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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
6
New remedy Catarrhozone promises rapid relief of colds coughs and catarrh using pine resin antiseptic from pine woods. It claims quick action without stomach-doping and offers two months treatment guaranteed for $1.00 with a trial size available. sold by druggists and by mail from The Catarrhone Co Montreal.
The narrator visits the Cameron homestead to learn farming as Murray helps with stumping and threshing. The Camero ns, future sheep farmers, show a mix of rough bachelor life and practical skill as they expand stock, build a kitchen, and plan for a wife. Bush fires, rain, and winter chores test the settlers’ resolve and finances.
Mrs Mowbray and her daughter Jean arrive unannounced on a sweltering afternoon as I rake vegetable tops with the twins. Jim Cameron had warned of my energy and lack of leisure, while Mrs Aylwin and I begin acquainting with the petite visitor who carries on a lively, rapid talk.
A visitor recalls meeting Mrs. Mowbray and her daughter Jean as they share tea and chatter at the Aylwin home. Mrs. Mowbray praises the house and garden while Jean, calm and poised, becomes a gentle presence among the children. The afternoon deepens a budding friendship, though Jean remains softly independent,
Masanao Hanihara, Japan’s ambassador to the United States, told Philadelphia business leaders that Japan, facing a large population, is industrializing to trade manufactured goods for food. He cited raw silk as a major export to the United States and noted Japan supplies most of the raw material for American silk production. A separate science note states the sun will last about another billion years.
Central Canada Experimental Farm in Ottawa reports creating more than 2,000 apple varieties led by Melba and Lobo named after Thompson Seton’s wolf. Dominion horticulturist W. T. Macoun notes 40 years to perfect a species. many workers have 26+ years on staff. Savannah, Ga. touted as Atlantic coast’s largest fish and oyster distributing point.
The article notes arsenic in various vegetables and fruits including cabbage turnips potatoes wheat rice peas beans lettuce celery asparagus parsnips apples pears pineapples oranges and nuts. It cites Jadin and Astrue of the French Academy of Science and mentions Florence Nightingale born in Derbyshire England in 1820.
An exhortation to persevere against doubt through examples from Edison and youth. It urges girls and boys to reject the phrase I can’t and to start, tackle, and complete difficult tasks with effort and faith.
A plan to build a Sahara railway from the Mediterranean coast to Central Africa moves toward approval. The Paris Paris-Lions-Mediterranean route concession, long studied by France, aims to develop East African resources and connect territories with France.
A customer reports sending a dozen collars for cleaning and repairs with every buttonhole damaged. A scrub woman died after contact with a faulty ordinary electric light bulb on a wet floor.
Sydenham Ontario post card recounts Mrs Harvey Milligan praising Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving her health during pregnancy and urging other women to try the tonic. The letter notes the medicine helped her rest and regain strength, and offers to share the small booklet.
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