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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
8
The author argues Canada’s failure to hold settlers and rising emigration stem from non paying agriculture, high costs, and poor farm profitability. To prosper the nation must expand profitable export markets for farm mine forest and fish products, raise prices above production costs, and develop a strong fiscal policy and national effort.
A Harvard University professor asserts oceans are shrinking independent of sea level changes from crustal warping due to tectonic forces and other factors.
Answers notes many shore locales show land loss while an ad touts a Norfolk motto about Gorleston and Yarmouth across the Yare. The piece cites Scroby sands now submerged and local cliffs shielding Gorleston as evidence against a global twenty foot drop proposed by an American professor citing polar ice gain.
Havre Montana is described as the coldest place in the United States with winter temperatures often lower than Alaska’s. Point Barrow in Alaska records a low of 54 below zero, while Havre frequently drops well below 60 degrees.
Admiralty tests near the Lizard in Cornwall explore wireless beacons as a coast guard aid. If Trinity House accepts the method, it could reduce wrecks and end the lighthouse romance, letting ship crews determine location by wireless signals in all weather.
An advertisement urging women to seek gentle relief from ill health with Dr Hamiltons Pills. It claims benefits for headaches, restlessness, constipation, and bodily wastes, citing wide use and urging readers to buy from local dealers. It ends with a claim about Zyxt as the last word in English per Oxford.
A philosophical line notes that productive effort continues during periods of delay. It emphasizes patience and steady work as key to achieving results.
An article touts thin blood as a warning sign of illness causing fatigue headaches dizziness and palpitations. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as beneficial for blood health, citing Miss Delima Lafreniere of St Ambrose Manitoba and listing purchase details from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
The Cabinet Council viewed five large frescoes and three smaller pieces by Sigismund Goetz at the Foreign Office. The works depict Britain's origins and empire with phrases such as The seafarers claim Britain as their bride and Mistress of the seas. Goetz says no public funds will be used and he has worked seven years on the project.
The article explains the palate’s two parts the hard palate near the teeth and the soft palate at the mouth’s rear. It notes cleft palate causes feeding difficulties and speech problems and describes two treatments: surgery to close the roof of the mouth and lip, or a palatal plate. If operated early before speech develops, the voice may be normal.
Crystal bugles cover a frock of orange chiffon with a straight back panel. A small silver band at the neckline ties the front, with silver underbodice and a narrow girdle. The white silver motif and youthful look emphasize sparkle and charm.
For years Dr J D Kellogg offers Asthma Remedy claimed to relieve severe cases. The advertisement urges sufferers to obtain the preparation from their druggist without delay.
Manitoba produced 903000 pounds of honey from 14721 bee colonies in 1921, leading Western Canada in honey output. British Columbia followed with 309072 pounds.
An old-time advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as the painless remedy for corns and warts. The copy urges buyers to avoid substitutes and pay 25 cents for the bottle, claiming decades of reliable results.
The Vancouver Sun stresses that teaching public speaking in schools and universities is crucial for spreading ideas. Effective oratory enhances sermons, business discussions, and intellectual progress, noting speech organs are given to use and should be developed to a high level.
A recent London dinner brought together 410 elderly attendees whose combined ages total thirty thousand years. The event showcased the participants and celebrated long lives in a communal gathering.
Report notes that brain weight increases during development and peaks around age 23, suggesting that maturation halts at early adulthood. Implications for neuroscience research and age-related brain studies are implied.
Advertisement describes nervous breakdown symptoms including insomnia headaches and fear of crowds urging immediate remedy. Claims the product quiets nerves strengthens the heart and rebuilds the system citing a testimonial from Mrs. M. Damgand and listing price 56 cents a box plus mail option from T Milburn Co. Toronto.
A small boy recalls General Braddock dying in the late war with three horses shot from under him and a fourth horse colliding with his clothes. The piece mentions an English Channel tunnel proposed to be 21 miles long beneath the sea.
A theatre ticket stamper from Munich is attributed with inventing the lithograph process in 1790, marking a pivotal development in printmaking history.
Miss Frances Newman of 2639 Hirsch Street Chicago credits Tanlac with ending a year of severe indigestion and heart palpitations. She reports renewed appetite perfect digestion and deep sleep stating she feels like a different person and enjoys life again. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists nationwide.
The Ontario Government invites bids to extend the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway from Cochrane about 70 miles toward James Bay. Estimated cost under 3 million dollars. The line would unlock rich northern agriculture, timber, and vast water power potentials, including 200000 horsepower at Tin Can Portage.
Colds are common and if neglected may become serious. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil relieves bronchial inflammation quickly and strengthens passages against future attack. It eases inflammation and stops coughing by soothing throat irritation. Try it and prove it.
A historical note explains early stockings began as bandages wrapped around feet. Describes light penetrating 3000 feet below the ocean level. Mentions the first real stove built by an Englishman in 1821.
Niagara Falls Ontario reader praises the Golden Medical Discovery for strength and vigor. A pressman notes fatigue from labor improves after starting the remedy and he endorses buying tablets or liquid from local drugstores or sending 10 cents for a trial.
Mrs Agnes Brunell of Pleasantville Nova Scotia recalls a four year ago illness described as pneumonia that left her bedridden for five weeks. She credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets with her recovery and regained strength.
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