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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

8

Is the League Dead in American Politics Today

A commentary argues that U S opposition to the League of Nations does not end its global role. It asserts the League defends all nations, remains relevant despite U S politics, and will adapt rather than vanish, as world order and peace depend on international cooperation beyond isolationist impulses.

Republican United States League of Nation Wilson Big Republic League Boran Idaho League of Nations Congress George Washington Europe Bayer

Pape's Diapepsin for Indigestion Relief

Indigestion relief claimed for Pape's Diapepsin solves gas sour stomach and fermentation distress. Advertises immediate stomach relief allowing eating favorite foods again. Large 60 cent case sold at drug stores with milder pleasant formula. Largest selling stomach corrector.

Anpair

Beggar Woman Hoards Thousands in Lyons Lodgings

In Lyons France an eighty year old beggar woman accumulated a bank account amounting to several thousand pounds along with railway shares treasury bonds and cash in her lodgings. Sanitary officials uncovered the hoard after being summoned by the neighborhood for public health concerns.

Lyons France Treasury

Favorite Prescription Endorsed By Ontario Reader

In a testimonial from London Ontario a woman praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for relief from female ailments and during pregnancy and motherhood. She notes personal use over years and recommends it to friends for weakness and stiffness.

London Ont

Golden Medical Discovery Saved My Life Says Woman

A Canadian woman from St Catharines credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription with restoring her health after extreme emaciation. She recalls a miserable period, cites weight gain, and urges other women to trust the remedies, noting they contain no alcohol or narcotics.

St Catharines Ont Dr. Pierce Beach

Siberian Alfalfa in Peace River Country

N. E. Hansen of Brooklea South Dakota returns from a Peace River exploration noting Siberian alfalfa that can be sown with grains for a profitable next year and Siberian sheep hardy to northern winters. He argues Alberta topography suits diversified farming and soon trials may help northern farmers. Holloway's Corn Remover is advertised as fast relief.

N. E. Hansen Brooklea South Dakota Peace River Siberia Mr. Hansen Mgr. Hansen Alberta

Quote on riches and happiness advantage over poverty

A succinct proverb notes that wealth does not guarantee happiness yet offers an edge by not preventing poverty, illustrating irony in financial fortunes.

Vanished German Long Range Guns Mystery Deepens

An allied disarmament commission seeks answers about Germany's 1918 long range guns that stunned Paris by a 73 mile shot. No traces of the guns or construction drawings have been found. officials fear the weapons were blown up and blueprints hidden beyond discovery.

Paris Qulittoniie Interallied Commission For Germany Thas

Education and Wealth in Public Mind at Dartmouth

President Hopkins of Dartmouth College argues that rising wealth from industrial production depends on education. He predicts that teaching will regain prestige and shed temporary handicaps as intellectual capacity grows.

Hopkins Dartmouth College

Fall Weather Affects Children And Baby Own Tablets

Canadian fall weather is unstable causing colds cramps and stomach upset in babies. The ad promotes Baby Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario as a remedy to sweeten the stomach regulate bowels and help babies thrive. 25 cents a box by dealer or mail.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Calgary Auto Club Backs Heavy Drunk Driving Penalties

The 900 members of Calgary's Auto Club have unanimously endorsed a $500 fine for drunken drivers, car impoundment, and license suspension. A worm exterminator called Mother Grave's Worm Exterminator is advertised as a pleasant remedy for children.

Calgary Auto Club Mother Grave

Manitoba Drainage Drives Land Into Cultivation

Since the inauguration of drainage schemes in Manitoba about 3,200,000 acres have been brought under cultivation. Fifty miles of dredge channels were built this year at a cost of 140,000 dollars. Thirty miles in Sparling district and 20 miles in Morris municipality drain flood waters and marshes, enabling waste land to be cultivated. in Sparling district 72 sections opened for cultivation, reducing spring flood risk.

Manitoba Sparling Morris Municipality

Miller's Worm Powders A Spring Health Panacea

Miller's Worm Powders claim swift worm destruction and complete relief. The product is pitched as a child friendly medicine that strengthens digestion and restores health, preventing growth slowdown and constitutional weakness.

Ontario Lands and Forests Revenue Up by Three Quarters of a Million

The Department of Lands and Forests in Ontario expects revenue this year to exceed last year by 750000 dollars. Last year's revenue stood at 1992000 dollars, setting the new total above that benchmark.

Department of Lands and Forests Ontario

Strange London leases endure until duke death

A London correspondent notes odd leases where ground rent is fourpence a year paid to the Duchy of Cornwall with two pence postage and two pence acknowledgment. He cites a northern case of leases lasting until the death of the Duke of Connaught, with no other end date attached.

London Duchy of Cornwall Duchy Duke of Connaught

Lightning favors loamy soil in strike studies

Investigations show lightning hits loamy soil most often, followed by sandy soil, clay, and chalk. Loamy soil is struck twenty two times as often as chalk, with loamy leading the sequence in frequency.

Suffering of Young Women in Toronto Reveals Pinkham Remedy

A Toronto nurse, Jean Kent, describes years of left side pain and cramps, says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her suffering and restored health. She urges others to seek treatment and offers to write for confidential guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Toronto Lydia E. Pinkham Jean Kent Bramford Ave Ont Miss Kent

Alberta Cattle Population and Slaughter Pace

Official figures show Alberta hosts about 1.1 million cattle with a large dairy component. Roughly 200,000 head are sold each year for slaughter or shipment, highlighting a strong cattle market and moving supply.

Alberta

Serbian Law Holds Husband Liable for Sisters

In Serbia, the husband bears responsibility not only for his wife but also for his unmarried sisters, extending the scope of marital duty beyond the spouse.

Serbia

Opposition Shapes Success Of Notable Men

The remark credits achievement to the challenges and opponents faced by successful men, suggesting that adversity drives progress and endurance. It frames obstacles as catalysts that refine talent, discipline, and resolve in pursuit of goals.

Paper covers fields to curb weeds in Hawaii sugar

A Hawaii study shows laying paper over sugar fields suppresses weeds. The paper allows sugar cane shoots to break through easily, providing a simple weed control method for plantations.

Hawaii

Thirteen Is Unlucky at Dinner for Twelve

A witty note on dinner etiquette suggests thirteen guests at a table for twelve brings bad luck. It plays on superstition about the extra seat creating an imbalance at meals.

Curfew Plebiscite Planned for Calgary Elections

A proposed curfew requiring children under 1 years to be off streets by 10 pm unless with a parent or guardian will be decided by a plebiscite at Calgary's December municipal election.

Calgary

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