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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 25, 1923

Page

4

Enormous Canadian Wheat Crop Measured In Common Terms

The article translates Canada’s wheat yield into relatable figures. It states a minimum yield of 343,000,000 bushels equating to 24,559,000,000 pounds or 14,260,000 tons. It compares to bread supply, train lengths, and ships to illustrate scale, mentioning the Bosworth steamship with 352,000 bushels capacity and a fleet of 5,844,000 gross tons if all wheat were shipped.

Canada Bashele Onn England United States Brussels Montreal Swift Current Sask New York Denver Colorado Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd U.S. Bosworth Bosworth Prairie Provinces United Kingdom

Woodrow Wilson Drops Thomas From His Name

A 30 year old tale recounts how Thomas Woodrow Wilson, then a Wesleyan professor, argued that names with song syllables foster success. He discarded Thomas, becoming Woodrow Wilson, later attaining world fame.

Wilson Thomas Woodrow Wilson Thomas Wesleyan College United States Thonks

Nervous Wreck Found Help With Pinkham Remedy

Mrs Emily Davis of Winnipeg Manitoba credits Lydia E Pinkham vegetable compound with ending a nervous breakdown that kept her from speaking to her child and doing work She reports improvement to nurse her newborn and encourages others to request the private text on women ailments from the Pinkham company Cobourg Ontario

Lydia E. Pinkham Rega Emily Davis McGee Street Winnipeg Man

Winnipeg Declared World’s Greatest Wheat Market by CP Rail VP

D. C. Coleman of the Canadian Pacific Railways told a Kiwanis luncheon in Winnipeg that the city is the world’s top wheat market by receipts. He cited Winnipeg inspections at 108,231,513 bushels for the three months ending November 30, comparing with Chicago and Minneapolis. He praised grain trade facilities as economical and efficient and noted CP shipments from September 1 averaged 1,616 cars daily, a train to the lake every 45 minutes over 91 days.

D. C. Coleman Canadian Pacific Railwas Kiwanis Club Winnipeg City Chicago Minneapolis Coleman Canadian Pacific Railway

Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Colic and Pains

A public health style pitch touts Nerviline as fast relief for colic cramps and stomach pains. It urges every family keep a 35 cent bottle handy and claims no home should be without it, noting it is sold everywhere.

Life Span Debate: Can Science Prolong Human Life

Dr Adolph Lorenz argues against longevity breakthroughs while peers claim science shields against infection and revives dormant cells. The piece notes biblical limits, historical quests for immortality, and the view that medical advances extend health and proportion of life, not the natural maximum.

United States Adolph Lorenz Dr. Lorenz Lorenz Aristophanes Regina

Trail Opens Northern Manitoba Route to Star City

Dr R J Orok physician for The Pas Lumber Company and J A McDonald logging superintendent returned from a 250 mile motor trek to Star City Sask establishing the McDonald Trail into The Pas district. The Pas Lumber Company built 130 miles of road connecting to Sask Government rural road into Star City and Tisdale creating a northern cash market for Saskatchewan farmers. Premier Bracken and MLA R H Hall urged to seek funds to make the road usable for summer and winter travel.

Pas Andl R. J. Orok Pas Luimbey Company J. A. McDonald Star City Sask Manitoba Pas Lumber Company Saskatchewan Tisdale Pas Bracken R. H. Hall M.L.A

Strange Denizen of the Deep Washes Ashore Near Lima

Fishermen at Lurin near Lima report a huge cetacean with a whale body and a turtle like head and limbs. Museum officials identify it as a Balaenidae related whale specimen from the South Pacific. it washed ashore after Chilean quake surges and will be mounted in the University Museum.

Chile Lurin Lima Natural History Museum The University of San Marcos South Pacific University Museum

Chicago Gets World’s Largest Mail Terminal

The post office department announced in Washington that a vast mail terminal in Chicago will open in a few weeks. Occupation has begun and will finish by January. the two block long six story building adjoins Union Station with track layouts enabling chute mail to be directed into railway cars.

Post Office Department Washington Chicago Union Station

General Periers Reaches Lhassa After Long Trek

Brigadier General George Periers arrives in Lhassa Tibet after traveling from Peking. The former Grenadier Guards officer walked 3500 miles of a 6000 mile journey between the Chinese and Tibetan capitals.

