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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 11, 1923

Page

7

A Canadian View Of Solving Allied War Debt Debate

A letter from T. B. Macaulay of Sun Life, Montreal, discusses Bernie Baruch's proposals and argues for a fair deduction of military expenditures from allied loans. He highlights casualties and wartime costs, questions nonmilitary charges, and suggests a possible settlement around Britain’s Morgan overdraft, urging US finance be measured against shared sacrifice.

Bernad Baruch Borah Mes Macaulay United States Dlory T. B. Macaulay Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Montreal

Hail Insurance Rates To Hold Steady In Most Regions

At the Canadian Hail Underwriters Association meeting in Winnipeg H. H. Campkin of Regina said Saskatchewan and Manitoba rates will stay the same this year with a southeast Saskatchewan cut from eight to six per cent Alberta will trim major areas to six per cent while some parts see seven to ten per cent changes The Manitoba rate remains unchanged Campkin noted this year’s hail loss was not as severe as prior seasons and underwriting still faced high costs J O Miller Calgary was elected Chairman A K Olive Regina Vice Chairman and the executive includes T W Riddin S Andre N C Byers and F J Harrison W J Wilcox Winnipeg.

Saskatchewan H. H. Campkin Regina Hail Underwriters’ Association Winnipeg Alberta Manitoba Campkin J. O. Miller Calgary A. K. Olive T. WR. Riddin S. Andre N. C. Byers Saskatoon F. J. Harrison W . J. Wilcox

Wireless Record Radio Messages Speed Up to 100 WPM

Wireless Record describes automatic machinery sending at 6 to 100 words a minute from the Majestic to the RCA station in Chatham Massachusetts. The rate is about four times faster than normal operators and approaches wire speeds, signaling a potential new field for usefulness.

Majestic Radio Corporation of America Chatham Mass

Blind man and child flower gift near Wind Street

A New York correspondent recalls a midnight encounter by a department store doorway near Wind Street. A blind man explains he carries a rope and sought to send a flower to his daughter on 6th Avenue, hoping to place it in her mailbox after his wife left him.

Wind Street 6Th Avenue New York

Pennsylvania inventor creates six person radio headset attachment

An inventor in Pennsylvania unveils an attachment for radio head telephones enabling six people to listen to messages at once, expanding group listening in public or private settings.

Pennsylvania Oure

Navy Teletype Promises Safer Air to Ship Messages

The Navy announces a new teletype system linking naval aircraft to land or ship stations by typewritten pulses. The device, resembling a miniature typewriter, transmits letters from aircraft to receiving stations where tape is printed. First tests at Anacostia show improved accuracy and speed, reducing errors in radio telegraphy.

Navy Department Naval Air Station Anacostia D.C

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Praised in Letter

Mrs James Burleigh of Chatham Ontario writes of years of heart palpitations and nerves. She credits Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills with improving sleep strength and overall well being after three months of use. She notes the product costs 50 cents a box and is sold by dealers or available direct from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.

James Burleigh King St. E., Chatham, Ont Milburn T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto

Lions and Tigers Too Weak to Run Far, Says Science

The Buffalo Express notes science claims lions and tigers tire after half a mile and humorously imagines an African visitor pursued by a big cat stopping at the half-mile mark to grimace, illustrating the incongruity of such feats.

Buffalo Express

The Usual Procedure at the Breakfast Club

William Deoublex is described as nerve short tempered and cash poor. A debt collector interrupts his morning meal at the club and seeks payment. He dismisses the collector then receives a card and tells the man to convey he is not in.

William Deoublex William

Minard's Liniment Promoted As Preventative Remedy

An advertisement touts Minard's Liniment as an old reliable preventative that has renewed thousands of cases of Grippe Bronchitis Sore Throat Asthma and related diseases. It claims to be an enemy to germs with thousands of bottles used daily and lists sale by all druggists and dealers. Yar mouth Nova Scotia.

Minard

Enormous National Wealth Of Canada Attracts Keen Investors

Canada’s vast natural wealth and rapid expansion draw American business travelers to explore opportunities. Investors visit by rail and road, assess prospects, and often double or multiply their investments after a first trip, finding Canada’s resources and development a strong lure.

Canada Dominion Dominions

Strange Fish Die Off Near Naples Lake

Thousands of fish surfaced and died suddenly at Lake Lubrino near Naples. Officials suspect poisonous gas rising from vents in the waterbed as the cause, with tests planned to determine if the lake has been poisoned, threatening local fisheries.

Naples Lubrino

Lords membership totals raise questions on representation

The House of Lords comprises 718 members with 16 Scottish and 28 Irish representative peers among the ranks. This breakdown highlights the geographic distribution of peers within the legislature and underscores ongoing questions about proportional representation in the upper chamber.

House of Lords

Deranged Kid R S Teow Warners Safe Kidney and Liver Ketwerdy

An old promotional notice touts a health remedy called Warners Safe Kidney and Liver Ketwerdy. It promises relief for back pains and nervous symptoms, urging readers to buy a bottled product for better health and speedy results.

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Baruch France Britain Italy J P. Morgan &Co Russia Hoover Atall Man Iree Eye Marizs Eye Rowery Co Chicago N. U White Star Liner Walter P. Davisson the Progress, Melville, Sask Minard’s Liniment Minard’s Liniment Co. Ltd Yarmouth, N.S Croup Dr. Chase Alex. Thompson Whitla Alta Thomas Bond Sheldrake North Shore Que Chase Nery Edmanson Bates & Co., Ltd
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