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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
3
A lay education piece explains dental decay as a disease like tuberculosis. It describes plaque formation by bacteria, enamel composition, and how decay progresses to reach nerve fibres causing pain, warning readers to value and care for their teeth without delay.
Dominion Agriculture seeks views on the horse sector’s future in Canada as a potential economic rival to automobiles. Arkell, Dominion Livestock Commissioner, told Calgary’s Western Canada Livestock Union annual meeting that the horse industry may regain real prosperity and stabilize after years of decline.
A. Cote of St. Isidore Quebec testifies that Theodore Dorais regained relief from long rheumatism after using Minard's Liniment. He invites verification from Dorais Parish Priest or neighbors, noting the 12 May 1898 date.
Items of clothing displayed on December 10 and 11 at Kent House Knightsbridge for Mme Volkoff once Princess Trouit zkou, who fled Crimea with the Dowager Empress of Russia. The exhibition presents the garments as the Princess’s means of livelihood and charity aid.
An old advertisement proclaims Miller's Worm Powders eliminate worms in children and repair intestinal injury. It warns that hookworms can perforate the intestinal wall if untreated and promises a cure for all worm varieties.
Jinks arrives late after a night out and responds softly to his employer when asked about his work. The vignette portrays a terse exchange and a mood of quiet tension in a stray story clip.
Oyster dealers are using a disingenuous shell game to mislead customers by moving average prices and hiding premium shells. The practice risks consumer trust and could invite regulatory scrutiny as traders adjust terms.
About 60 million feet of lumber are used annually in sewing machine manufacture. Oaks and red gum supply nearly two thirds, with yellow poplar and black walnut each a little more than one eighth, the rest from aupete, chestnut, cottonwood, maple, basswood, birch, sycamore, mahogany, yellow pine and redwood. Tops use oak or walnut veneers or stained woods to imitate mahogany.
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator pledges to drive worms from the system without injuring the child. The remedy claims full effectiveness with mild action suitable for youngsters.
European nations plan greater military spending than six years ago, echoing war prophets who warned that peacetime armament savings could fund the Great War costs.
An 19th century style advertisement offers a $100 reward for any catarrh case Hall’s Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces, improves strength and general health, and provides testimonials and a diguerists product for 75 cents.
A miner narrator recalls a quarrel with his newly married wife. She chases him with a frying pan in the morning and cries at night for not being kissed, while bystanders comment on women as "queer cattle."
Analysis estimates that between 10 and 25 percent of food costs in the United States cover crates and containers that are discarded rather than reused, increasing waste and expenses for consumers.
The Wiser Distillery in Prescott Ontario will reopen under Montreal ownership to manufacture industrial alcohol. Prussia to demobilize civic militia per Versailles Treaty. Felix Diaz arrives in Guatemala amid suspected moves against the Mexican government. Denial issued that Canada negotiates with US Australia and New Zealand to bar Japanese immigration. Mme Amelia Galli Curci announces marriage to Homer Samuels. Sir Alfred Mond to visit Palestine for Zionist studies. Influenza immunity lasting several years found in US public health studies of 1918-19 homes.
A shy exchange reveals a couple’s feelings as one recalls anger sparked by insults from the woman's father. The scene focuses on emotional tension and evolving affection within a troubled family dynamic.
Advert suggests thin blood causes frequent headaches especially in growing girls with anemia. It claims Dr Williams' Pink Pills build blood, reduce headaches, and cure associated symptoms like insomnia neuralgia and rheumatism. Available from medical dealer or by mail Brockville Ontario.
Representatives of major Canadian carriers met in Montreal to discuss a complex plan for an average surcharge on international freight charges with the aim of preserving through rate integrity across gateways and avoiding disruption of tariffs. A committee will continue examining U.S. carrier consultations to reach a definite conclusion soon.
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a remedy for asthma and bronchitis. It claims the inhaler drives asthma from the system, relieves choking and labored breathing, and offers a two month supply for one dollar via dealers or the Catarrhozone Co. of Kingston Canada.
The Edmonton Bulletin notes large spruce timber areas north and west of Edmonton suitable for pulp and paper, especially newsprint, with poplar also contributing. FF A Burrows cites spruce pulp wood in upper Saskatchewan and Athabasca waters, arguing fires reduced original spruce cover but remaining spruce zones still offer pulp and lumber potential.
Hens kept in pens benefit from ample green foods to supply vitamins and regulate health. Providing fresh greens helps maintain a springlike condition and can boost production. Suitable options include cabbage mangels chopped and steeped alfalfa and similar greens for fowls.
The article extols Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oi as an excellent agent for athletes. It claims to render muscles and sinews pliable and strengthen them against strains, noting long-time users testify to its value as a lubricant.
The piece outlines making clear chicken broth for ill patients using a four pound bird split for leftovers, with steps to extract flavor, remove fat, and store. It covers salt use, egg clarification, and variations like egg custard, onion soup, and mushroom broth, plus alternatives with rabbit. It notes medical guidance on salt and diet, and resourceful uses for fats and leftovers.
A witticism notes that a man who can deliver an after dinner speech but refuses is less tiresome than one who cannot but chooses to speak. The quip highlights self-control and social performance in public speaking contexts.
A Canadian user, Alex McLeod of Hamilton, credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with curing bronchial asthma after several bottles. Estel La Granby from James St North reports relief from rheumatism and kidney trouble after using Anurie Tablets, Golden Medical Discovery, and Pleasant Pellets following Spanish Flu.
Prof Alexander Graham Bell arrived aboard the liner Empress of France to disclose the completion of a new invention which he declined to describe. He has just returned from Scotland and will spend part of the winter at his Baddeck, Nova Scotia home.
Paragraph extols Parmelees Vegetable Pills for gentle bowel cleansing and stomach and liver toning to improve digestion and overall health by preventing energy loss and toxin buildup from imperfect digestion.
A light note recalls someone asking why calico outfits aren’t worn. Flo replies she hates seeing herself in print, a witty remark captured in the Cornell Widow.
A short statement asserts that regardless of political views a girl consistently desires protection from harm or coercion. The remark emphasizes universal safety needs for females across beliefs. It presents a general principle without attributing a source or event.
A concise reflection notes that while contentment may be superior to wealth, it is equally hard to attain, underscoring the rarity of true satisfaction in life.
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