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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement extols Catarrhotone as a cure for weak throats and bronchitis, claiming it strengthens the voice and eases coughing. It touts a two month large size for $1.00, medium size for 50c, and a sample for 25c, available from Catarrhozone Co. in Montres.
In Winnipeg nostalgia continues as Elinor, Elba friends, and Elinor’s sister Mary recount a train meeting with Jerry Brown of Brownsville Saskatchewan. Brown, a widower with a mother to escort, shares life stories and a self deprecating humor about his past.
In the End of the Earth, Mr. Sloth Bear delivers Mrs. Bear’s wish to tame her unruly cubs. The Wishing Fairy explains the cubs will stay on the mother’s back if they fear falling off, a method echoed by the Opossum babies. Daddy Bear loves the plan as the family prepares to travel more easily, while tales of Mary Sunny and others mix with light gossip and a tale to continue.
Mrs. Alvin Richards of Seeley’s Bay Ontario writes that two years of indigestion and bad morning breath improved after using Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. She praised the pills as better than any prior laxatives or doctors’ medicines for constipation and kidney troubles.
Improved crop conditions lift overall business tone in prairie provinces with notable strength in farm activities. Farm implement dealers report higher dairy machinery sales not seen since the war, spreading into mixed farming regions previously less active.
A call urges residents to support area merchants by shopping locally. Emphasizes keeping money in the community and sustaining neighborhood businesses amid rising competition from outside vendors.
A humorous note on manuscript rejections from Chinese editors. It quotes a mock slip praising the author’s work as divine, says printing it would force authorities to demand it as a model, and ends with a plea for a million pardons for returning it.
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