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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
2
Premier Drury’s Toronto address warned Canada faces peril from unsound agriculture and rural decline. He linked soil health to national existence, urged rewarding those who respect the land, and argued work joy in farming surpasses urban wages. Address ties rural stability to broader national prosperity.
A minister discovers a parishioner in a ditch and asks about the absence. The man replies in broad Scots that it could have been a wedding or a funeral but it was a moist extraordinary success. The piece ends with a culinary tip: adding vinegar to boiling potatoes prevents blackening.
Prominent Americans including Chaplin and Harold Lloyd plan to attend the Calgary Stampe in Alberta over the coming months. The list features Chas Peters, William Slavin McNutt, Heywood Broun, and Jack Lait among others from Hearst, Life, London Sketch, Colliers, and the New York World. Madge and Mame exchange remarks about phrenology and religion.
The Saskatchewan legislature approved 2 119 640 for highway construction repairs new bridges and ferries for the season. The department will allocate 1 110 000 to provincial highways 664 640 to main market roads 230 000 to bridges and 115 000 to ferry operation and maintenance.
An 85 cent bottle Nerviline liniment claims quick penetration to tissues easing swollen joints and nerve pain. The ad touts fifty years of success and widespread availability for muscular and joint relief.
A recent report from the Canadian Department of Trade and Commerce places Canada as the world’s second largest exporter by per capita value. New Zealand tops the list at 152.54 dollars per person, followed by Canada at 100.63, with the United Kingdom third at 63.36 and the United States fourth at 33.95 per person.
A health ad touts Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a remedy for anaemic, run-down girls and women. It claims to enrich blood, boost appetite, aid digestion, and relieve fatigue, citing Miss Lyla G. Garneau of Freeman Ontario as a testimonial and noting pills are available at 50 cents a box by mail from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
Last year twenty planes carried half a million letters daily between New York and San Francisco. Forty pilots completed 7,999 flights across 16 division points with 3,600 in bad weather and only 300 delayed mails. Crossing the Rockies required climbs to 12,000 feet, yet mechanical trouble was the main disruptor.
W A DeWolfe of Consort Alberta has patented an automatic air pressure gauge that stops at set pressure and whistles when inflated. The device suits any pump or tank and gauges are factory tested for consistency. DeWolfe seeks buyers or manufacturing deals. he also edits The Enterprise in Consort. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil ad claims quick relief for inflammation and wounds.
With a large rise in motor tourist traffic the Saskatoon Motor Club suggests building a motor camp for passers through tourists. A Nutana side river site is proposed and the Board of Trade and City Council will be asked for cooperation.
The article notes a shift in western markets for Ontario butter and prairie butter exports to eastern centers. It highlights A. A. Wismer of Edmonton shipping Alberta Percheron horses to Ontario, totaling seven carloads this spring with 18 animals per car. Shipping costs run about $10 per horse, and western breeders claim cheaper costs than eastern farmers. Wismer notes western horses graze freely over winter with modest feed needs, aiding western production.
Data describe how many people experience heart palpitations under stress or exertion. The text notes anxiety and alarm when the heart speeds, slows, or skips beats and suggests many sufferers remain unaware until an event triggers symptoms.
Mrs. Alice Bishop of Hamilton Ontario praises Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills for relief from heart palpitations shortness of breath and nervousness after using the pills. She notes improved breathing and energy. Sold 50c a box at dealers or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
A new Piccadilly Circus dining megastore opens with plans to serve ten million meals in twelve months. The catering company estimates it will employ 900 waitresses and about 1,700 staff overall, asserting it surpasses the largest American eating place.
Holloway's Corn Remover when applied destroys the corn's roots and the hard callosity separates without harming the surrounding flesh, leaving the skin intact.
Francis H. Sisson of the Guaranty Trust Company told the Financial Advertisers Association at Atlantic City that no ethics code stops professionals from advertising their services. He cited banks once wary of ads who now use publicity to attract clients.
Nearly 20,000 quarts of skimmed milk daily in France are used to create substitutes for horn ivory and amber. Casein from the milk is combined with formaline to form petrified milk a hard elastic in voluble material that can be worked like other substances.
Mrs. Hannah Gorman of Windsor Ontario says after 17 years of stomach trouble and severe symptoms she regained strength and health after using Tanlac. She gained weight, restored appetite and sleep, calling Tanlac a godsend. Advertisement notes Tanlac available everywhere and claims over 37 million bottles sold.
The Danish government census of October 1 1421 shows Greenland with 274 Europeans mainly Danes and 14 081 natives. Natives include 6729 men and 7325 women. Greenland spans about 2 170 000 square kilometers with 658 000 glacier free. Inhabitants mainly reside along the coast and nearby non glacier islands.
Canada produced 399,786,400 bushels of wheat in 1922, with Saskatchewan supplying 250,167,000 bushels about 63 percent. Saskatchewan's wheat crop value reached $287,000,000 while production costs are estimated at $187,000,000, leaving a net surplus of $100,000,000.
An advertisement touts Dr. J. P. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as miraculously relieving suffocating asthma attacks. The testimonial asserts the remedy provides rapid help and lasting relief, urging sufferers to keep it on hand and noting wide availability.
A witty exchange flags caution in courting folly as a mother warns about confrontations and rivals. A jab about Jimmy Park’s bloody nose adds color to the backchat. The line warns young men to beware of rumors and romantic temptations.
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