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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
2
Calomel and blue pills are no longer favored for headaches upset stomach and liver issues. Doctors recommend Dr Hamiltons Pills as a mild agreeable remedy that cleanses wastes and impurities, suitable for family use across ages and conditions. Available from dealers or The Catarrh tone Co Montreal.
The 1867 Dominion Day picnic near Fiske farm in Elba drew the neighborhood. A grove by the creek hosted locals including Gypsy, Mr Hartford, Mrs Mills, Reginald and Percival, with Elba's baseball match as part of the celebration.
Mr A D MacKinnon of Kirkwood Inverness county Nova Scotia reports kidney trouble for years with backache and headaches. After using Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills he was relieved and also praises the accompanying ointment. Price 25 cents a box.
A party at the Fiskes and friends recalls a Manitoba gathering with heavy farm wagons, ice cream and lemonade, and a lively crowd. Mrs Livingstone shares stories of the Red River Valley, North-West Rebellion, and a Halloween fortune tale about three girls peering outside a neighbour’s window to learn their future husbands.
The Ontario Parole Board reported a difficult year ending October 1921 due to weak employment. Despite this, Alfred H. Lovell noted overall success with parole events, as about 2 percent of cases were successful and fewer than 20 of 229 authorized paroles failed to hold.
A noted doctor addressed the Medical Society of London on saving lives through the campaign against typhus and typhoid. Typhus has been extinct in the country for decades, typhoid is nearing control, and prior to preventive measures Parliament faced about 20 000 deaths annually. The conquest has saved more than two million lives in the last fifty years.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining. The remedy is claimed to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, reducing inflammation and aiding natural restoration. circulars free and available through all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
In a Boston Transcript item, a light exchange about a hat highlights a joke on appearance. The piece notes the brass button’s origin with a Birmingham hardware maker toward the end of the 17th century.
A historical remark highlights that England's police are virtually the only major force globally that operates without firearms. The comment underscores a stark contrast with armed police practices seen elsewhere.
The article notes that the trade winds were not recognized until Christopher Columbus embarked on his first voyage, marking a key moment in navigation history.
The privy council of Japan approved all Washington conference treaties, making Japan the first nation after the United States to ratify. Anti Japanese agitators warned Japan would lag behind as the news circulated. Miller's Worm Powders claim to cure intestinal worms by cleansing the stomach and bowels, restoring health and soundness in children.
The French plan to run trans Atlantic service with giant air liners flying 400 mph between Senegal and South America. Upper air sounding will be done from ships islands kites and balloons to determine routes and altitudes. Oxygen will be fed automatically to saloons and sleeping quarters to prevent effects of rarified air. Ten miles altitude could be possible within a few years.
The shadow cast by the moon on Earth during a solar eclipse typically measures about 50 miles across. This dark path, known as the umbra, travels across the planet as the Moon blocks sunlight from reaching surface areas underneath.
A sea urchin possesses five jaws, each bearing a single tooth. The creature uses its dental arrangement to feed and interact with its surroundings in the rocky habitat.
Tonga is a small Pacific kingdom of about 100 isles that remains independent while under British protection and still flies its own flag. It operates as a limited monarchy with the British consul as the key power, and its tribal system prohibits personal wealth accumulation. The country reportedly has no national debt and a fully literate 20 000 adult population in their language.
Dear Sirs. Since the start of baseball season we have been hindered with sore muscles sprained ankles etc but just as soon as we started using Minard's Liniment our troubles ended Every baseball player should keep a bottle of your liniment handy Yours truly W E McPherson Secretary of Armstrong High School Baseball Team BC Lad Yarmouth N S Minard's Liniment Co
A Jew named Gaudentius planned the Colosseum in Rome and later suffered martyrdom in the surrounding countryside, according to the report.
The term quack for untrained medical pretender traces to old English usage meaning a quake or ague healer. Early street charlatans advertised cures for fevers and chills, equating loud calls with remedy claims.
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