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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
5
A doctor in a tin box Zam Buk is praised by J Cartier a justice of the peace and assistant clerk for curing eczema and skin diseases. The ad claims Zam Buk heals inflammation prevents blood poisoning and offers fast relief in a small 56c box as a family remedy from the Cartier family.
A lighthearted exchange captures a rural upstate moment where Jenny delays eating her apple until Peter is looking on. The line shows humor in daily meals and social timing as a neighborly observation.
An old advertisement promotes Hall s Catarrh Medicine to clear catarrhal conditions and support health. It also touts Kellogs Asthma Remedy as easing restricted airways and preventing future trouble for asthma sufferers, claiming to restore energy and vitality.
The Ottawa Citizen notes the migratory bird treaty between the United States and Canada as a landmark piece of wildlife protection legislation. It credits Canadians for recognizing the threat to North American game and bird populations and highlights broad international cooperation and lasting impact. Also mentions Dr Thomas selectric Oil praised for fifty years of market presence and global recognition as a high quality liniment.
Rev. Dr. A. Pixon of Baltimore argued in a speech that no current textbook on ancient history geography astronomy or sciences exists besides the Bible. He asserted the Bible provides essential knowledge for modern inquiry.
Dr Charles Andrew Powers a renowned surgeon and president of the American Society for Control of Cancer dies in Denver France releases last German war prisoners held for offences during detention Pan American conference invitations issued for Santiago beginning March 20 1925 France considers extending franchise to women with a 30 year age minimum Homeless Montreal men receive Christmas dinners and entertainment Orient Express snowbound in Macedonian mountains Near East relief nurses aboard Largest British airliner tests completed carrying 24 passengers and luggage Lord Mountbatten appointed to the battleship Revenge Brooklyn gunmen kill George A Willis payroll held at the News Bureau basement final horse drawn fire engine in New York retired Worms pose health risk to children Miller’s Worm Powders marketed as a remedy
A new star traveling 2,500,000 miles an hour has been detected. It has not been charged with hitting a pedestrian as far as known. Toronto Telegram notes a long English word Disestablishmentarianism with twenty four letters.
The United States covers roughly 254 million miles of railroad while Australia has about 26 thousand miles, highlighting vast regional scale differences in rail infrastructure between the two nations.
A humorous reflection notes that the pessimist gains comfort from not possessing optimistic tendencies. It frames pessimism as a coping stance and contrasts it with optimistic outlooks. The line plays on irony and personal attitude.
From the Dominion Horticulturist report three early sweet corn varieties are presented Pickaninny Early Malcolm and Sweet Squaw. Pickaninny is a black sweet corn developed from a cross in Ottawa 1919 with short ears eight rows. Early Malcolm evolved from Early Malakoff selection begun 1969 and named 1912 with six inch ears and twelve rows. Sweet Squaw is a cross White Squaw and Early Malakoff created 1913 later named Street Squaw 1917 with six inch ears and twelve rows.
A playful exchange shows Mama insisting Tige must share a fragment of her cookie though she admits she has none. The dialogue reveals a humorous bargaining moment highlighting resourcefulness and family banter.
Preliminary estimates by province place Canada’s 1922 total at 984,129,500 for principal crops, led by wheat at 553,966,000 and oats at 197,783,000. Prices per unit mostly near 1921 levels, with hay and alfalfa higher per ton. Provincial totals list Prince Edward Island 10,388,800 and Nova Scotia 24,226,000 among others, with figures to be revised after January 1922 data.
The data lists funding amounts for Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with primary totals and two subsections in parentheses. Amounts include 167,599,000 in Ontario and 233,566,000 in Manitoba among others, suggesting a breakdown by category or time period.
A vivid tale recalls Jenny Lind arriving aboard the Atlantic in 1850 with cannon salutes and crowds of 40 000. On her American journey she rode by stage through woods and often paused to talk to birds drawing feathered listeners into the coach.
Sir James Denham quoted to Gladstone that people joke about not knowing his own door. Gladstone replied he stores in mind what others cannot tell him and cites limits of brain capacity. The piece also notes a French physician's theory on slanted handwriting and health.
The Livestock Commission announces an approved ear tag for marking commercial hogs. Tags will soon be distributed to farmers shipping cooperatively or selling by grade at local shipping points. Distribution arrangements are being made across provinces.
Eratosthenes head of the Library of Alexandria first measured Earth's circumference in 245 B C using early geometry and observations. The note confirms ancient method and landmark achievement by the Greek scholar associated with Alexandria.
A note on perseverance highlights el lector who continues to pursue work and income despite widespread economic hardship. The line suggests diligence beats entitlement, reinforcing a merit over privilege ethos.
In Palmyra Syria a deceitful physician travels among wandering Bedouin tribes using an airplane to locate and visit his patients. The report notes the untrustworthy healer operates openly moving between desert camps.
An old warning explains that 8000 deaths per year are linked to neglect and improper truss use for hernias. It promotes the Plapao self treatment, claiming it prevents slipping, offers ease of wear, and can be used at work or sleep. Readers are urged to mail ten cents for a trial mapao instruction packet from APAQD CO Saint Louis.
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