Cough Remedies Featured In Local Drug Store
A local shop boasts a range of cough remedies including Buckleys Mason's 40 No 13 Bronchial Syrup Pertussin. Also offered are cough candies and pastilles for various cough types.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1944
Page
1
A local shop boasts a range of cough remedies including Buckleys Mason's 40 No 13 Bronchial Syrup Pertussin. Also offered are cough candies and pastilles for various cough types.
The Hamiota Board of Trade approved gifts of 20 to the Greek Relief fund and 10 to the Russian Relief fund at their last night meeting. The Family of the late Mrs. Mary Kirk expresses thanks to relatives friends and neighbours for kindness and for wreaths and flowers.
Obituary note reports W Dafoe editor of the Winnipeg Free Press died on Sunday. Also brief items list local notices including for sale young cow, lost logging chains, visits by residents, and upcoming church meetings in Hamiota during January 1944.
Mrs Nellie Clendenning Meyers died December 14 1943 in Hanover Ontario after pneumonia. Born Otter Creek Ontario she was 68. Survived by husband Andrew Meyers three daughters Bessie Edith Norma and Wilfred nine grandchildren two sisters and two brothers. Interment in Hanover Cemetery.
Rev B O Whitfield leads 7 p.m. Evening service at Christ Church Hamiota on the second Sunday after Epiphany. Rev W G Onions conducts 11 a.m. Worship Service and 12 15 Church School, 7 p.m. Vesper Service continuing Religion and Science. Services in Orange Hall. All welcome.
Mrs. Mary Kirk of Chumah died peacefully at her home in the early morning of January after a week of illness. Born in Tunbridge Wells England she came to Ontario at six and married Samuel Kirk in 1889. The couple moved west to Manitoba and settled in Chumah where she lived until death. She was 80 and survived by three sons William Milford and David and daughter Mrs J H Kennedy, with fifteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Chumah United Church on January 10 conducted by Rev Wm Bill. Interment in Hamiota Cemetery.
The article discusses long term gains in agricultural efficiency noting a modern farmer can plow ten acres daily and harvest and thresh far more than in ancient times. It contrasts past workdays from sunrise to sunset with today’s intensified methods and broader productivity within the farming sector.
A few bridge tables will be arranged for those not wishing to dance. The setup offers seating options away from the main floor for guests preferring a quieter activity during the event.
The passage argues that improvements in agriculture raise farmers' living costs while benefits go to industrial labor and government through high tariffs. It notes farmers face high prices for imported goods and for Canadian goods due to tariffs, increasing living costs and causing wage-driven price inflation.
Birthday greetings extend to Mrs Marjory Scorgie of Hamiota Manitoba born in Aberdeenshire Scotland on January seventeenth, sixteen sixty two.
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