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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
6
An ad touts Catarrhozone as a natural pine essence remedy from the Blue Gum tree in Australia. It promises fast action to stop colds and coughs, urges avoiding stomach-doping cough syrups, and offers a two months treatment for $1.00, 50 cents trial, sold by druggists or mailed from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
In Spruce Creek a Baptist like project gathers pace as Mr Bonar proposes a church funded by Home Mission support and local labor. Murray leads a volunteer effort using timber, stone, and donated skills while Mrs Wilson forms a Ladies' Aid Society and Gwen Severn crafts an embroidered altar cloth table runner for the new prayer space.
A reflective piece extols thankfulness across nature and human life, citing birds, flowers, sun, rain, wind, and biblical quotes. It urges people to express appreciation, shares parables of a leper and a hyacinth bulb, and notes how a grateful heart improves home, school, and social life.
A Royal Institution Museum display in London features Faraday’s induction ring and hand pump used in gas experiments. It also showcases Davy’s lamp and the famous mine safety device. The collection notes Rumford’s fire grate as a pioneering invention.
Britain embraces radio expansion as the British Broadcasting Company builds a Plymouth relay station and links London Birmingham Manchester Glasgow Edinburgh Aberdeen Cardiff and Bournemouth. The network promises transatlantic and world-wide concert access, enabling listeners to hear New York Vienna Rome Berlin Paris Moscow in a single night. A five tube set carried New York messages to London Manchester and other cities, with revelers singing on New Year’s Eve.
F. C. O'Hara deputy minister of trade and commerce told the Young Men's Canadian Club in Montreal that university trained men suit the role of Canadian Trade Commissioner abroad better than ordinary businessmen due to broader adaptable training and wider field of study.
An elm tree is believed to have a lifespan of about 600 years and is noted to be in its prime at the age of 150.
Sir Henry Lucy recounts an old admiral famed for contradicting anyone he spoke with. The admiral even faced the Queen at a royal reception. When Her Majesty remarked that he contradicts everyone who prays to him, the admiral replied that she was misinformed and that he does nothing of the sort.
Engineers building a vehicular tunnel under the Trudson River heard a radio concert broadcast from Pittsburgh via a Westinghouse station 90 feet below the riverbed. The Musicians' program drifted across the tide as work continued on the New York Newark tunnel project.
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