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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
2
Advertises Catarrhozone as a natural remedy for bronchitis throat soreness and nasal catarrh. Claims it clears throat tightness, soothes chest soreness, and removes throat lung and bronchial trouble. Marketed by Catarrhozone Co Montreal with two month supply and trial sizes.
Flora resists earnest cash gifts and asks to give to help others while Miss Maggie guides her to focus on investigation and practical help. Mr Smith nods to cautious giving as he agrees to review Flora's new role as secretary.
Mr. Smith notices Miss Maggie’s emotional reactions to letters from a Boston law firm. He suspects money troubles and fears she hides debts, while his concern grows as another dramatic visit from Mrs. Hattie Blaisdell reveals mounting distress at the house.
Mrs Hattie Blaisdell begs Mr Smith for a solu tion as her son Fred faces possible prison over club funds. A note demanding seven hundred dollars fuels fear Jim may bail him out with a bank loan. Maggie arrives to piece together the events and calm the growing tension while hints of gambling loom.
A shipment of 100 pairs of live foxes from Colpitts near Salisbury New Brunswick to New York State. The animals are silver blacks and valued at about $100,000.
Native peoples in Russia India and Persia have long eaten specific soils for presumed health benefits. The practice is linked to traditional beliefs about soil minerals aiding well being.
A cautious warning stresses verifying the strength of the foundation before attempting any bluff or bluffing move in building work. It urges engineers and workers to confirm soil stability and load capacity to prevent failures and hazards.
The piece argues the mouth’s mechanics are misused by constant chewing gum. It laments energy wasted and gum residue in public spaces and dental offices urging better use of chewing energy and removing gum from wearers.
The article notes large rabbit production and trade, citing France marketing about 100.9 million rabbits annually before the war. It cites Belgium shipping 24 tons of dressed carcasses to London in 1910, Australia and New Zealand meat imports worth 4.5 million dollars, and London daily rabbit meat consumption reaching 560000 pounds in 1911.
Quadville Ontario special feature quotes William Rimus praising Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says chronic backache and nightly awakenings disappeared after using two boxes and vows to reuse the remedy if trouble returns. The article touts the product as a standard kidney remedy known across Canada.
The Port Arthur Shipbuilding firm wins a Mat thews Steamship Company contract to build a 550 foot freighter with 10 600 gross tonnage and 400 bushels grain capacity. Twelve hundred workers will be employed during construction.
A brief exchange from Windsor Magazine quotes a woman recalling anger each time she was kissed by a man. The dialogue reflects enduring emotional tension and a provocative social mood of the era.
An ad touts Cas carets as a mild sleep aided laxative for liver and bowels. It claims they ease head colds biliousness and indigestion, emptying bowels by morning without harsh effects, and notes a ten cent price per box and child appeal.
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