Oh Money Money Oh Money
A small advertisement notes special arrangements with Thos Allen in Toronto Ontario for financial services or money matters, as printed in a local periodical.
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Thos. Allen
Toronto
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
2
Vacation plans clash as family debates Hillerton summer
June brings home many plans for vacation and tension as James Blaisdell insists on family time at Hillerton while Bessie Elizabeth carpools dreams of shore and mountains. Fred defends Gaylord camp and a busy summer after a grueling year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Elizabeth
James Blaisdell
Hillerton
Daddy
Fred
Gaylord
Adirondacks
Gaylords
Mater
Mr. Smith
Benny
Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills Back Pain Relief Claim
A letter from Mrs. Albert Brumer of Ottawa endorses Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills for kidney trouble. She credits the first two months and a second box with relief after poor results from two doctors. Pills cost 25 cents per box and are sold by all dealers or Edmanson Bates & Co Toronto.
Family talk threads through summer plans and rumors
The scene follows Benny and family chatter about summer trips to camps and the beach, plus Miss Flora and Miss Maggie discussing packing, Niagara and New York plans. Flora reveals Frank Benson stock tips and Jane’s money restlessness as Frank contemplates retirement from business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Vermont
Mellicent
Mr. Smith
Benny
Gussie Pennock
Dad
Fred
Katy
Elizabeth
James Blaisdells
Flora
Miss Maggie
Miss Flora
Maggie
Miss Moore
Niagara
New York
Grant
Aquarium
Coney Island
Bert Benson
Benson
Jane
Frank
Miss Mag
Jana
Fresh Air Counts in a Good Walk to Work
A short editorial extols daily brisk walks and outdoor time as the best tonic. It cites Theodore Roosevelt and advises walking to work, breathing deeply, and enjoying sun and air as free health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Four Word Commandment From First Graders
In a large elementary school a teacher tested memory by asking for a four word commandment. A student replied You may answer John Keep off the grass triggering a quick lesson in obedience and recall.
Local merchants urged to support home industry
It pays to patronize home industry and buy from the merchants in your own town encouraging residents to support local businesses and strengthen the community economy.
Your Teeth
A dental health article explains tooth pulp, its sensitivity, and how irritation or decay can kill the pulp. It notes that untreated pulps may abscess, but proper cleaning and filling prevent infection and avoid painful procedures.
Deer Rampages Through Scranton Scattering Provisions
A full grown antlered deer bolted through Scranton streets leaving shattered windows and scattered groceries. The animal, origin unknown, entered a grocery store through a plate glass window and fled via a rear door. Last seen fleeing toward the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Mountains
Local quip quotes boy on coal and ash barrel incident
The Boston Transcript reports a wry exchange where Willie recalls a black eye from Johnny Smith. The boy jokes that without coal he used the ash barrel to deal with his enemy, recalling Sunday school admonitions in a humorous twist.
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Willie
Johnny Smith
Boston Transcript
Tanlac Praised By Winnipeg Man For Stomach Relief
Theo L Baker of 405 Qu Appelle Ave Winnipeg says Tanlac transformed his two year stomach trouble. He describes relief from gas bloating, regained strength, better sleep and weight gain after six bottles. He calls Tanlac the best medicine he has seen. Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Baker
Tanlac
Theo. L . Baker
Tibetan Sacred Texts Span Hundreds of Volumes
The sacred books of Tibetans are among the most extensive religious texts, reportedly extending to three hundred twenty five volumes. The note highlights the vast catalog of Tibetan literature and its enduring cultural significance.
Cascarets Ad Claims Quick Relief From Bilious Headache
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for headache dizziness bad breath and upset stomach by cleansing the bowels during sleep. It claims a 10 cent box fixes bilious feelings and detoxifies the body by morning citing sour food fermentation and foul gases.
Small Opera Glasses Mounted Like Spectacles
A new compact pair of opera glasses has been developed that can be mounted for hands free use and worn like ordinary spectacles enabling discreet viewing without holding binoculars.
Idle Rich Exaggeration in Charges Cited
The Westminster Gazette questions the claim that the idle rich hoard wealth while workers suffer. It suggests a true account would show personal luxury spending as a small share of total wealth and, if redirected to wages, would barely affect individual workers.
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Westminster Gazette
Guards' Band Will Tour Canada Next Spring
The King approves a tour of the Scots Guards' band in Canada next spring. The arrangement is made by Charles Harris under the auspices of the Canadian war veterans organization.
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Canada
Scots Guards
Charles Harris
Canadian War Veterans
Mines Still At Sea Warns Captains In Channel
The French admiralty warns ship captains to stay vigilant for mines, with reports of mine sightings in the English Channel.
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English Channel
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Fea Proctor McGee
DDS
Edttor
Podd
Pelle Ave
Winnipeg, Man
Rs Hecla
Meg Furnace
Ted Coupon
Wea
Clare Bros. Western
Winnipeg Bend Me
Pembina Peerless Iith Coal
Macdonalds
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