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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 15, 1923

Page

5

Angl o American ties praised at New York dinner

British ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes and officials praised cordial Anglo American relations at the Canadian Society of New York annual dinner. They urged continued friendship and cooperation, noting Canada as the keystone of the English speaking world and stressing a global mission for peace and prosperity.

Great Britain United States Canada Sir Auckland Geddes Washington Canadian Society of New York Sir Auckland British Commonwealth England Sir George Foster Sir George Bainbridge Colby Wilson Dominions

California Fig Syrup Advertises Child Health Remedy

A vintage ad urges mothers to give a teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup to their constipated or feverish children. It promises quick cleansing of bowels without griping, notes fruity taste, and directs asking for the genuine product with printed directions for all ages.

California

Periscope Aids Double Deck Tram Conductors And Passengers

A new periscope for double decked tram cars lets conductors view the top deck without climbing stairs and helps passengers see vacant seats on the upper deck from below. The invention aims to improve comfort for public servants and riders alike.

Mrs Anderson Tells Women About Vegetable Compound

Letters from Mrs Anderson of Leslie Saskatchewan and Mrs Herbert Kelsey of Copenhagen New York describe relief from distressing premenstrual and back pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Both women report improved strength and ability to perform housework and chores, urging others to try the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Leslie A. Anderson Copenhagen N. Y Lydia Pinkham Mia Herbert Kelsey

Forgiving Debtors and Britain’s Burdened Economy

The passage argues Britain should not cancel debts to various nations while funding European loans. It claims the policy would ruin Britain by draining funds, worsen unemployment, and collapse industry. The author cites massive totals in debt and compares to Germany’s reparations, labeling the scheme impracticable and ruinous.

United States France Germany Russia Italy Europe Great Britain London Daily Mail

Poultry Population and Egg Exports in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan farms harvested about 9.25 million poultry and earned roughly 1.353 million dollars from poultry sales and 4.010 million from eggs. The province houses about 9.25 million birds across 110000 farms, averaging 84 birds per farm. Nine carloads of eggs were shipped to England by the Saskatchewan Co operative Creameries with experts praising the quality.

Saskatchewan England Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries

Compulsory Interest in Business Offer Quip

A Kansas City Owl quips about workplace pressure to take an interest in the business. The joke pivots on a boss warning the employee that refusing could lead to his dismissal or “fre” meaning freeing from the job. The item captures rustic humor and era slang.

Kansas City Owl

Unusual Wheat Market Turnaround Stuns Farmers Advocate

In a shift from expected decline, wheat prices rose as marketing expanded. British trade networks financed exchanges across commodities, enabling a barter system with reexports to Germany Greece and olives in return for dyes and other goods. Europe’s money weakness pushed barter as bread demand persisted. Britain emerges as clearing house in this revived system.

Great Britain Europe Britain Spices Exchange Germany Greece

They Make Me Feel Stronger They Make Me Feel Stronger

Mrs N Espel recommends Dodd's Kidney Pills in Tenby Bay Ontario, saying kidney troubles plague her for years but health improved with use. She claims they reduce daily ailments linked to sick kidneys and that backache rheumatism and heart disease can trace to kidney issues.

Dodd

Cheques Signed Blank by Wife in Boston Transcript Quip

A witty exchange reports a wife signs blank cheques to deter forgery if stolen. The remark humorously critiques cheque security and bank trust in personal finances.

Hub Boston Transcript

Swatow's Potash? Potato starch plant tale

In Swatow China thousands perished in a regent typhoon. The city annually produces eight million pounds of potato starch by a very primitive process.

Swatow China

Entirely New Treatment For Bronchitis Catarrh

An old approach used internal dosing that upset the stomach, but a modern method uses inhaled Catarrhozone to reach the source of bronchitis and catarrh. The balsamic vapor is said to kill germs, soothe irritation, and relieve coughing, with a two month course priced at one dollar or 50 cents for small size. The Catarrhozone Co. of Montreal markets it widely.

Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Ford’s Vision of Mine-Free Power and Solar Fatigue

Henry Ford predicts a future where coal mining ends within five to six years as underground coal use and by products replace mining. He cites a three mile deep mine as a brutal place to work and argues vast power lies in water, tides, wind, and sun just waiting to be harnessed. End goal is reduced human toil through natural energy, a long but worthwhile journey for humanity.

Henry Ford Ford Nature Vancouver

Danish Prince Plans Large Dairy Farm Abroad

Danish Prince Eric of Denmark will study farming in Eastern Canada to gain impressions on mixed and dairy operations after ranching in the west. He intends to return with a brother to start a large farm, touring Canada the United States and Holland to learn scientific farming before dedicating himself to farming in Denmark.

Prince Eric Denmark Christian Canada United States Holland

Turks to buy eight merchant ships for grain and textile trade

London, Cardiff, and Liverpool ship brokers were asked by Turkish Government agents to procure eight merchant ships from 2,000 to 6,000 tons adapted for grains fruits textiles and light machinery. The Turkish Government authorized expenditure of £500,000 and banking arrangements have been arranged in London.

London Cardiff Liverpool

San Paulo Builds One of the World’s Finest Theatres

San Paulo, Brazil, plans a grand municipal theatre project, touted as among the world’s finest. The venue will cost several million dollars and become a landmark for the city’s cultural life.

San Paulo Brazil

London Times Urges Imperial Conference in 1923

The London Times argues for an imperial conference early due to the European crisis as peace in Europe hangs by a thread. It stresses decisions should reflect united Commonwealth views and that frequent premier meetings ensure a united Empire policy in times of unsettlement. It urges the 1923 Premiers Conference.

The London Times Europe Times

Critics Clash Over Cubist Landscape Painting

In an art gallery two visitors debated a cubist landscape. One called the work a horrible example of how nature would look if some people had their way. Their exchange captures a sharp critique of modern art.

Disappointed Man Often Disappoints Himself

A concise reflection notes that a person who is frequently disappointed by others tends to be a disappointing individual themselves. The idea links personal frustration to self-perception and behavior.

Germany Must Pay for Wrongs in Defiant Critique

The Ottawa Journal characterizes Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno’s claim that France attacks the Rhine as cruel and notes Germany’s past aggression in World War I. It argues against sentimental notions of French tyranny, recalling 1871 indemnities and German punitive actions against France.

Wilhelm Cuno Rhine Belgium France Prussia Germany Ottawa Journal

Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad

Traditional remedy promoted for Bright's disease jaundice gravel stone catarrh of the bladder sore back dropsy inflammation of kidneys liver and urinary organs indigestion female complaints debility and other kidney related troubles age old claim urges dealer to supply genuine product.

Bright Warner

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