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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
2
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a new inhaled remedy for bronchitis and catarrh. The balsamic vapor supposedly reaches the source of trouble, relieves coughing, soothes irritation, and claims rapid relief with two months of treatment costing a dollar for the large or fifty cents for smaller sizes.
A man named Mr. Smith imposes lavish food demands on a household, raises the board price, and urges all to share the delicacies. He befriends the Blaisdells and learns about their circle, from college clubs to finishing schools, while visiting Maggie's home and overhearing Mrs. Jane express exasperation.
Mrs. Tena A. Smith of Country Harbor Cross Roads N 5 writes about relief from headaches. The note outlines her personal experience using an unnamed remedy and invites readers to share their own results.
Letters from readers in Ontario and Windsor praise Dr. Pierce remedies. Mrs Catherine Dempsey of Bridge St recounts her son Gerald’s recovery after a severe attack with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Mrs Eben Harding of Erie St extols Pleasant Pellets and Favorite Prescription benefiting weak lungs and expectancy. Free advice available from Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo NY. branch lab in Bridgeburg, Ont.
The largest cottontail deer ever taken in the Kootenay country was shot by Dick Peterson on his Creston area ranch about seven miles away. The dressed carcass weighed 384 pounds, and the mounted length from rump to nose measured ten feet.
An essay argues against war and for domestic effort in peace, linking nourishment to dental health. It warns that neglecting teeth hampers chewing and nutrition, claiming robust teeth are vital for extracting vitamins from food and sustaining physical and mental development.
In the first nineteen days of October, forty five people, mostly foreigners, were convicted in this state for killing song birds and insect eating birds. They were fined 1400 dollars. The Utica Observer says such actions harm fruit, grain and vegetables and calls for sharp, severe prosecutions.
An elderly Scotchwoman in London chose a taxi to visit Braemar, Scotland instead of traveling by train. The ride reportedly covered zero miles yet yielded a substantial fare plus a $50 tip to the driver.
The throne of Queen Hatasu, said to be the oldest furniture, rests in the British Museum. It dates to the Nile Valley era about 1600 BC, around twenty nine years before Moses. Hand bombs were employed in warfare as early as the fifteenth century.
Smiths Falls Ontario woman recounts suffering from organ sinking and neuralgia who found relief after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Sponsor promotes the product as a versatile standard remedy for female ills and invites advice inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
An old advertisement promotes Danderine at 35 cents claiming one application eliminates dandruff and prevents hair loss. It asserts hair regrowth with revived vigor color and fullness after use.
A compact motto claims education serves as an apprenticeship guiding us toward learning. It presents a view of schooling as training in habits and judgment rather than mere fact accumulation.
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