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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
6
Mrs Ardiel credits Tanlac with ending three years of stomach trouble and restoring her sleep and nerves. She reports rapid improvement after starting Tanlac and says she now feels like a different person. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
The article argues that voters across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta support total liquor prohibition and import ban. It criticizes public indifference to violations, urges citizen cooperation with authorities, and warns that law enforcement relies on a strong public conscience to sustain prohibitory measures.
Major Orde Lees, a British balloonist and polar explorer, claims to be the first European to reach Fuji yama’s summit in winter. Aide H C Irish of London joined him, completing the ascent in 48 hours amid icy final ascent. Lees is linked to the Shackleton Antarctic expedition and both men are part of the British air mission to Japan.
The Bureau of Statistics reports 422 cancer deaths in Canada excluding Quebec in September 1921, equaling one cancer death per thirteen deaths from all causes. The prior year September 1920 saw 385 cancer deaths, or one in fifteen from all causes.
A saying notes that romantic communication changes after marriage, contrasting with early courtship where a girl in love struggles to voice her thoughts but becomes more open with lifelong companionship.
Encourage spending within the community to boost local merchants and sustain town economies. Patronize nearby stores, markets, and services to strengthen jobs and neighborhood vitality.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics preliminary estimate shows Canada field crops value at 955,949,080 in 1972 with Quebec at 219,154,006 after revision. Losses half a billion dollars since 1919 imply serious farmer income decline and potential loan carryovers into next harvest, reports Montreal Gazette.
An advert targets young ladies with pimples and blotches claiming Dr Hamilton's Pills improve complexion and health. It promises rosy cheeks and renewed vigor, selling 25c pills through The Catarrhozone Co Montreal via Dr Drake and Butternut.
A trial shipment of two hundred tons of frozen fish left Vancouver for New York as Canadian packers push a profitable Atlantic market via the Panama Canal. If the cargo arrives in good order, a large future shipment is likely.
An old time advertisement touts Nerviline chest liniment as quick relief for chest tightness coughs colds and soreness. It claims rapid pain relief and broad usefulness for the family with Nerviline sold in large bottles for five cents at dealers.
Official returns show British Columbia logged 1,650,759,388 feet in the first eleven months of 1921. Heavy production occurred in June July and August with 1,283,734,106 feet scaled on the coast and 367,025,282 feet inland.
Mrs. Jesse Petersen of Route 1 Jasper Minnesota reports relief from stomach and back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She could resume all chores and urges others with displacements backache nervousness or menopause symptoms to try the remedy.
Zam-Buk, a vegetable antiseptic healer, is promoted as superior to mineral salves, claiming faster relief, skin regeneration, and broad use from cuts to eczema. Endorsed by Dr Andrew Wilson and other medical professionals. sold at 50c each or 3 for $1.25 through dealers.
Inland shipments from British Columbia in 1921 totaled 164 million feet. Major destinations included China and Japan with 938 million feet, Australia and New Zealand 27 million, the United States 13.5 million, the United Kingdom 9 million, and other locations 21.506 million. Additionally 700 thousand bundles of shingles went to U S Atlantic ports and 24.6 thousand tons of box shocks were sent to Australia and Singapore.
A mother’s fragile infant in stuffy rooms risks colds and upset digestion during winter. The article advises keeping Baby's Own Tablets to regulate stomach and bowels and break up colds, marketed by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 25 cents a box.
About 3 000 pounds of tree seeds selected by the Dominion Forestry Branch have been shipped to the forestry commission of Great Britain. The shipment includes 1 500 pounds of Douglas Fir seed and 1 500 pounds of Sitka Spruce seed. The seed is to be used in a large replanting scheme underway in the British Isles.
Diamond Dyes offer simple directions for dyeing worn dresses waists coats and even draperies. The product promises not to spot fade streak or run and guides buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics.
Manitoba 1921 crop figures released by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics show wheat at 39,053,980 bushels on 2,226,376 acres, barley 19,681,645 bushels on 1,043,144 acres, flax 644,675 bushels on 61,689 acres, spring rye 1,936,383 bushels on 157,099 acres, fall rye 1,578,285 bushels on 100,784 acres, and potatoes 38,091 acres yielding 5,858,212 bushels.
A frustrated woman remembers her long effort making a silk soft pillow for someone who now lies down on it. Her emotions rise as she laments the waste of her labor. The passage ends with an ad urging Minard's Liniment for the flu.
An instructional note outlines rapid yeast bread alternatives for emergencies. It details biscuit and muffin methods using common ingredients like flour, baking powder, salt, milk, and butter. Clear proportions, mixing steps, shaping, and baking times are given for fast, weeknight friendly results.
The skull found in Central Montana by the Smithson Institute may belong to the great ape lineage that includes humans and monkeys, suggesting an ancestral specimen. The institute notes the animal was not a monkey, and no monkeys are known to have lived in what is now the United States.
Proposal to extend Manitoba Power Line from Portage to Brandon estimated at 1 200 000 to bring electric light and power to a well settled Central Manitoba farm community. The note appears in a fragment of a Louisville Courier Journal page with unrelated advertising text about Hollowasr's Corn Remover and a floorwatcher remark.
A testimonial endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's health. Mrs Lily Stoddart recalls severe dropsy during her first pregnancy easing after two bottles. She credits the remedy with restoring health and recommends trial packages by mail from Bridgeburg Ontario.
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