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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

3

Tanlac sales soar in New York says druggist

George Evans, manager of the Gibson Snow Company with Albany Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse branches, reports Tanlac selling at about 500000 bottles yearly in trade territories and projects New York state demand above 756000 bottles annually if trends continue. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists nationwide.

New York George 4. Evans Gibson Snow Company Albany Buffalo Roches Ter Syracuse Evans Tanlac

World Happenings Briefly Told

A raid of 1 626 000 pounds of Osh landed at Boston the largest in years. The Prussian ministry resigned after failed attempts to reconstruct the cabinet under Premier Stagwald. Fire destroyed the Kabukiza Theatre auditorium in Tokio. The rose valued at 1 500 000 dollars. Torrential rains in Western Guatemala caused property damage and floods with 18 dead. Joseph Simonetti found dead head down in a wine vat in Los Angeles. A three generation family died near Roy Tacoma when a Great Northern train hit an automobile. Reuters notes Australian strikes cost 1 250 000 pounds in wages. The Empress of Russia reached Vancouver ending voyage from the Far East with 200 saloon 75 second class and many steerage passengers. Soviet money issued totals 5 750 000 000 000 roubles. 750 015 000 000 roubles in new notes for the National Bank opening. Nicholas Shafer killed by a falling tree near Kamloop born Woodbridge Ont 73 years ago. Frozen Chinese ore shipments thawed after 40 hours revealing 36 900 harmful wildlife eyes found by health authorities in biscuit making. About 275 to 300 union miners at Mine No 26 Floodwood Athens Ole went on strike against an injunction by Judge Anderson in Federal Court at Indianapolis.

New York Coal Company Floodwood Athens Olio Anderson Indianapoll

Airplane Crash Injures Passengers Near Pachuca

A commercial flight between Mexico City and Tampico crashed against a mountainside near Pachuca injuring two passengers and the pilot. The machine was completely wrecked and the passengers blamed the aircrafts small engine power to clear the sudden mountain peak.

Mexico City Tampico Pachuca

California Fig Syrup Advertisement Routine

An old printed advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to cleanse a child's bowels and liver when constipated and sick. It markets the product as a tasty, reliable remedy, claiming rapid relief and urging readers to buy the genuine bottle with proper labeling to avoid imitations.

California

Man survives nine days buried vows to avoid breakfast food

A Hamilton man, rescued after nine days buried following a harmow, vows never to eat breakfast foods again. The Vancouver Province notes claims about asthma remedies including Dr J D Kellor Asthma Remedy, praising its consistent quality and urging readers not to suffer another attack.

Hamilton Vancouver J. D. Kellor

Proposals and Legal Mentions in A Delicate Way

Kenneth talks about his football team member Barker as a future best man a girl responds with a loving remark. A Belgian law bans matches with phosphorus while New York City Hoax borough grows to rival Baltimore in population.

Kenneth Young Barker New York City Baltimore

Noted Explorer William Spiers Bruce Dies

Explorer and author William Spiers Bruce is dead. Born August 1, 1867, he studied at the University of Edinburgh and taught geography at Heriot Watt College. He served as naturalist for the Scottish Antarctic expedition of 1892 and joined the Jackson-Harmsworth and Monaco expeditions, spending years in the Arctic.

Willam Spiers Bruce Mr. Bruce University of Edinburgh Heriot Watt College Arctic Prince of Monaco

Nerviline Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Aches

An advertisement touts Nerviline as a simple remedy for stomach risings gas heartburn and sourness. It claims rapid relief from cramps and spasms and suggests keeping a bottle on hand for internal or external use with a dosage of ten to twenty drops in sweetened water.

Dominion surveyors report vast Mackenzie River discoveries

In the far northern Mackenzie River basin Dominion engineers describe lakes unseen before and inland areas previously untouched by white settlers. They note a large waterfall on Beaver River and dramatic, newly mapped reaches, while a portable wireless set keeps them connected to world events as they work.

Mackenzie River Japan Cuba Philippines Annapolis Dominion Land Fred V. Seibert DLS Ottawa Arctic Dominion Beaver River

Sentenced to Death No Appeal Possible

An advertisement promotes Putnam's Corn Extractor claiming it permanently removes corns, with a bold claim that the product guarantees relief and warns against substitutes, priced at 25 cents.

Putnam's

Manitoba Beekeepers Move toward Unified Marketing

A drive to organize Manitoba beekeepers for efficient honey marketing and supply purchases gains momentum. Over 700 members have been listed with many more expected unlisted, as Beausejour Ladywood and Brokenhead communities rely on beekeeping. This year the colonies produced over 25 tons of honey.

