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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone a breathing vapor medicine that kills germs and soothes irritated airways to treat catarrh, colds, and bronchitis. It lists prices and urges use for young and old, promising quick relief.
Miss Flora pleads with Mr. Smith as Miss Maggie Duff doubts the letter’s sender. The trio debates a post office box address and generosity over personal risk, then Flora vows to share her bounty with the needy as she leaves.
The text describes loss of appetite from nervous exhaustion and weak stomach nerves. It notes digestion fails and overall mood and health suffer. Restoration hinges on building up the nervous system for complete restora tion.
United States commerce reports a demand for portable homes in the Levant due to a severe building shortage. The Spanish Government also seeks ready cut houses for workmen dwellings, signaling a continental demand.
A buyer pays cash for an electric battery and insists on immediate charging service. The note highlights consumer demand for ready use and prompt support at the point of sale.
An early 20th century health note discusses global tooth staining patterns. It notes Asians often have yellow brown skin and betel nut chewing leaves red stains, while in the U S green stains appear on children and brown black on adults. It urges removing all stains to prevent decay and keep teeth a normal color, advising professional help if needed.
A Lacombe Alberta homesteader writes that current world market woes hurt profits but earnestly believes land and Canada will reward self-reliant farmers. He notes cutting costs, improving land and herds, and foresees a bright future despite low prices and high machinery costs.
The Air Ministry runs tests on twenty six petrol tank designs to reduce in flight fires from tank bursts. A total of 10000 dollars in prizes is offered for designs achieving the safety objective.
The Fat Man's Club of Paris reports a membership of fifty eight including three women. Members must weigh at least two hundred pounds and the president tips the beam at two hundred ninety pounds.
Miss Alythe Perth of Winnipeg recalls a nervous breakdown three years ago that left her bedridden with nervous tremors, insomnia, indigestion, and back pain. After using two bottles of Tanlac she reports complete relief after seven bottles, noting improved appetite, sleep, energy, and work. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
A British firm displayed a six ton oil driven road roller using a 20 horsepower engine at London’s transport show. Starting with petrol, the engine then runs on crude oil and a single lever controls three speeds. The machine climbs hills with full engine speed at the lowest roll. The article also notes Scotland’s 1901 population and gender balance.
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