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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
4
Renown the largest yacht in the world and carrier of the Prince of Wales will be docked for an extended period to renovate its armor. The work follows lessons from Jutland and aligns with Washington conference limits. Its sister Repulse already receives similar enhancements with heavier deck armor to counter high elevation gunfire.
The piece argues history shows reforms often breed new injustices and cites Russia’s czarist and post revolutionary eras. It discusses worker protests, Bolshevik influence, and how unions were subsumed by radicals. It then praises Italy's Fascist movement for ending socialist dominance, restoring order, and boosting national prosperity and influence.
An old advertisement touts Nerviline for neuralgia sciatica and rheumatism. It claims a warm glow spreads from the sore spot and soreness eases quickly, leaving the user forgetting the pain. Large 5s bottle sold everywhere.
An official report states Canada exported 15,680,000 pounds of sugar to Great Britain in November, valued at 1,134,756 dollars. The total Canadian sugar exports for the month reached 16,933,000 pounds worth 1,219,478 dollars.
A medical note extols nervous exhaustion caused by poor blood and warns against headache tablets. It advocates Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic restoring blood and easing headaches dizziness and related symptoms. Testimonial from Mark F Taylor of Granby Quebec credits the medicine with relief. Availability advertised at 50 cents per box or six boxes for 2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A countryman known for singing attended a dinner and was asked to perform though he had no music and was hoarse. He attempted to sing but broke down. An elderly guest advised him not to mind the breakdown and remarked the person who asked him to sing should be shot.
Canada’s exports to Great Britain totaled 361 million dollars in the year ending November 30, 1922 while exports to the United States reached 332 million. Britain was Canada’s best customer with a surplus of 28.7 million in favor of Britain. The United States led Britain as Canada’s top customer by 52.38 million.
Rev. Dr. Charles A. Eaton of New York praised the British Empire and urged Canada United States cooperation in hydro electric power. He said joint efforts could yield 2 000 000 to 5 000 000 horsepower for industrial and domestic use, creating wealth and a model for mankind.
Despite rumors the negotiations for a commercial agreement between Canada and Belgium are proceeding. There are good grounds for believing an agreement will shortly be concluded between the two countries.
A Windsor Magazine joke recalls a Chinese man writing to an insurer about his brother seriously ill. He says his brother is half dead and he wants half the money, mixing humor with the grim topic of life insurance.
In Taureg society around Tripoli, men follow women under local law, with descent traced through mothers and men wearing veils as part of their cultural practice.
An explainer on dental fillings details shaping and restoring tooth contours after decay. It notes thorough drying sterilization and precise sealing, emphasizes gum margin finishing to prevent irritation and pyorrhea, and warns against high or rough fillings risking tooth damage. The piece praises skilled restoration and contrasts good practice with bad ones.
New York sportsmen plan a flying boat voyage to reach the Arctic next summer. The craft would start near New York and, as the article notes, there is a broad inland waterway to James Bay with Moose Factory on James Bay cited as a reference point.
Mrs Misener of Branchton Ontario credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine with alleviating long standing pains. She describes chronic ailments since age fifteen, aggravated by wartime munitions work and heavy lifting, after years of ineffective treatment. She endorses the medicines and invites a free private text book from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Cobourg Ontario.
The article outlines how life expectancy and body size vary by race and region, noting elephants and whales as long lifespans compared to smaller animals. It cites English, Scottish, Scandinavian, Bulgarian, and Northern Chinese groups as among the longer lived, with average adult weights around 150 pounds, and contrasts with French, Italian, Spanish, Arab, Turkish, and Southern Chinese groups at 135 to 140 pounds. It also mentions Eskimo and Mongol groups as smaller in weight, and observes English and Scottish men live longer than Italians or Turks, while climate and diet influence life spans.
An advertisement claims Putnam's Painless Corn Exactor quickly removes corns and never fails when applied. It markets the product at 25 cents everywhere and urges against substitutes.
The exchange shows a tramp asking for money from a stout man, who rebukes him as a disgraceful act. The tramp defends his need by noting he just served six months for taking funds without asking.
Catarrhal conditions are influenced by constitutional health and require constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. It strengthens the patient and aids Nature in its work. Circulars free from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police start a winter patrol from Dawson toward Fort Yukon. Constable J W McCormick leaves to join Captain Wood and travel up the Porcupine River to Rampart House. There McCormick will swap guard with Corporal Pasley as Pasley and Wood push toward the Arctic via Herschel Island.
An old advertising note extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as essential in every home medicine chest. It claims the oil relieves rheumatic and sciatica pains and treats sore throats coughs burns scalds cuts bruises and sprains used for many thousands across the land.
The Ministry of Agriculture reports a French peasant family that has farmed the same land since 1023, dating to Robert the Pius era. Cheron plans to include all enduring soil attachments in a new merit agricole order list for farmers and their lineages.
The 1921 value of aluminum products in the United States reached 10,906,009 dollars. A proverb notes that one may trade reputation for money but cannot trade back.
Belgian glass shipments are arriving by steamship in vast quantities to Pacific coast ports, signaling a major influx of glassware and related products from Belgium. The movement reflects expanding trade routes and heightened demand in western markets.
Mrs Emily Pilbury of 830 Ninth Ave West Calgary Alberta testifies Tanlac cured her loss of appetite headaches and fatigue after two bottles now she sleeps better has more energy and can do housework with ease. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
Luther Burbank reaches a double anniversary in March when he turns 74 and completes 50 years of plant research. Northern California counties plan a golden jubilee in Santa Rosa to honor his lifetime contributions at the experimental gardens there.
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