George Periers Lhassa Tibet Peking Periers Grenadier Guards

Honey Production Rising in Western Canada

Canada is becoming a honey producing country with 950 tons harvested in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta this year at 133 pounds per hive. There are 1082 beekeepers across the three prairie provinces with Manitoba well established and Saskatchewan and Alberta expanding under L T Floyd and Miss J Bayford teaching bee husbandry at the University of Saskatchewan.

Canada C.N.R Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Prairie L. T. Floyd J. Bayford University of Saskatchewan

Women Dye Things New In Diamond Dyes

Diamond Dyes offers simple at home dye kits with complete directions for all fabrics from wool and silk to linen and cotton. The ad guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running and urges readers to tell their druggist the fabric type before dyeing.

Parrot Mockery Ends Lesson With Quick Comeback

A man attempting to teach a parrot to say Hello! in a single lesson is met with the bird's sharp retort. After several minutes of repetition the parrot opens an eye and declares Line's busy, finishing the exchange with comic timing.

U S Oil May Be Refined In Alberta

Announcement in Jasper Wyoming says Illinois Pipe Line Co will build a 10 mile pipeline from Sunburst Montana to Coutts Alberta to connect with Imperial Oil tank farm. Crude from the Sunburst border field will be treated in Canada. Dillings Montana notes Senator Hogan interests plan a 1000 barrel refinery in Southern Alberta.

Jasper Wyo Illinois Pipe Line Company Sunburst Montana Coutts Alta Imperial Oil Company Border Canada Dillings Senator Hogan Alberta

His Christmas Little Girl and Little Boy Talk

A brief exchange envisions Christmas gifts with toys an engine candy nuts cake and a castor oil dose. The quote from Roosevelt praises the man who lives simply and honorably as a good citizen regardless of wealth.

Roosevelt

Dinner party quip ends with awkward invitation

A wry exchange at a dinner party leaves Mr. Jones unable to word a compliment to his hostess. The hostess praises his email appetite, he retorts that sitting beside Mrs. Smith would ruin any man’s appetite, and he wonders why he’s not invited to the next gathering.

Mr. Jones

Splendid Canadian Post Office Aims And Achievements

A detailed overview lauds Canada's Post Office Department for vast reach and efficiency From rail and road networks to rural boxes it handles over a billion mail items annually and sustains 10 000 employees While stamps sales nearly cover costs a savings bank system under postal supervision garners thousands of customers and deposits over 25 million dollars

Arctic Circle Canadian Post Office Department Post Office Department Canada Great Britain United States Canadian Postal Department Post Office Department of Canada Post Office Savings Bank The Post

Isolated Turk Described As Distinct In Life And Culture

The passage portrays the Turkish man as culturally distinct from Christians and Armenians, noting differences in religion, calendar, quarters, and daily life. It claims Turks interact mainly through trade and cosmopolitan venues, rarely learning other languages, and compares the Turk to a child in inconstancy, a faithful dog in obedience, and a tiger when provoked.

J. A. Douglas Stamboul Golden Horn Ble

Sir Keith Smith Plans World Flight From London in April

Sir Keith Smith, brother of famed aviator Sir Ross Smitty, travels on the Empress of Canada to Victoria from the Orient. He aims to attempt a world flight starting from London on April 3 next, following his late brother's notable but tragic near‑world run.

Sir Keith Smith London Ross Smitty Australia England Victoria Keith

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Endorsement in Hamilton

Mrs. Alice Bishop of Hamilton Ontario testifies that Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills relieved her heart palpitations and shortness of breath. She says prior to use she could not climb stairs without fluttering and sleepless nights. after using the pills she feels like a different person. Price is 50 cents a box. available at dealers or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.

Alice Bishop Hawthorne Ave Hamilton, Ont Milburn T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto

Across Sahara by Motor Car and Air in Africa

A historical note on French attempts to cross the Sahara from Taghart in South Algeria to Timbuctoo by car 1800 miles through a burning day desert and cold nights. It recalls General Laperrine and Major Vul Jemin and warns of peril in pursuit of daring exploration. Patronize local merchants to boost the home town community.

Sahara Taggart Algeria Timbuctoo Laperrine Vul Jemin London Times

Also Mentioned on This Page

Woodrow Wilson U.S Mrs. Davis WKOC Great Wheat Market A. R. Ennis the Representative Leduc Good Walker Canadian National Railways Dominion West Dodd Postal Department Sahara Desert Dandruff Minard’s Liniment
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