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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
3
The American relief administration received 25 000 tons of food from Trieste to Prague for Czechoslovaks. Britain and Italy are also shipping provisions. The effort is coordinated by the supreme food council under director Herbert C Hoover.
The ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for the stomach and whole body, claiming they strengthen digestion by improving blood. It cites a Midland Ontario testimonial from Mrs William Dale describing lasting indigestion relief after using the pills, available by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont for 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50.
Canadians travelling outside the United States should obtain passports, says the passport section of the department of external affairs. The British embassy in Washington also notes that passports are required for all Canadian citizens leaving the United States, regardless of destination.
The Echo de Paris reports disarmed German Zeppelins to be converted for civilian use as air freight ships linking New York and Hamburg.
The Rev Father Le mire, a Nord deputy, urged planting an avenue of trees along the entire front as a pilgrimage site for memorial visitors. He proposed government purchase of battlefields to create a forest from the North Sea to the Vosges. Albert Le brun supported cemeteries on heavy fighting sites and transforming battlefields into national monuments.
Sir Gordon Howard outlines the British stance that offenders must face suitable punishment without delay. He notes questions of who qualifies, charges, and methods require careful, discreet handling as peace talks proceed. Sub committees are gathering facts and addressing legal issues from a growing body of evidence.
Britain France and the United States have advanced ten million francs to Belgium. The sum will be deducted from Germanys first war indemnity instalment and may be raised by an inter allied bond issue or by a German loan with priority over others.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated by a constitutional remedy. It explains the role of the Eustachian tube and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 promise for uncured cases, noting circulars and price.
Italian minister of the navy orders warships in Istria Dalmatia and Albania to repress disorders of an anti Italian character. Ships must stay ready to land parties and prevent provocative acts on either side as tensions rise in the Adriatic region.
Amsterdam reports that Field Marshal von Hindenburg is forming four army corps to defend Germany's eastern frontier. Allied officers fear the move could alter German strength estimates used to size their occupation forces.
Under the armistice terms there are 50 more German submarines to surrender to the British navy. Currently 98 subs are in British ports, with thirty seven distributed to allied powers for technical examination.
An advertisement from Napanee Ontario promotes Egyptian liniment offered by Docgas and Company. It emphasizes quick curing and family use with dealers listed for purchase.
A telegram from Major General S. C. Mewburn to H. A. MacKie states Edmonton will be the demobilization centre for the territory from Red Deer to the provincial boundaries when the government's plan begins. Troops wishing discharge in districts including Battle River Edmonton East Edmonton West Strathcona and Victoria will be shipped to Edmonton for discharge.
Prince Rupert, B C reports 1918 customs receipts of 238 084 78 as port growth. Fisheries dominated business with halibut 15 206 700 pounds salmon 89 934 500 cod 2 218 900 herring 2 390 400 and flat fish 1 539 000. Building permits reached 106 301 with 35 400 spent on warehouse and wharf expansion along the waterfront.
Senor Crespi of the Italian delegation at the peace conference proposes a single financial front for the allies. The universal tax would fund interest on Germany’s unpaid debts and a sinking fund to cancel debts, with collective responsibility for wartime damages.
An old advertisement notes that Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day by stopping coughs and headaches. Each box bears E W Grove’s signature and costs 30 cents.
The department of external affairs advises Canadians to obtain passports from the passport section. The British embassy in Washington has issued a notice that passports are required for all Canadian citizens leaving the United States, with many delayed or turned back at ports for Cuba, the West Indies, or destinations in Central and South America.
Gen. Pau the renowned French soldier sails toward Ottawa arriving mid month after a Vancouver stop. The government will provide a special train to move the veteran across the continent as part of his mission to Australia and the Orient.
Finnish papers quote travellers reporting Kronstadt artillery bombarded Petrograd with many deaths as serious disorders spread in the Russian capital.
Letter from Sexsmith Alberta praises Dr Chase's Nerve Food and Kidney Liver Pills for nervous exhaustion and liver kidney issues. Stephen D Edwards reports improved sleep energy and weight gain after combined treatment. Prices listed and source Edmanson Bates Co Toronto. Do not accept substitutes.
Edmonton officials pressed for full government takeover of secondary education with funding for all high schools. Hon Geo. P. Smith said such control was a more advanced policy than any state had yet adopted and could not be undertaken now. He promised some financial aid to cities, especially for high schools and technical work.
Former prime minister addresses a mass meeting at Albert Hall urging a world-wide league to end war and defend sovereign states. He calls for disarmament, restraint on conscription, and potential controls on munition manufacture and transport as safeguards. He notes the Paris conference accepted the idea in principle and argues social unrest makes the league essential.
Manitoba records show 3785 men dead presumed dead or missing from the great war with 189 officers among them. About 241 are believed to have died in uniform and over sixty returned men have died of influenza in service.
Dr J D Kellogge claims his Asthma Remedy offers countless cures and relief for severe cases. The advertisement urges readers that asthma suffering is needless with this easily secured remedy.
London reports the air services casualties for the war total 16,673. Of these, 6,166 were killed, 7,345 were wounded, and the remainder were missing or known to be prisoners.
A publisher from the Maritime Provinces endorses Minard's Liniment as a timeless, unfailing household remedy that has outlived many competitors and imitators. The letter extols its enduring effectiveness and trust within the family.
Public health records show 1138 influenza deaths in Winnipeg by January 1919, including 179 deaths from pneumonia during the epidemic period.
A Toronto News correspondent asks what finally became of Harry Thaw, signaling lingering doubt as the war concludes.
The article notes Calgary may become a hub for studios producing Canadianstory picturizations read by hundreds of thousands in the U S and abroad. It cites the city's scenery within a short radius and abundant sunshine as advantages for filmmakers and camera work.
Thousands of mothers testify to the virtue of Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, citing proven usefulness and trusted results from everyday experience.
A U S correspondent says Italy and Greece have reached an accord outside formal talks. Italy would hand over the Dodecanese Islands to Greece, honoring nationality, while Greece would internationalize the Straits of Corfu and back Italy on Avlona. Italy would support Greek claims in Epirus and Greece may accept trusteeship considerations in Albania.
An old style advertisement urges readers to try Sloan's Pain Relief Liniment for stiff joints sore muscles sciatica rheumatic twinges and lame backs. It promises quick soothing relief with no skin staining mess or time wasted and notes a large bottle offers economy with availability at druggists and made in Canada.
Dominion Express money orders go on sale in five thousand offices across Canada. The campaign promotes universal availability and convenience for customers nationwide.
Following a meeting with a special committee appointed by the Great War Veterans' association, the executive of the Vancouver employers' association recommended to its members that alien enemies, if any are employed, be forthwith discharged and such positions be filled preferably by returned soldiers.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a cure for bronchitis and weak throats. It describes a pine scented medicated inhaler that strengthens the voice, soothes coughing, and prevents hoarseness, with sizes and prices listed and Kingston Canada as the company location.
Department figures show British Columbia timber revenue for December at a record $384,000, far above November’s $282,000. The current fiscal year is forecast at about $2,000,000, with the minister of lands hopeful to surpass this by at least $500,000.
The product claims to destroy worms without harming the child and to allow passage of crushed worms through the bowels with waste. It asserts thorough cleansing of stomach and bowels and a lasting absence of worm revival.
A brisk scene in the Boston area shows money tightening its grip as buyers and sellers face higher prices and cautious spending. Vendors report slower trade while households weigh essentials against costs.
A reflective line suggests social pressure to maintain appearances may hinder some individuals, highlighting the subtle costs of status and presentation in everyday life.
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