Manitoba Beausejour Ladywood Brokenhead Setlements

Baby's Own Tablets Proved Essential for Toddlers

Mrs Noble A Pye of Ecum Secum Nova Scotia writes that Dabys Own Tablets are of great benefit for children and she would not be without them. The tablets regulate bowels stomach relieve constipation indigestion and colds and fever. Available from medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

Noble A. Pye Ecum Secum N.S Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville, Ont

Leavers and Kara kul lambs join Alberta ranches

Leavers and Kara kul lambs will be raised on Wabamam Alberta ranches. G H Patrick lists over 1000 Kara kul on his Calgary area ranch. Bokhara sheep thrive nearby. Miller’s Worm Powders are advertised as child friendly and effective against worm troubles, boosting digestion and growth.

W. CC. Dunn Wabamam Alberta G. H. Patrick Calgary

Knicker Suit In Brown Tweed For Outdoor Sports

A practical outdoor outfit features a brown tweed knicker suit with an orange pin line. The coat shows four large patch pockets and leather buttons, a leather belt buckle, and an orange felt hat trimmed with brown ribbon. Brown wool stockings echo orange accents.

Halins Catarrh Medicine Claim Card

The advertisement states MVALINS CATARRH MEDICINE will treat catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. It is a liquid taken internally and works through the blood to mucous surfaces, reducing inflammation and aiding natural balance. Circulars free from F J Cheacy & Co Toledo Ohio.

F. J. Cheacy & Co Toledo Ohio

Fort St. John Sees Young Hero Rescue From Fire

In Fort St. John on the Peace River, six month old Rex and three and a half year old Collins were left in a cabin that caught fire. Robbie Collins climbed into the bunk, carried baby Rex through flames to safety, while the cabin burned around them, earning local hero status.

North Country Fort St. John Peace River St. John Collins’s Rex Baby Collins Babs Rex Robbie Collins Bobbie Collins

Canadian cruiser completes standardization test at sea

The Canadian cruiser, largest of 63 steel cargo steamships built by the Canadian Government at Halifax Shipyard Limited for the merchant marine, achieved 12.8 knots in a standardization test. Displacement 16.50 tons, cost $2,053,000. Claimed as Canada’s largest ocean vessel and first to be standardized.

Halifax Shipyard, Limited Merchant Marine Service Canada

Birds Caught With Pole and Line on St Kilda

On St Kilda in the Outer Hebrides a hunter uses a nine or ten foot pole and a noose tied with horsehair and quills to catch puffins. The method allows him to snare birds from close range without startling the flock as he works along the ground.

St. Kilda Hebrides Scotland St Kilda Nv Solitar Minard

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for female ills

Mrs Ewity Bescroft of Hamilton Ontario reports years of back pain irregularity and bedridden days improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites forty years of testimonials and invites readers to write for advice at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.

Hamilton, Ont Lydia E. Pinkham Hamilton Spectator Ewity Bescroft Victoria Ave. N Hamilton Ontario

Diamond Jubilee of British Post Office Savings Bank

The article recalls the bank’s 69 year history from its opening by 26 clerks to its Diamond Jubilee. It notes 435 people deposited 4500 on day one and records 12.5 million ordinary depositors with a large stock of store and a staff over 5,006 last year.

British Post Office Savings Bank

Chartered Thirty Ships to Carry Grain and Lumber

The Vancouver Merchants' Exchange chartered thirty deep sea ships to haul lumber or grain from Pacific Coast ports. Nine vessels were chartered for lumber, one for mixed grain and lumber, and the rest for grain. The fleet includes seven Japanese steamers, nine British, three American, with the remainder Spanish French Dutch Norwegian and Swedish corporate ships.

Vancouver

Cascarets Tonight For Liver and Bowels

A vintage advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets to cure bilious feelings headachy and constipated. It promises a thorough cleansing of sour food and foul passes from the stomach and liver with a 10 cent box and a morning straighten out.

New Milk Powder Plant Opens in Chilliwack

A new milk powder plant at Chilliwack has been completed and operations commenced. The facility will have a daily capacity of three thousand pounds.

Chilliwack

Proletariat Phrase in Newspapers Cited by Cowboys

The remark compares the term proletariat to a tool the cowboys use to catch wild horses, highlighting a misunderstood or misapplied metaphor. The exchange suggests confusion over political vocabulary and rural usage.

Mike

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