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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1926
Page
6
A review argues that Canada's textile sector suffers from high costs and weak raw material supply. It cites labor costs, reliance on imported wool, and insufficient tariffs as key problems, contending protection via tariffs is economically unsound and sustains a vicious circle.
The investigation into an alleged Winnipeg coal dealers combine by Commissioner David Campbell is closed and his report will be submitted to Ottawa’s minister of labor. Pasadena residents have funded a community playhouse project to be opened soon. A moral line about choosing the right action is stated.
Eliot Maine seeks compensation from the Federal Government after an Army airplane crashed into the town hall. Major Stillwell from the Fifth Infantry investigated from Portland. The aircraft, returning from Mineola Field to Boston, was lost in thick weather and struck the building, though the aviator escaped injury.
An article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as speedy relief for common household worries among women. It cites Mrs Gustave Hutt of Bruxelles Man who reports improved health, appetite, digestion, sleep, and strength after use and recommends keeping a supply at home. Pills are available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The B Circuit Fair dates are set from Carman Manitoba on June 30 to August 15 in Vermilion with a tentative block for Lethbridge August 16 to 18. Towns include Portage la Prairie Dauphin Yorkton Melfort Estevan Weyburn Prince Albert North Battleford Lloydminster Camrose Red Deer and others.
A leading worm destruction product, Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, is celebrated as a boon to suffering children worldwide. The remedy reportedly seldom fails, garnering strong endorsements from users and communities.
The annual report of the Employment Services of Canada shows Saskatchewan ranked second to Ontario for unemployed job placements in the year ending March 1924. Ontario placed 170,075 people while Saskatchewan accounted for 83,114, with Manitoba 66,817 and others lower in sequence.
Advertisers claim that corns cause pain to the uninformed and promise relief for the informed who use Holloway's Corn Remover. The copy portrays a simple wartime style remedy note urging readers to select the product for fast ease.
Dr. Frank Schlesinger of Yale Observatory leads two assistants to South Africa to set up a branch observatory. They transport a 26 inch photographic lens, third largest worldwide, by ship in a private stateroom. Possible sites include Johannesburg or Bloemfontein. The note ends with a remark on fashion and expense.
The 154 societies of the Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies convened in Saskatoon for their annual meeting. President N B Williams of Abernethy spoke on farm finances, credit use, and a hopeful 1925 outlook, noting improvements in interest payments and a gradual return to cash-based transactions. He also discussed crop results, the wheat pool, and the case for mixed farming with farm-product production statistics across the prairie provinces.
The article notes Australia’s population near six million with Sydney at one million, then promotes Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a universal solution to the draining effects of asthma, claiming wide availability and numerous reported cures.
A remark about a woman's figure is described as deeply satisfying to her, highlighting social dynamics around appearance and reception in personal interactions. The passage notes that positive feedback from a man can significantly affect self-perception and mood.
A stingless bee was discovered in Panama by a member of the American Museum of Natural History. Reportedly harmless as a butterfly, the insect drew interest from scientists studying Panamanian fauna.
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