Catarrhozone from The Catarrhozone Co. of Montreal. It claims pine forest healing vapors treat lungs nose and throat, offers two months of treatment for $1.00, guarantees results, and urges buyers to ask druggists not to substitute.
Wade leads a council of neighbors to seize Crawling Water from Moran and his gang. They vow no lynching but prepare a coordinated assault with about a hundred men, aiming to capture Moran, disarm his followers, and drive them from the county. Dorothy worries as Wade heads to town to fight.
West St John New Brunswick reports a mother of twins who, after a long bedridden state and inflammation, improved after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She gained weight from ninety-three pounds, left bed after a month, and recommends the medicine to friends.
The King expresses personal involvement in farming welfare across nations and pledges sympathy for farmers facing postwar price drops. He notes inherent agricultural risks and current wartime price declines, but remains hopeful that farmers will endure with patience, courage, and enterprise.
Dr George Cooke Attfield born January 27 1825 in Bath is described as England’s oldest doctor in his 90s and in good health. He trained at St Bartholomew’s Hospital in 1850 noting far fewer beds and limited operations at Bart’s in his early years. He later served as medical officer at Millbank Prison and then senior medical officer for Western Australia convict settlements for 25 years until 1879.
Mrs. R Holmes of Raymond Alberta has earned up to 400 dollars in a single season from a half acre of strawberries. The fruit is now widely grown across Alberta in various districts.
Britain shows the Napier Cub aero engine rated at 1 000 horsepower as the centerpiece of the Jubilee Exhibition in Gothenburg this summer. A composite display highlights all British aircraft.
The article explains why monarchs cannot sit in the Commons while Parliament sits and notes a historic breach when Charles I entered the chamber to arrest five members, an act that allegedly cost him crown and life. It contrasts Queen Victoria’s exclusion with the sovereign’s reduced power today.
The ancient English city of Dunwich, once a Roman and Saxon center with a bishopric and royal favors, declined due to coastal erosion. Chronicles record 400 houses swept away in Edward II’s era, four churches lost between 1535 and 1600, the marketplace breached in 1677, and St. Peter’s undermined by 1792 with the churchyard collapsing.
A white hen with light chicks excludes a single black chick until a sympathetic black hen steps in. The narrator observes distress, then notes the black hen’s broodiness and adoption. The tale concludes with satisfaction from a humane, nurturing solution on the farm.
A historical list outlines traditional wedding anniversary gifts by year. It names cotton for year one, paper year two, leather year three, wood year five, wool year seven, tin year ten, silk year twelve, crystal year fifteen, china year twenty, silver year twenty five, pearl year thirty, ruby year forty, golden year fifty, and diamond for seventy five.
A thoughtful listener wins friends in conversation and boosts popularity. Writers should study what to leave unsaid, echoing Solomon that life and death are in the power of the tongue, guiding careful word choice.
One of eight large Vickers aircraft built for Canada will head to Vancouver with another to Dartmouth. The remaining six will operate in inland provinces and patrol forests. Each plane carries five passengers and can fly at speeds from 15 to 100 miles per hour.
Baron Byng of Vimy and Lady Byng start an extensive tour of Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Quebec moving through provinces. They plan to return to Ottawa by October 1. Last year the couple completed a four months western tour reaching Dawson City in the Yukon Territory.
Mrs Bertha Horchem of Ransom Kansas, professional aviatrix, set a new official women altitude record by rising to 16300 feet in St Louis The prior mark was 15700 feet set by Andree Peyo of France who flew from California last May
One hundred forty four chronometers lie at Neuchatel Observatory for the International Breguet test. Thirty one will be evaluated for marine use and 113 for land service. Four countries supply entries: France England Denmark and Switzerland with twenty firms. Results announced in September at a public gathering marking A L Breguet's centenary.
Milling and elevator firms plan a major expansion, with 175 to 200 new elevators expected in the prairie provinces before this year’s crop moves from the farms. The programme outlines a rapid build out across the western grain regions.
J. W. Ward, secretary of the Canadian Council of Agriculture, says harvester excursions from the east and from British Columbia will operate on nearly the same routes as last year. He expects more harvesters will be needed this season than in previous years.
A vintage advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria used for over 30 years to ease constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It claims fever reduction and smoother digestion aiding natural sleep without opiates, bearing the genuine signature.
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