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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
3
Mrs Margaret Bond of Riding Mountain Manitoba says years of stomach trouble rheumatic pains and nervousness vanished after taking Tanlac. She reports appetite return sleep improve weight gain of eleven pounds and renewed strength able to do housework with ease. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
Marshal Joffre left France for the Far East to deliver greetings to nations there. Henry M. Hyndman, English Socialist leader, dies in London at 79. A Hamburg fire kills 12 children. 30 injured. Japan names Baron Korekiyo Takahashi premier after Hara’s assassination. An assassination attempt on Russian Foreign Minister Chitcherin fails. About 3,000 arrests reported. Riverdale Rink fire in Toronto causes about 59,000 dollars damage. Prof. B L Bruce declines Manitoba Northern Manitoba commission post. 367 Canadian cattle reach Glasgow. best steers 11c per lb. Political prisoners from Spike Island reportedly escape Kilkenny jail via tunnel. 47 escape. In Punta Lara Santa Cruz a battle leaves 5 dead, 17 wounded. 176 prisoners taken.
The December Popular Mechanics Magazine features an emergency umbrella with a heavy oiled paper top that sheds water and a cheap wood handle. It promises to meet a sudden rain need at far less cost than ruining a wet wrinkled suit.
This advertisement urges keeping Nerviline at home to prevent stomach pains and cramps. It claims the product swiftly eases discomfort, notes a 35¢ price, and asserts it is sold everywhere. It emphasizes never being without Nerviline after first use.
In a kitchen dialogue, an aunt reassures a skeptical relative that the pie contains no harmful ingredients and that her recipe excludes such addons. The exchange highlights trust in traditional home cooking.
An ad promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle laxative for infants and young kids. Mrs Noble A Pry of Ecum Secum Nova Scotia reports quick relief for a constipated baby and praises the medicine as ideal for little ones. Sold by dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Advice for women to protect family health by eliminating pests like ants, bedbugs, carpet beetles, cockroaches, and fleas. Recommendations include sealing foods, locating nests, using kerosene or gasoline on nests or cracks, avoiding sulfur fumigation, beating and spraying fabric and carpets, scrubbing floors, drying and storing foods, and using caution with hazardous chemicals.
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil is praised as a versatile remedy with wide uses. It is described as a general pain killer believed to have proven its effectiveness through experience and repeated testing by users.
The Province lists La Societe Commerciale D'Albertville as the only cheese factory, twenty miles northeast of Prince Albert. 1918 output 13 573 pounds valued at 3 257 25 dollars. 1919 output 35 452 pounds valued at 11 527 dollars. 1920 output 28 267 pounds valued at 7 790 dollars. Establishment of new factories doubtful due to competition conditions.
A quotation from Pearson's Weekly recalls a man vowing death if rejected seventy nine years ago. The heartless girl refused him and the man died yesterday, a stark reminder to girls.
The exchange between an amateur golfer and his caddie offers a light, old time quip about the day the golfer finally completes the links in under a hundred strokes and the caddie mutters a grateful joke about a future shilling.
Major Mary Booth, daughter of General Bramwell Booth, returns from Canada and calls the Dominion a workers paradise. She notes modern conveniences in homes, telephones, electric washing machines, automatic mangles, widespread motor cars, and a large Toronto shop with an employee car garage.
An old advertising piece promotes Dr Hamiltons Pills as a kidney tonic that cleanses the system by stimulating kidneys bowels and liver. It claims rapid health gains and markets mandrake and butternut formula pills at 25 cents through local dealers or The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
Construction costs high but creameries in Saskatchewan expand sharply with a greater number of plants. Analysts estimate fewer milk cows than last year while total investment climbs to 2,175,000 dollars across the province.
A parenting note urges mothers to protect their children's health by treating intestinal worms. The advice emphasizes worms undermine well being and promotes the product Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a solution.
A famed violinist paid $50,000 for the Haddock Strad which fetched $56,000 in 19109. The instrument arrived from Brussels during the Waterloo era and had only been played in public twice over the subsequent 95 years.
Canadian National Railways announces special winter fares from Western Canada Winnipeg West to Eastern Canada for December 1, 1921 to January 15, 1922. Tickets valid for three months from issue date. Purchase through CN agents for details.
An 19th century advertisement touts Miller's Worm Powders as prompt relief from parasitic worms in children. It claims potent action that cleanses the stomach and bowels, lifts fever and biliousness, restores appetite, and calms sleeplessness in the youthful system.
The Meiji shrine construction used 110000 trees. Silk ribbons tied around cigars originated in Cuba.
Cobalt ranks among the rare minerals and is primarily employed to color glass and porcelain. Its vivid blue hues have long made it valuable in ceramic and glassmaking.
The article praises voile as a practical fabric for a small girl dress. It notes a tan voile frock with a square neckline outlined in brown grosgrain satin ribbon, ribbon trim along the front, side sashes, simulated cuffs on short sleeves, and an interesting ribbon trim on the skirt. Substituting brown voile bands for ribbon is suggested as an effective alternative.
Work underway in Grow's Nest Pass country as West Canadian Collieries erect a large townsite. Existing or contracted buildings total about 200000 dollars, including a forty room hotel an apartment block houses and stores.
Winnipeg plans indoor play centres in local schools to replace summer supervised play grounds. The Yarks board arranges these centres offering physical culture games folk dancing for girls and physical culture games boxing for boys.
An advertisement urges readers on the verge of a nervous breakdown to seek Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. It claims symptoms include nervous headaches dizziness sleep loss and loss of appetite and cites a testimonial from Mrs M Damgand of Young's Cove Road NB praising quick improvement after using the product. Price is 50 cents a box with mail order available from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
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