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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
2
In a remote retreat a banker warns Dorkin about Timberley, a rival who has boasted of ruining Dorkin and winning his ward’s love. Dayton reveals Timberley’s plan to drive Dorkin from the area while secretly pursuing a pulpwood option. Edna recoils as Timberley’s malice becomes personal.
An early health advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a blood cleansing remedy that builds strength improves complexion and treats anemia rheumatism and related ailments. It claims to purge impurities from diseased blood, heal sores and restore vigor, with a price of 25 cents per box and wide availability.
Washburn and companions avoid a white man and a half breed on the lake as they evade pursuit. The half breed is identified with suspicion of Daddy Farney's shooter. Edna and Mr. Dayton learn of White Hawk, a murderous thief hatefully described, as tensions rise.
In 15 months Air Freight Lines England reports 82,000 passengers and 200,000 pounds of freight moved over 1,000,000 miles in 48,000 flights. The piece notes low package rates, time savings, and a fatality rate of one per 1,500 flights, with limited trans ocean passenger service predictions and costs comparisons for routes London to Paris and Key West to Havana.
The Ministry of Transport considers electrifying main line railways and sharing power with towns along routes. Ambitious schemes include a circular twelve mile railway around London and a southward tramlike link to Crystal Palace. Electricity Commissioners plan large regional districts and use water power for generation.
Manitoba Free Press discusses a Vocational Association bulletin about its annual convention to be held in Minneapolis next February. The piece notes visitors from the States meeting Canadian neighbors from Alberta and Saskatoon and highlights lavish vacation training plans and prepared buildings for agriculture and trades programs in the far north.
The Boston Transcript notes the need for the largest navy as a check on imperialist aims, comparing it to banks that employ watchmen to safeguard order. The piece frames naval strength as essential to global balance and national duty.
Australian women secured voting rights in 1870 marking a historic suffrage milestone. Western Australia had long since granted women voting power, aligning with broader suffrage movements across the region.
Testimonial from Mrs. C. A. S. Drake of Paris Ontario claims Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills restore strength and relieve fainting spells dizziness shortness of breath and palpitations. Advertises 50c per box with mail order from The T Milburn Co. Limited Toronto Ontario.
A summary of a New York Tribune argument declaring Russia’s imperial drive, likening Lenin to a Tartars despot, and warning that 170 million Russians can be mobilized as cannon fodder by a small ruling elite, posing a global menace and failing to heed warnings.
An old advertisement claims manslaughter in second degree cutting corns with a razor is dangerous and useless. It promotes Putnam's Corn Extractor as a painless one day cure for corns and warts sold at 25c per bottle in all dealers.
A Riga dispatch to Politiken reports Trotsky, minister of war for the Rus Bolsheviki, orchestrating a large peace propaganda campaign. It notes Russia’s dire poverty and distress, and claims the government is willing to concede to foreign capital and avoid clashes with neighboring nations.
China has no policemen outside foreign controlled cities and foreign compounds. The head of a Chinese family is expected to maintain order within the family and every city resident shares joint responsibility for urban tranquility.
The Customs Department reports eight months into the fiscal year ending November 30 shows total Canadian trade at 1 759 306 440 dollars. Exports and imports rose from 1 475 362 641 last year to 1 759 306 440 this year.
The document states the salary and allowance of the French president total roughly 240000 dollars per year. It notes the compensation combines the official pay with accompanying allowances in a single annual figure.
A black velvet wrap features a plaid effect from white wire ribbon, a broad ermine collar, and white meteor lining. It is paired with a white kid hat and white serge dress, forming a complete southern wear ensemble.
Immense grain shipments marked the close of navigation season in Canada. Nineteen ships laden with 4,500,000 bushels of wheat left in twenty four hours from Fort William. Evidence of the high grade crop this year is shown by eight of ten million bushels in store being in grades one, two, or three.
Observations show that rapid nail growth correlates with better health indicators. Experts note nails reflect nutritional and physiological conditions, though growth rate varies by individual and underlying factors.
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