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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 18, 1926

Page

2

Professionalism Undermines Sports Kills Amateur Games in Canada

The piece argues professionalism harms sport by turning spectators into passive buyers of entertainment. It cites lacrosse hockey and baseball as examples, noting decline of amateur participation, rise of prize money, and betting. A revival of amateur sport is urged to foster healthier, more self-reliant youth and national spirit.

Rome Duke of Wellington Waterloo Eton Evry Town Vil- Jacke Canada United States National Amateur Athletic Federation Namby-Pamby Western Canada

May Cultivate Rubber In California

Rubber cultivation in the United States, mainly California, is foreseen via the re organization of the Intercontinental Rubber Company. The company has been testing guayule profitably on the Pacific coast for years and prominent financiers are backing the plan.

California United States Wall Street Intercontinental Rubber Company Pacific Coast

A Woman Recovers Lost Checks After Brief Questioning

A woman enters a police station to report a missing check book and offers a reward. The sergeant questions her, noting the bank would replace it, prompting her to reveal she already signed all the checks. The remark reveals she told her husband the same, implying potential misuse.

the Argonaut

Britain Irak Mandate Extended for Up to Twenty Five Years

The new treaty between Great Britain and the Kingdom of Irak extends the British mandate over the country to a maximum of 25 years. It follows the League of Nations council decision in the Anglo Turkish dispute. Turkey refuses to recognize the council decision, which confirmed the Mosul boundary set at the Brussels conference.

Great Britain Kingdom of Irak League of Nations Council Turkey Council Mosul

Color It New With Diamond Dyes

Diamond Dyes offer 11 cent packets with simple directions for tinting lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies coverings hangings and more. Instructs buyers to tell the druggist if fabrics are wool silk linen cotton or mixed.

Endorsement for Hudson's Bay Rail Link Discussed in Toronto Talks

C. C. Cook, secretary of the South Saskatchewan On-to-the Day Association, received a message from Colonel F. J. James saying eastern financiers are sympathetic to western claims for completing the Hudson's Bay Railway. James notes Toronto business men would back the Bay line with full information and cites Major E. Percival Brown as aligned with western views. He plans to address Toronto businessmen on feasibility after returning from England.

C. C. Cook South Saskatchewan F. J. James Toronto Cook James E. Percival-Brown K.C England Hudson's Bay Road

Berlin Shows Male Mannequins At Fashion Cabaret

Berlin fashion scene features male mannequins in suits and coats at a cabaret show. Vaudeville performers display up-to-date dress styles to cheering audiences. Miller's Worm Powders advertised as a remedy for worms and assorted childhood ailments.

Berlin

Turks Prepare For War In Spring Across Balkans

An Athens dispatch predicts a Turkish spring offensive reshaping Balkan alliances. Turkey could move through mountain passes once snow melts to attack Mosul. Athens says Greece and Britain may join forces. Greek navy trains under British officers and Spartans train with French officers. Italy may become involved to rebalance Mediterranean perceptions.

Athens Turkey Mosul Greece Britain Italy Mediterranean

Cheeky Exchange Over School Seat Sale

A business head teacher scolds James for not sitting next to Pearl. James explains he sold the seat to Jack for a nickel, revealing a humorous pact over seating.

James Pearl Jack

Elastic grass from Oran used as furniture springs

A steeltike grass from the slopes of Oran Algeria shows extraordinary elasticity. It can be used as a substitute for springs in furniture making. The find highlights potential new materials for the upholstery industry and may influence design innovations.

Oran Algeria

Soviet Wheat Figure Deception Sparks World Market Slump

The London food council opened an inquiry into sharp wheat and flour price rises after alleged Soviet reports of a bountiful Russian harvest. Evidence now shows the Soviet figures were mythical, prompting indictments of Sokolnikoff and claims provincial grain committees inflated official reports before courts.

London Food Council Great Britain Sokolnikoff

How All Mothers Can Keep Health

The article argues that mothers suffer health tolls from caregiving and stress and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to enrich blood. It cites Mrs Henry Burke of Lower LArdoise Nova Scotia who reports improved health after five boxes and recommends the treatment to others. Pills are sold by dealers or by mail for 59 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams

Mount Lougheed Named Peak in Banff District

The Geographic Board of Canada designates a nameless Banff district peak as Mount Lougheed in honor of the late Senator Lougheed. The peak lies northwest of Mount Borgeau between Healy Creek and the Bow River near Mount Brett and Massive Mountain, about 21 miles from the CPR, with a height of 3,850 feet.

Mount

Honey Crop Value in Manitoba for 1925

The Manitoba honey season of 1925 yielded an estimated value of 623 170 50 dollars. Abundant moisture and sun plus more sweet clover increased production to 4 107 120 pounds of honey at 15 cents per pound and 28 410 pounds of wax at 25 cents per pound. Total value equals 616 068 00 plus 7 102 50 equals 623 170 50 dollars. Average per colony is 150 pounds.

Manitoba

Roumania's Queen Extends Influence Beyond Social Duties

The Roumanian queen engages in politics, social life, and literature while remaining devoted to family and household duties. A celebrated writer of stories and essays, she also actively participates in public life. On May 10, King Ferdinand reviewed troops as she rode on horseback in an husar uniform, receiving enthusiastic homage from the soldiers.

Roumania Ferdinand

Canada to Witness August 1932 Total Solar Eclipse

The Dudley Observatory announces a total solar eclipse visible in Canada and the New England states on August 31, 1932. Based on long time estimates by Dr Egan Von Oppelzer of the Vienna Academy, the event will cross Canada from the northwest and pass through New Hampshire and Maine.

Canada New England States Dudley Observatory Egan von Oppelzer Vienna Academy New Hampshire Maine

Fresh Supplies in Demand for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil

The article notes rising orders wherever Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil has been introduced, showing its strong appeal. It emphasizes the oil’s portability, sold in durable bottles easy to carry and unlikely to break.

Thomas

Rescued Commander Jellicoe Now Has Hasinga Station Post

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution names Commander P J R West RN honorary secretary of the Hasinga station. West formerly saved Lord Jellicoe from drowning during a Mediterranean manoeuvre when a collision between ships left the admiral in a exhausted state awaiting rescue.

P. J. R. West Royal National Lifeboat Institution Has‘inga Lord Jellicoe Mediterranean Victoria Camperdown Jellicoe West H.M.S. Nile

Minard’s Liniment Credited For Frost Bite Relief

A fragmented note highlights Minard's Liniment as a remedy for frost bites and mentions veterinary use. It includes a proverb about fortunes in coal and tailors, suggesting practical wisdom and caution.

Minard

Treat Cold Symptoms With Vicks VapoRub

For sore throat bronchitis or chest colds rub Vicks VapoRub brisk over throat and chest and cover with a warm flannel. It acts both as a liniment absorbed through the skin and as a vapor inhaled to relieve cold troubles for the whole family.

Vicks

Swiss Settlement Society Seeks Canadian Colonization

The Swiss Settlement Society promotes Swiss farm settlement in Canada with settlers acting on their own behalf. It is expanding nationwide, courting Swiss applicants and landowners. Fritz Beck, secretary, travels the west from the Federal Immigration Hall in Winnipeg.

Swiss Settlement Society Canada Chuch Fritz Beck Federal Immigration Hall Winnipeg

Land surveying origins rooted in Nile flood reidentification

The article notes that ancient Egypt lacking permanent monuments due to yearly Nile floods prompted the development of land surveying to reidentify and locate parcels of land across seasonally inundated territory.

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