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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 28, 1926

Page

2

Successful Colonization Means Increased Immigration

The article argues Canada should favor colonization over open immigration, promoting permanent settlement with selective inflows. It highlights Swiss Settlement Society and Canadian Red Cross Nursing Outposts as models, urging broad support from boards, clubs, and churches to attract and assist settlers and sustain growth.

Canada Reas Boards of Trade Swiss Settlement Society Montreal Ananlas Switzerland United States Canadian Red Cross Society Red Cross Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario

Six-Foot Lizard Arrives at London Zoo from Sumatra

A live monitor lizard from Sumatra named Varanas has reached the London Zoo. The creature measures six to seven feet nose to tail and sports a predominantly black tongue spanning about 15 inches.

London Zoo Sumatra

Plants Show Muscular Powers, Bose Announces Evidence

Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose of Calcutta declares definite evidence that plants possess muscular powers. The noted Hindu scientist, famed for plant life discoveries, presents findings supporting plant responsiveness and movement.

Jagadish Chandra Bose Calcutta

Arabs Adopt Cars Over Camels in Desert Raids

A London Morning Post dispatch from Bagdad reports that Arab tribes are using Ford cars for raids in Syrian territory, signaling a shift from camels to automobiles. Ajil-Al Yawwar, a prominent sheik, is seen driving his Ford in Bagdad, highlighting modernization and new mobility amid desert conflicts.

London Morning Post Bagdad Iraq Ajil-Al Yawwar Sheik

The Cheerful Woman Pink Pills Restore Health

A Vancouver BC woman recounts severe illness two years ago that left her weak and wasting away. After failed hospital care and ineffective tonics, she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health and strength. She urges others to try them, available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams Melvin Abra Graveley Street Vancouver B.C Mall Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Bodmin Napier Airliner Prototype Planned for London to New York

An experimental aeroplane named the Bodmin-Napier features a central engine room and currently carries two 450 hp Napier Lion engines. Designers say the concept could support multiple engines and anticipate a future airliner regular between London and New York as flying develops. Construction has progressed for two to three years.

London New York Bodmin-Napier

Canada First Agricultural Production Record Says Growth Leads World

Dr J I Grisdale deputy minister of agriculture cites Canada as the top growing agricultural nation. He notes 1925 wheat up 60 percent oats 200 percent barley 50 percent rye 600 percent forage 200 percent hay 100 percent and increases in horse and beef breeding 125 and 70 percent while swine and poultry rise sharply. A US immigration law revision to admit more skilled agriculturists beyond quotas was urged by Hugh McCrae of Wilmington North Carolina before the House immigration commission.

Canada J. &. Grisdale U. S United States House Immigration Commission Hugh McCrae Wilmington N.C

Shot New Species Name Unclear in Hunter Guide Exchange

An amateur hunter asks for the name of a creature he has shot and is told by the guide that the name is Smith. Mrs. Benham dismisses the matter with unrelated remarks about a jute rift and a plumber.

Smith

In Love Look Reveals His Feelings

A girl senses a man's love by the way he gazes when she is unaware. The observation highlights how subtle attention betrays affection and signals romantic interest.

Mystery Plane Vanishes Over Channel En Route to Amsterdam

A Dutch passenger monoplane on a scheduled London to Amsterdam flight disappeared without a trace after takeoff. Despite an experienced crew and favorable weather, neither the aircraft nor any bodies were recovered, with theory suggesting engine failure over the water and no wireless to send SOS.

Air Express London Continent Amsterdam

Swiss Colonization Plan In Canada Aimed At Immigrants

The Swiss Settlement Society based in Montreal and Winnipeg invites Swiss farm workers to request a pamphlet and questionnaire. The aim is to guide prospective settlers with clear information and helpful assurances. Requests go to Fritz Beck, Secretary, 11 Bishop St Montreal, or via Immigration Hall Winnipeg.

Canada Fritz Beck Bishop St Montreal Care of Immigration Hall Winnipeg

Heart Palpitations and Fainting Spells Reported by Mrs Wilson

Mrs J Wilson of Port George N S writes of years of heart palpitations and fainting spells caused by overwork and worry. She credits a remedy sold by The T Milburn Co Limited of Toronto Ontario for improving her condition after others failed.

