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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 04, 1923

Page

7

Swedish Inventor Promises New Oil Lamp

Swedish engineer Johnson of Winnipes, Manitoba, claims a kerosene lamp lighter than electric light. Operates without odor smoke or noise and will be shipped on ten days free trial. First local user to help introduce it may receive one. letters to T R Johnson 579 McDermot Ave Winnip Es address full details.

Count Welsbach Johnson Winniper Mr. Johnson T. R. Johnson McDermot Ave. Winnipes

World Happenings Briefly Told

Baron Sonning dies and other short items spread across politics war and trade. Night navigation on the St Lawrence River ends, Salvation Army chief Booth heads to India, Canadian Patriotic Fund to dissolve next May, October salmon exports drop sharply, and Saskatchewan exhibitor J D Whitehead wins the Royal Show Shropshire ram title in Toronto.

Baron Sonning Italy St. Lawrence River William Cramwell Booth Salvation Army India Canadian Patriotic Fund Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics J. G. Robertson Saskatchewan Toronto J. D. Whitehead

Channel Tunnel Idea Traced to French Engineer 120 Years Ago

The article recalls that the Channel Tunnel concept originated with French engineer M. Mathier about 120 years ago. He proposed a paved submarine road under the Channel lit by lamps, a bold plan far ahead of its time.

England France Channel Zone Paris M. Mathier Channel

Baby Tablets Aid Fall Comfort for Little Ones

Canadian fall weather causes rapid changes and illness in babies. Baby's own Tablets are advertised to sweeten the stomach regulate bowels break up colds and help babies thrive. Sold by druggists or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Australian crane outflies on longest journeys

The Australian crane, among the heaviest birds, has the smallest wing surface yet flies the longest and most arduous journeys. It soars higher and longer than most except the eagle, rising the highest and sustaining itself at great altitude.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promotes Restored Mucous Balance

Catarrh described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a tonic taken internally, acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. It claims to assist Nature in restoring normal conditions. Circulars free. Fosse Newey & Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall FOS Unewey & Co Toledo Ohia

Dairying Fundraises for Health in Public Address

Miss Helen G Campbell of the Dominion Dairy and Cold Storage Branch urged that training children in good food habits is essential to success. She argued dairy products build body and mind, citing scientists and noting milk supports teeth and longevity. She urged all classes to consume dairy and praised schools and home clubs aiding underweight children.

Helen G. Campbell Dominion Dairy and Cold Storage Metechnikoff Br. McCollum Miss Campbell

Manitoba dairy exports mark remarkable wartime shift

J. H. Evans Deputy Minister reports Manitoba has become a major dairy exporter. From 51,000 farmers 26,000 produce and ship milk and cream, with imports of butter in 1914 at about 70 carloads and current exports near 100 carloads. Evans calls the change one of the most remarkable developments in a new industry.

Manitoba Dominion J. H. Evans Evans

An Afternoon Gown That Is Unique

An afternoon gown in brown features all over embroidery on taffeta. The striking design aims to appeal to any little miss with its ornate style and refined charm.

Everywoman's Fund Starts for Tuberculosis Women Treatment

The Everywoman's Fund begins operations for free TB treatment for 50 tubercular women with $3,000 already in the bank toward a $50,000 goal. Donations include $2 from Mrs. Simms of Candiaac and $1 from Mrs. Harrison of Pease, plus a $20 gift from The Major Livingstone Chapter in Yorkton for nightgown material. Local clubs, Regina Homemakers, University Women, American Women, Sith Avenue WMS, Knox Ladies' Aid, Bernie groups, and Swift Current and Moose Jaw councils pledge support for the fund and mothers' TB care.

Simms Candiac F. H. O. Harrison Pease Livingstone Lode Yorkton Regina Homemakers’ Club University Women’s Club American Women’s Club Sith~Avenue WMS Knox Ladies’ Aid Bernie Swift Current Moose Jaw Womensare

Freezone corn remover promises instant relief

An ad touts Freezone as a painless solution to remove corns and calluses with a tiny bottle sold by druggists. It cites quick, painless results and easy removal, while warning readers to beware of promises of easy freebies that lead to higher charges later.

Hard Hit Financially Change of Government in Britain

The Lord Chancellor Lord Dirken head resigns with Lloyd George as premier. Ex officio pension rules grant 5000 pounds yearly, plus a rent free lordly residence in the House of Lords. Five ex Lord Chancellors alive in Fingland. Law Lords serve as the highest court of appeal akin to the Canadian supreme court.

Lord Dirkenhead Lloyd George House of Lords Canada Fite Fingland Law Lords Supreme Court Court of Appeal

Winter Excursions to the Pacific Coast by Canadian Pacific Rl

Canadian Pacific Railway offers winter trips to Vancouver Victoria and New Westminster from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with multiple excursion dates on sale December through February. Train routes showcase the Canadian Rockies in winter with return limits. Ask a Canadian Pacific agent for details and illustrated leaflet.

Pacific Coast Vancouver Victoria New Westminster Canadian Pacific Railway Manitoba Winnipeg and West Saskatchewan Alberta Canadian Rockies Canadian Pacific Advt

Jaipur Maharaja Funds Famine Relief Trust Grows

In 1900 the Maharaja of Jaipur started a permanent famine relief fund. It has since received further contributions from individuals in Britain and the United States. The fund now totals three million rupees, held in trust and drawing interest used for famine relief in emergencies.

Jaipur India Great Britain United States

Unclear dialogue fragment from unidentified scene

A brief, damaged text segment shows a tense exchange between a mother and father about a son’s action and the possibility of repetition, with no clear context or setting. The fragment provides no names, dates, or concrete events.

Canadian Dominion Observatory Praised By Harvard Astronomer

Dr Harlow Shapley director of the Harvard College Observatory lauded Canada's Dominion Observatory at Victoria B C in a Royal Astronomical Society lecture in Ottawa noting it leads in astronomy worldwide. He contrasted past narcotics use in mental hospitals with current practices.

Harlow Shapely Harvard College Observatory Cambridge Mass Royal Astronomical Society Ottawa Dominion Observatory Victoria B.C Canada

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