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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
6
Quick relief claims target a neglected cold by clearing nasal and throat passages of germs. One inhalation allegedly heals bronchial tubes and prevents catarrh, with a complete outfit costing one dollar and available from The Catarrhozone Co Montreal by mail or at druggists. substitutes are refused.
A man quips about church-going clothes to Dorothy and jokes he has not been seeing things straight lately. He steps aside freeing his horse and rides ahead to join Santry, who awaits him.
Lem Trowbridge pursues Moran to locate Wade’s captors in the rugged mountains. He races with his men to the Santry-given trail, following hoof prints and Wade’s horse marks, determined to reach the scene before harm occurs. The pursuit hinges on speed and sharp inference in hostile terrain.
Sydenham Ontario reader shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped during pregnancy and postnatal weakness. A testimonial notes improved strength, better rest, and urges others to try the tonic. The letter praises the product and offers permission to publish the name to aid others.
Moran plans to mislead Wade’s pursuers by dragging them east while Wade is hidden near Crawling Water. After Wade’s rescue, Moran learns Neale was shot, Wade found, and Rexhill’s party fled, while Moran contemplates vengeance and drinks to mull his next move.
A panicked rider warns Moran that a large group of cowboys, the catsemerthey, have entered town on the warpath. Shots have been exchanged. two hundred or more flee toward the town. Moran sends a messenger to alert his men as the story continues.
Sothebys to offer five Caxtons from the late Earl of Carysfort library including the Mazarin Bible copy once sold for 29000 dollars. The sale includes England's first dated book printed in Caxton’s edition from 1477 and the famous St. Albans book with early color printing.
Crop reporters put the 1922 total wheat at 399,786,400 bushels with 98 percent merchantable quality. The carryover after cleaning losses and imports yields a net 394,256,000 bushels available for distribution and an exportable surplus of 294,256,000 bushels after adjusting domestic needs.
The article explains that if all stars vanished at once, we would not notice for about four years. The nearest star’s light takes 414 years to reach Earth, while some distant stars emit light that began long before history. We are only now receiving light from farthest stars, as the age of their emission spans millennia.
Webster Bell contemplates a word for two weeks and a witty retort suggests fortnight. The item recalls white pine sold to Canadian builders seventy years ago at twelve dollars per thousand feet, now at eighty dollars. It notes birds’ color sensitivity and fish preference for green and yellow lights.
World famous American surgeon Dr. Willem Mayo says cancer now stands as medicine's greatest menace after tuberculosis. He cites insulin diabetes as a landmark achievement and notes progress from early cancer detection and surgery, urging continued public cooperation and research to uncover cancer causes and extend lifespan.
Geographical comparison notes Jog Falls on the Sharavati River in Bombay North Kanara district as about three times Niagara. The 830 ft cliff plunges in four cascades with the Rajah fall over 500 ft. The pool below reaches 132 ft deep and the falls form a spectacular spout from an overhanging ledge.
Edwin Hughes, troop sergeant major of the 19th Hussars and one of the Noble Six Hundred, remains the sole survivor receiving aid from the Balaclava Fund. The fund, created after the Crimean War, supports widows and children of NCOs and offers old age pensions to officers.
The Customs and Excise Department announces that beginning August 1, letters and postcards acknowledging payments of ten dollars or more are subject to the stamp tax on receipts. Regulations allow business firms to have receipts stamped by a die.
The text profiles figures famed for disciplined time use. Martin Luther translated the Bible by doing a little every day, John Bunyan wrote Pilgrim's Progress in jail, Sir Walter Raleigh penned The History of the World during imprisonment, and Dr Burney learned languages while moving between pupils.
A field marshal staff studded with 110 diamonds and emeralds, valued at two million dollars, was unearthed in a crevice of Vredensky Cathedral in Petrograd. It was identified as a gift from Czar Alexander II made for his brother in 1878. The chief priest is arrested by Soviet authorities for concealing the treasure.
Ten thousand flowering plants and ferns of various kinds are needed yearly for the Majestic public rooms. A heated greenhouse on the upper deck provides renewals during each voyage and a trained gardener serves as a permanent staff member.
Austria released stamps featuring the portraits of five famous composers Haydn Mozart Beethoven Schubert and Johann Strauss as part of a commemorative series highlighting musical heritage.
Britain faces a crisis as heavy taxes endanger the nation’s grand houses and art collections. Mansions sit empty or are sold at auction while treasures are dispersed and priceless staircases and paneling are stripped by thieves.
Brazil develops a new textile fibre named fibroso with strong quality and finishing properties. The fibre grows in local regions and now sees commercial interest for use with sizing materials dyes and finishing chemicals.
A prisoner tells the judge he sped to reach the next town ten miles away with only enough gas for three miles. He explains he accelerated to cover the seven miles before the fuel ran out, in a Philadelphia Bulletin style.
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