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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 30, 1920

Page

2

Dorkin Faces Threats as Plot to Seize Animals Idiom Rises

Dalton and followers plot to wreck the Preserve and seize Dorkin's animals for a thousand dollars. Willow the Wisp, Edna Marsh, and Dayton appear at the cabin as Dorkin ponders forgiveness and a reborn life among his wild world.

Dalton Dorkin Farney Willow the Wisp Cap Frenchy LaPeer Gregg Willer Hern Darbo Abe Dalton White Hawk Willow Danny Farney Corkin Danny Pa Washburn Edna Marsh Dayton Timberly Timberley Fox Pete

Beavers Find New Home in Hardwoods Preserve

Dorkin surveys a young beaver colony on a flood boosted site he created near the preserve boundary. Willow Fanney and Larry the setter share a moment as Dorkin smiles at the dam he built while ducks drift in for feeds and a looming otter threat prompts talk of keeping killers at bay.

Dorkin Willow Fanney Larry Willow Duck Lake

Are Your Bowels Stagnant and Indigestion

Public health advertisement praising Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut as a remedy for constipation and indigestion. Claims relief overnight, cleanses the system, purifies blood, and restores complexion. Promotes daily use at 25 cents per box.

Hamilton DR. Hamilton

Salt Field Found At Fort McMurray Northern Alberta

Drillers under the Alberta Government report a large high grade salt field at Fort McMurray. A well reaching thirty feet into salt at six hundred fifty feet depth confirms geologists’ view of an extensive deposit. Mechanical problems paused work. another well may be needed to fully gauge the discovery.

Alberta Fort McMurray

Priceless Beecher Relics Lost in Brooklyn Fire

Manuscripts and relics collected by Henry Ward Beecher were destroyed in a blaze that consumed the Sunday school building beside Plymouth Church in Brooklyn. Beecher’s sermons in his own handwriting were among the losses, as firemen saved the main 1849 church edifice, breaking ten memorial stained glass windows in the effort.

Beecher Henry Ward Beecher Plymouth Church Brooklyn

Knox Announces Peace Resolution To Secure Germany Truce

Senator Knox of Pennsylvania plans to introduce a peace resolution to secure peace with Germany as soon as Congress convenes. Action this short session depends on Republican majority views and President elect Harding.

Germany Knox Pennsylvania Congress Harding

Germans Deliver Coal Across Occupied Regions

The reparations commission reports October coal deliveries by Germany totaling 2,186,968 tons. France received 1,520,334 tons, Italy 272,864, Belgium 263,770, and Luxembourg 128,000.

France Italy Belgium Luxembourg

Palestine Military Expenditure Reveals Lower Than Expected

Winston Spencer Churchill announcing in the House of Commons that current year military costs in Palestine total £900,000, a figure markedly below earlier projections. This report notes the surprise at the reduced outlay and its implications for regional defense funding and policy.

Winston Spencer Churchill House of Commons Palestine

Greeks Adorned Bronzes With Gold Silver Inlays

The ancient Greeks often decorated bronze artifacts with inlays of gold silver and precious stones, enhancing their beauty and value in ceremonial and daily items.

Fox Farming Gains Through Veterinary Research

Dr Torrance, Veterinary Director General, notes disease protection as the main hurdle in fox farming. On Prince Edward Island farms the typical litter is one and a half, vs two for free mothers, while some ranchers reach three to four young per pair through care. Research under Torrance, with two experts, six fox pairs, and a small laboratory, aims to generalize this success.

Torrance Agricultural Gazette of Canada Prince Edward Island

State Board Plans Early Next Month Bank Examination

The state board of auditors decided to examine the State Bank of North Dakota early next month. The board acts under a law adopted in the November election and effective December 2.

Bismarck N.D State Board of Auditors State Bank of North Dakota

Re Opening of U S Industries Signals Steady Improvement

Re opening of factories closed during the recent industrial readjustment is seen in New York business circles as a sign of gradual improvement. Plants reopen with lower wage schedules or shorter working hours in many cases.

United States New York

The Luxury Tax Regulation Outlook

Experts foresee few major changes to luxury tax rules with minor alterations possible. Departmental study focuses on the collection system, which is deemed justified by results. The tax currently yields about $750,000 monthly.

Canadian Farmers Embrace Bookkeeping System

Canadian agriculturists now use a formal bookkeeping approach to track farm profits and losses. The Commission of Conservation has supplied 20,000 account books to aid in maintaining farm records.

Comession of Conservation

Obelisk Unveiled Near Paris Marking WWI Halt

In Louvres on the road to Paris an obelisk about 12 feet high topped by a French soldier marks the spot where on September 7 1914 the advance guard of Von Kluck’s armies was halted just under 15 miles from Paris.

Louvres Paris von Kluck

Cascarets advertise relief for liver and bowels

The ad promotes Cascarets claiming they work while you sleep to relieve tangled symptoms like bilious feeling, constipation, headaches, and nervousness. It asserts a morning return to clarity with no griping and appeals to children, listing prices of 10, 25, and 50 cents.

Cascarets

Danderine Promises Hair Revival At Drug Counter

An advertising copy urges readers to buy a 35 cent bottle of Danderine at drug or toilet counters to refresh the scalp, curb dandruff and falling hair, and restore life color brightness and fullness to hair. It claims the tonic will revive lifeless thin or fading hair.

California Syrup of Figs Safe Pediatric Laxative

A child friendly laxative product advertises California syrup of figs as a gentle remedy for stomach liver and bowels. The label promises a fruity taste and full directions on every bottle.

California

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