Sun Life Insurance Holds Strong Amid War and Influenza Strains
Analysis notes Sun Life Company of Canada shows resilience during the war and influenza epidemic. Policyholders receive over 108 million in benefits, while total assurances in force approach three billion dollars and assets rise despite economic turmoil. The report emphasizes scientific funding of obligations and the broad stabilizing effect on the economy and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bich
The
San Life Company
Pew
Sun Life
Sun Life of
Canada
Thas
Crippled children deserve care and prevention efforts
A discussion on how crippled children are viewed and treated urges increased attention to prevent disability. It cites pasteurized milk, avoidance of tuberculosis, poliomyelitis prevention, and proper care to reduce lifelong handicaps, with guidance from the Canadian Medical Association and local notices about hospital linen needs and ad submissions.
Manitoba Winter Fair Brings Rich Horse and Cattle Prizes
The 1933 Manitoba Winter Fair runs March 13 to 17 in Brandon with generous prizes for Clydeedsles Percherons Belgian and standard bred horses in purebred classes and for light horses including roadsters and ponies. Cattle will be weighed for classification except calf contests for youth remain popular. Poultry prizes mirror 1932. seed show adds field crops classes. a sale of purebred cattle on March 16 features about 100 bulls, all tuberculin tested and approved by the selection committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Department
Brandon Exhibition Office
Manitoba
Water with meals aids digestion claims
A short note from B. R. McNaught of Hamiota asserts that drinking water with meals improves stomach digestion by aiding stomach juices and reducing bloating. The note mentions a spoonful of Adilerika and claims one dose cleanses poisons and washes both bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. McNaught
Hamiota
Odd items from an 1857 Customs Seizure Book
E J Struth ere Rock Island Quebec collector found an 1857 Customs Seizure Book with items from 1561 to 1911. Highlights include hoop skirts, bosoms or dickeys, shaker hoods and a two storey house, plus a deserter’s gun and a Ford auto noted as the first seized vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Struthere
Rock Island
Quebec
Vermont
Dickey
United States Army
Newport
Port Hudson
N.B
Ford
National Revenue Review
Tailor Thos Lemon Promotes Cleaned Suits and Counter Books
The Hamiota merchants advertise cleaned and pressed suits for $1.00 and urge locals to avoid sending out of town. They announce Thos Lemon’s tailoring service and note Echo Office offers agency counter check books with samples and prices.
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Hamiota
Echo Office
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Ance Companies
Cansols
Peter Verigin
House of Commons
Hansard
Woodeworth
Winnipeg North Centre
Immigration
W. A. Gordon
Minister of Immigration
Verigin
Cami
Chance
Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
Brandon
Kamiota
W. Venables W H. Josey
Iscogrosat
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
Insurance Department of
Dominion of Canada
Insurance Act
OKA Worden Leet
Anes Smee
Winnipeg
Dominion Business College
Cooper Institute OF Accountancy
Navid
Man
R. E. McCullagh
Hamiota Echo
Oakner
Chumah
Scotia
United Churches
Sanday School
Bootia
Hamiota Lodge
B. F. Brooks
T Anderson
Court Hamiota
C.O.F
Oragge Hall
WH. Joser
Bec
Hamilota
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