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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
6
A Canadian plea links forest fires to housing shortages and high lumber costs. It calls for stronger forest protection, extensive reforestation, and immigrant settlement to boost timber supply, reduce prices, and create jobs while safeguarding national resources.
The Hague briefing on Soviet finances confuses readers with numbers in the hundreds of thousands of billions. Experts note Russia's 270 trillion roubles currency and a note issue of 2 000 900 per person. Last month Russia added 50 per...
The Vancouver Province notes that Russia is issuing roubles equivalent to a vast debt load, comparing it to the size of the British national debt. It explains the scale by saying Russia prints notes of the face value of 85,000 billions of roubles, roughly three times the annual British debt issuance.
An advertisement explains that Hall's Catarrh Medicine strengthens the system to resist colds and reduces nasal catarrh by acting through the blood to mucous surfaces. It warns repeated attacks may become chronic and notes the product is sold by druggists with a circular from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Aircraft fly nightly between London and Paris guided by set lights at multiple points in France and England. Pilots spot Lympne on the coast, then Tonbridge’s London lights as they near the capital. Strong hull lights illuminate the landing area for a clear approach.
George McBean of Assiniboia will donate a world wide butterfly and moth collection to the Saskatchewan Natural History Museum. The display will be housed in a future butterfly and moth room, with cases supplied by the government, and aims to make the provincial museum among the continent’s best for entomology.
Spring salmon from British Columbia is served as fish hot dogs for industrial workers in major Eastern cities including New York Chicago and Philadelphia. The popularity of the delicacy leads to doubling of the mild care pack output inBC this year compared with 1921.
Summer heat endangers infant life as stomach upset can progress rapidly. Diarrhea cholera infantum dysentery and colic rise in heat, but prompt aid saves lives. Baby's Own Tablets regulate bowels sweeten the stomach and keep babies healthy. Sold by dealers or mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Captains Sacadura and Coutinho, who completed Lisbon to Brazil, plan to repeat the feat using a triple motor Savoie seaplane capable of flying 3000 miles without landing. The machine is expected ready by January.
A pleasant medicine for children is marketed as Mother Graves Worm Exterminator and claimed to drive worms from the system effectively.
A tramp appears at a farm seeking work and promises honesty. The farmer offers employment collecting eggs with a test of trust, while the tramp reveals he once managed a bathhouse for twenty years without ever taking a bath, eliciting gratitude and disbelief.
In New Holland women decorate by cutting themselves with shells and keeping the wounds open to form intricate masks. The practice creates a long lasting ornamental pattern on the skin.
Major G De Woolridge arrived in Vancouver aboard the Empress of Russia after three years in the Orient advising civilian aviation firms. He predicts Japan will soon embrace commercial aviation and urges British firms to prepare to maintain air supremacy. He notes Japanese army and navy progress and Colonel Sempill’s delegation training pilots, though he says most Japanese pilots are high quality. He cites growing use of aircraft for forestry and customs work.
Conan Doyle claims horses exist in heaven and the writer notes curiosity about their fate in a brief Atlanta Constitution remark.
Miller's Worm Powders claim rapid worm elimination and act as a general health remedy for children. The product is said to correct weak digestion and restore vitality, preventing growth retardation and a weakened constitution.
A note from Jones expresses desire to accomplish a grand, symbolic task before passing. The speaker mentions cleaning and cleansing as a core motive, with reference to a dramatic goal described as washing an elephant.
A voyage from Fort William and Port Arthur to Port McNicoll or Owen Sound on the Canadian Pacific steamers Kee watin Assiniboia and Manitoba promises a delightful Eastward excursion. Sailings occur three times weekly with connections to trains to Toronto from Port McNicoll and Owen Sound departures Thursday. Ticket agents provide rates schedules and trip arrangements for a cool refreshing travel experience.
A tall dark young man praises a canoe to Maud, but jokes that kissing could capsize it. The girl, Charlie, muses aloud then reveals she can swim, adding a light note to the riverfront moment.
Rev. W. Bowman Tucker of the Montreal city mission reports being asked where Canada is during a Great Britain trip to solicit funds. The episode rivals Miss Cora Hind’s experience as an alien in an English hotel, despite her Canadian claim.
A Vienna physician reports success in an eye transplant between animals, marking a notable step in ocular research. Details on species involved and methodology remain sparse, but the breakthrough suggests potential future applications in veterinary medicine and science.
R C Harvey plans a larger scale sheep feeding project at Fort William this winter. He expects to bring about 50 000 sheep from his Alberta ranches to the Fort William elevators for feeding on grain screenings.
A Hutchinson motor tire dealer half soles his shoes using strips from a guaranteed tire. He argues that if a tire is guaranteed 8 000 miles under a car weighing a ton, his lighter weight of 140 pounds should yield unlimited wear.
Women from every section praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a wonderful medicine for troubles women often have. The letters show the broad field covered by this well known remedy and its appeal in communities nationwide.
A letter from Miscouche Prince Edward Island reports relief from female troubles and headaches after taking six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A Saskatchewan note from Mrs. Peres Noss in Wadena endorses the remedy and offers the letter as a testimonial.
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