J. Wilson Port, George N.S

McGill Library Reaches 200000th Book Milestone

The McGill University library marks its 200000th volume with a special rarity, an old Italian anatomy work from 1683 titled Man and His Parts. The two volume set, collected from sacred and secular authors, includes illustrations and explains body parts.

McGill McGill University Girolamo Boucompagol Ologna

Wheat accelerated by Garnet corn swells railway push north

Chairman H. A. McKeown of the railway commissioners warned at the tenth conference that the Garnet wheat developed by the Federal Department of Agriculture ripens earlier than Marquis and would justify extending Canadian railway lines northward from their present routes.

H. A. Mec-Keown Board of Railway Commissioners Federal Department of Agriculture Prairie Provinces

Saskatchewan Seed Growers Co operative year sales

The Saskatchewan Registered Seed Growers Co-operative Association posted a first year business surpassing one hundred thousand dollars with grain handling totals of 22 154 bushels of wheat 26 944 bushels of oats 1 602 bushels of barley 1 112 bushels of flax and 217 260 pounds of Sweet clover seed. Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy gains steady medical credibility with ongoing relief and conversions without sensational campaigns.

Saskatchewan Registered

Canada Revokes Fourteen Naturalization Certificates

Fourteen certificates of naturalization of aliens in Canada as British subjects have been canceled by order in council. Names include two Germans one Assyrian two Russians and others from Central Europe. Deportation follows convictions in two cases. others stem from false representation or fraud. Most affected have already left Canada.

Canada Secretary of State Department Central Europe

Saskatchewan Egg Pool set to begin by spring

G F Edwards chairman of the provisional board says the Saskatchewan egg pool is an assured success and will be functioning as eggs start to move in the spring. Over 4 000 contracts signed and arriving at Regina pool headquarters at about 100 per day. Production under contract estimated near 500 billion dozen eggs annually.

Saskatchewan Exe and Poultry Pool G. F. Edwards Regina

Hindenburg Name barred as trademark in Berlin

A Berlin dispatch reports the Reich patent office has barred the use of President von Hindenburg’s name as a trademark. The ruling prohibits labeling salads stomach powders insect powders coffee and similar wares with his name. Public figures may also seek protection against misused likenesses as advertising.

Berlin von Hindenburg Reich Patent Office Hindenburg

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for Humans and Animals

The article notes similarities between humans and lower animals in susceptibility to inflammations and injuries. It promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a reliable remedy for such ailments in both people and animals.

Bothhouse Thomas

German physicist claims invention of hafnium metal

Professor Bohr, noted German research worker in atomic physics, announces the creation of a new metal named hafnium. The element appears as a dark gray powder and is said to be especially suitable for making parts of radiol sending and receiving sets.

Bohr

Lusitania Awards Total Over Five Million Dollars

The Lusitania disaster victims or their dependents have received a total settlement of 13 146 059 dollars. The awards cover the 395 people who perished when the ship sank on May 7 1915.

What Pretty Girl Did for Sick Stomach

Miss E. Rich of Brooklyn New York recounts relief from a bloated stomach poor appetite and headaches after trying Carter's Little Liver Pills. She says the pills offered immediate relief and now keeps them on hand to answer when her stomach acts up. Sold by all drug stores at 25 cents.

E. Rich Brooklyn, N. Y Carter

Alberta Corn Growers Acreage Expansion Statement

Alberta corn growers show rapid acreage gains with rapid increases in each year. The provincial exhibit in Lethbridge highlights corn as a viable crop. From 1919 to 1924 acres planted rose from 900 to 8 000, marking significant growth in the province.

Lethbridge Alberta

Holloway's Corn Remover Promises Quick Relief

An assertive advertisement proclaims that whether corn is old or new, it will yield to Holloway's Corn Remover, framing the product as a universal cure for corn discomfort.

Holloway

Quote on Civilization and Protection

A concise aphorism states that civilized nations are those that feel the need of protection from the savagery of one another. The remark reflects on international conduct and the moral standards guiding states.

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Fletcher Benham Minard’s Liniment Grippe Secret of The Lang T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto Bates Saskatchewan Association J. D. Kellogg Germany Lusitania Minard Alberta Corn Growers Chicago McBean Bros Winnipeg, Man Bank of Nova Scotia Enginfefering Ciett Ferfe Avtomahbita Latisy Sra the United Technical Sohester Ltd Commercial & Engineering College Inanada Corner Portage & Langside Ar Ss Red Rinse Boclik
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