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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 23, 1923

Page

6

Moran Pursues Escape as Vigilantes Close In

Moran rides out to Wade ranch to set fire to buildings and evade capture after a high stakes confrontation. Dorothy confronts Moran in the Double Arrow house as he presses for a kiss and she fights for help. The scene ends with her cries for Gordon and Barker as danger closes in.

Moran Hick Tug Bailey Jed Treck Wade Dorothy Barker Helpllss Iene Gordon Mother

London Still World's Financial Centre

London remains the globe's financial hub due to a perfected money market system. The discount market expert appraisal and insurance networks, plus low interest rates, sustain its primacy despite the U S holding half of the world’s monetary gold. Longstanding banking tradition and training anchor this supremacy.

United States London New York Herald

Saskatchewan Farmers Win Many Prizes 1911 to 1922

Saskatchewan farmers collected 229 prizes for grain grasses and vegetables at international shows in Canada and the United States. Fourteen sweepstakes or first prizes are noted alongside numerous livestock wins and prominent wheat exhibitions at the events.

Saskatchewan Canada United States

Ruhr occupation halves women work in German factories

Thousands of women and girls lose jobs under French control in the Ruhr region while many avoid domestic service, relying on strike funds from Berlin and local towns that exceed home wages. The text notes similar housing shortages and mentions a poisonous mushroom maturing in about twelve hours.

Ruhr Berlin Germany

Catarrhozone Promotes Clear Passages

Modern remedy advertises Catarrhozone to relieve nasal congestion and catarrh by inhalation. Claiming to prevent colds, the treatment offers two months for $1.00 or a 50 cent small size, with mail orders from The Catarrkozone Co. of Montreal.

Catarrkozone Co Montreal

Coming of the Wireless Age

A London article predicts wireless directing ships trains traffic and fleets, with a wireless lighthouse on Inchkeith Island guiding vessels in fog and night. A demonstration ship tours major ports, while a cross Atlantic air flight will be guided from Newfoundland to Europe using Glace Bay and lightship stations.

London Inchkeith Island Firth of Forth British Board of Trade Meteorological Office China Mediterranean Indian Ocean Straits South America Atlantic Europe South Africa Newfoundland Glace Bay Ongar

Objects to Paying Taxes Former Kaiser Quarrels

The former German emperor William Hohenzollern disputes Doorn authorities over local taxes, arguing exile compulsion voids the demand. Doorn council asserts voluntary residence and retroactive enforcement. Amerongen follows suit, planning to seek arrears in taxes.

William Hohenzollern Doorn Hollande Amerongen Doorn Council

Scottish Immigration Anniversary in Pictou District

Governor General Byng and Lady Byng lead a celebration marking 125 years since the first Scotch settlers landed in Canada. A replica of the ship Hector that brought the immigrants featured in the pageant.

Pictou Canada Byng Lady Byney Hector

White Painted Typewriters Claimed to Boost Output

The article claims typewriters painted entirely white reduce eye strain and improve user performance, suggesting a practical benefit from the lighter color in typing work.

Scientist claims eyes formed in proteus under red light

Dr Paul Kammerer reported before Cambridge Natural History Society that a proteus creature developed eyes after five years under red light, with daylight destroying vision and pigment. He says illumination may unlock hidden traits in beings, even humans, though the findings contrast with known biology.

Paul Kammerer Cambridge University Natural History Society Kentucky Kammerer Porteus

Oldest English Inn at Norton St Philip Near Bath

The George Inn in Norton St Philip near Bath is one of England’s oldest inns. A half timbered alehouse licensed in 1597, it sits with three foot thick walls. Notable visitors include Duke of Monmouth and Oliver Cromwell’s forces. the Duke slept there on June 26, 1685 before Sedgemoor. A surviving oak chair, massive oak door, old settles, cupboards, and fine panelling remain in the rooms.

England Bath Norton St. Philip Duke of Monmouth Oliver Cromwall Sedgemoor

Gold Dust Sold to Government at Waldorf Astoria

A Western man arrived with gold dust and nuggets at the Waldorf Astoria, entrusted the hotel treasurer to guard it, and later arranged sale to the Government to settle his bill. The treasurer sold $5,000 worth of gold dust and nuggets to the Government.

Klondike Waldorf-Astoria

Wheat exports rise in Canada as June shipments surge

Canada reports June wheat exports totaling 22,228,898 bushels, up from 11,760,477 a year earlier. Wheat flour exports climb to 904,619 barrels from 764,625. For the ten months to June, total wheat exports reach 205,000,000 bushels, up 68,000,000 from the previous year.

Canada

Prince of Wales Ranch Filly Wins First at Calgary Summer Exhibit

Balcarin Ringlet, a yearling filly recently imported for the Prince of Wales' High River ranch, wins first place in Clydesdale females at Calgary's major summer exhibition, drawing added interest to the event.

Calgary Prince of Wales High River

Unemployment Decline Reported by Dominion Gazette

The Dominion Labor Gazette shows a marked rise in employment across industries and unemployment falling 50 percent from a year ago. The article notes the personal impact on individuals taking on roles from others.

Dominion Labor Gazette

Household Hints Chocolate Raisin Frosting

Recipe notes for a chocolate raisin frosting using wilk, sugar, unsweetened chocolate and Sun Maid raisins. Milk and chocolate thickened then sugared, cooled, then raisins and vanilla folded in before spreading on cake.

Apple Raisin Cinnamon Cake Batter

A biscuit like dough mixed from flour salt baking powder and butter with beaten egg and milk. The dough is spread in a pan and topped with melted butter sugar cinnamon. Raisins cover the center and apples top the bake. Bake thirty minutes in a moderate oven.

Mystery of the Heavens and Stellar Size

Professor H Turner spoke at the Royal Institute on measuring star sizes. He explained how a soup plate at a proper distance can mimic sun or moon size and noted how Michelson used a small telescope with mirrors to measure Alpha, the Orion star, found to be 400 times the sun’s size.

H. Turner Royal Institute Michelson Alpha Orion

Frenchman Performs Daring Bicycle Stunt From Eiffel Tower

A young Frenchman rode a bicycle from the Eiffel Tower to the ground in a bold stunt. He started with a forty step leap and then jumped fifteen to twenty steps per hop, completing ninety yards in under ninety seconds with minor scratches. Electric light meters in Toronto are now read by photographs captured with a roll film camera.

Eiffel Tower Toronto

Beacon Lights For Night Mail Flyers

The post office plans 37 searchlights along the night aeroplane mail route from Chicago to Cheyenne. Each light, 5 300 000 candlepower, will stand on a 54 foot steel tower and operate automatically. Emergency landing fields will be illuminated at each town along the route. Generated by General Electric from Schelgerady plants this summer.

Post Office Department General Electric Company Schelgerady Chicago Cheyenne Wyo

Dr Fowler’s Wild Strawberry Extract Promises Quick Relief

A testimonial from Mrs. Ernest Morris of London Ontario describes rapid relief from diarrhoea cramps and vomiting after four doses of Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry. The ad promotes a 50 cent bottle sold by The T Milburn Co. Limited in Toronto Ontario.

Dr. Fowler Ernest Morris Webb St London Ont

Dusting Cotton From Airplane In Texas Scene

A commercial aviator charged fifteen cents per acre to distribute poison over cotton fields in Texas. The plane took three hours to dust a 460 acre field, a method the farmer says would have required more than three days by ordinary ground application.

Texas

When a Woman Loses Her Temper She Shows Her Age

A brief adage notes that a woman's temper betrays her age. The line presents a casual observation on behavior and aging.

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