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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
3
The Ontario fish and game department reports fiscal year ending Oct 31 revenue at one hundred thousand above last year and surpassing all prior years. No child should suffer worms. prompt relief can be found with a simple remedy.
From January to September the total value of Winnipeg building permits reached 5 493 400 dollars the highest for such a period since 1912 indicating a return to prewar prosperity and growth for the city.
A local comic sketch features a boy teasing a suitor by labeling him born politician for talk without commitment. The piece also advertises Miller's Worm Powder as a child friendly remedy claimed to end worm troubles and improve digestion and health.
The former Kaiser now has an annual income of about 400000 dollars. Despite the reduction in wealth, he can live comfortably in Holland where expenses are relatively low. This observation comes from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The article notes horseback riding has shifted from necessity to exercise and diversion. Private saddle horses and hire-pools outnumber pre motor-car era stock. The Horse Association of America says good riders can be developed, not born, and urges saddle horses for children. Riding stables cut prices as oats and hay drop. Hamilton Bassett likens equestrian life to lighter social ills and fewer juvenile issues.
A description of the modern newspaper as a crucial, universal force that binds society. It calls the press a steady friend and educational guide, noting its war era value, comfort in death, and role as civilization’s lodestar.
The route from Calgary through the Rockies to Vancouver Island and Puget Sound offers spectacular scenery, from glaciers to snow capped peaks and clear lakes. Victoria is highlighted as year round golf and motoring paradise, with extensive inland motor roads and a four hour steamer sail to enrich the coast visit. Any CP agent can provide details.
The Romans built durable highways using an earth subcrade and four material layers. Statumen and pavimentum used large flat stones while rodus and nucleus formed the inner courses with lime mortar. The road system supported chariot and pack-horse traffic for 800 years as the empire’s backbone.
The Cuba the world s first electrically propelled passenger and freight ship was taken on its initial trial trip from Brooklyn. The 300 foot vessel carries 260 passengers and marks a milestone in naval propulsion.
Advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a universal cure for catarrh, nose colds, and weak lungs with healing oils and balsams. It claims quick relief when inhaled, avoids stomach medicine, and offers a two month treatment for $1.00, with smaller 50 cent size at dealers. Catarrhozone Co. Kingston Ont.
Pape's Diapepsin is touted as the quickest, surest relief for indigestion gases heartburn sourness and stomach distress from acidity. A few tablets bring almost immediate relief and allow eating favorite foods again. Large case costs only 69 cents at drug stores. Millions helped, claims say, as the largest selling stomach corrector worldwide.
In Irkutsk Siberia a city of about 120000 people records an average of 500 murders annually for decades, reflecting chronic violent crime levels across the region and suggesting ongoing public safety challenges for residents and authorities.
A whale demonstrates remarkable underwater endurance by remaining submerged for about ninety minutes without resurfacing for air. This feat showcases cetacean diving capacity and respiratory adaptation in marine mammals.
An advertisement explains why bright red blood signals health, linking oxygen from pure air to vitality. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as increasing blood’s oxygen-carrying capacity, citing a testimonial from Mrs J P Rolston of South River Ontario about relief from headaches fatigue and restored energy after using the pills.
Advertisement claims catarrhal deafness comes from inflamed mucous linings and cannot be cured locally. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures via the blood, restoring the Eustachian tube and hearing, with a $100 reward if not cured. Circulars free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A pen of single comb Anconas owned by W. H. Howe of Winnipeg won the Manitoba egg laying contest with 2041 eggs in one year at Brandon Experimental Farm. Second and third were White Wyandottes owned by Thos. Lurid of Stonewall and W. H. Simmington of Brandon with 1842 and 1830 eggs respectively.
A provocative quote contrasts female curiosity as universal with male curiosity as focused on women, suggesting gendered patterns in what sparks interest. The remark frames curiosity as a social trait linked to gender expectations.
New Manitoba north of latitude 53 last year generated three and a half million dollars in commodities from natural resources including copper and gold ores fish furs timber and agricultural products.
Thomas A. Edison rejects the idea of personality after death but says he continues work on a talking-to-the-dead device. He compares his machine to a valve that uses a small power of one eighth horsepower to unleash energies equivalent to a 50,000 horsepower turbine.
Lord Athelstan purchases Gabriel Max's famed The Raising of Jairus Daughter for display at the Montreal Art Gallery. The acquisition highlights a notable transfer of a celebrated work to a major Canadian institution.
A letter from Captain F R Desjardin of Storke St. Andre Kamouraska extols Minard's Liniment Co, Limited as unrivaled for ships and family use. He would not voyage without it, even if it cost a dollar a bottle.
The Long X company plans to stop horse breeding and shift to cattle. Its final auction will auction off 3000 horses amid rising use of motor cars and tractors, officials say.
E H Barbour of Nebraska State University excavates a prehistoric skeleton he claims is over two hundred thousand years old. The specimen will be preserved and sent to the university museum. A cynical note warns that reputation may suffer if it is bad.
An old testimonial outlines a woman's relief from backache nervousness and irregularities after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The ad claims the remedy is plant based and from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York with free confidential medical advice.
The final batch of German warships arrived in the Forth at Edinburgh. Five cruisers Lubeck Stettin Danzig Augsburg and Munchen were part of the surrender and line five miles along the Linlithgow shore above the Forth Bridge. They will be disposed to minor naval powers such as Brazil Chile and Poland. The vessels appear dilapidated and look shabby beside British ships.
The advertisement asserts Corns cannot exist when Hol loway’s Corn Remover is applied, stating it reaches the root to kill the growth and prevent recurrence.
The Canada Land and Irrigation Company disposed of ten farms during October on their property fifty miles west of Suffield Alberta.
The world press congress planned for Sydney Australia in 1918 and rescheduled for March 1921 has been delayed once more due to travel costs and related difficulties.
A brief note observes that Welsh language closely resembles the speech of Brittany, noting linguistic similarities between the two Celtic tongues and suggesting historical connections between Wales and Brittany.
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