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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
3
Ernest Jackson of Greenwald, a Winnipes dental student, declares Tariac backed up its reputation as he describes years of stomach trouble and relief after using Tanlac. He says the treatment improved his condition quickly and now feels better than ever. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
The text argues Canada must raise revenue to curb a swelling war debt through heavier taxation on luxuries and wealthier groups. It notes Britain’s brisk tax increases and debt reduction, while Canada faces rising costs for pensions, veterans care, and rail deficits. Aims to balance sacrifice without crippling business.
E W Neel spoke before the Vancouver Island Association Boards of Trade estimating total standing timber on Vancouver Island at 116 billion feet. In the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway belt Renfrew district and U Darkley Sound drainage basin there are 30 billion feet of Douglas fir and 13 billion feet of red cedar.
Toronto reader letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for strengthening women who felt weak and unable to work. Claiming recovery from fatigue backache and nervousness, they urge others to try the remedy and publish the testimonials.
The Dominion Livestock Branch reports show steep declines in April prices across cattle hogs sheep and calves from 1920 to 1922 with Toronto figures illustrating the drop. Good steers moved from 13 62 in 1920 to 7 70 this year while heifers cows and other categories also declined notably.
The Newfoundland sealing season ended with Ranger and Thetis returning last from the grounds. The total catch reached about 126 696 pests valued at roughly 206 000 dollars, about twenty per cent higher than last year.
Geological note describes marble as metamorphosed limestone formed by internal heat and pressure. The text explains how chalk can transform through similar deep earth processes into denser rocks with crystalline textures.
Immigrants to Canada this year total 16,774 with Americans near half 5,019, British 4,528, and others 4,227. The Akron sailed into Boston with no pilot using radio bearings and soundings. McGill honors A L Atkinson of Vermilion Alta for top math and mechanics. Morgan bankers eye Vienna loan options for Austria. Navy League leaders urge action as Toronto votes on navy curtailment. CP transfers 50,000 acres coal lands to the Federal Government per 1897 act, certificate issued in 1905.
Halifax resident Mrs Winfield Dill recounts the 1917 disaster and credits Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills with restoring her nerves. The ad promotes Milburn's pills as heart and nerve food, priced 50 cents a box from The T Milburn Co Toronto Ont.
The new stamp tax on checks will cost Montreal about $20,000 annually, according to an estimate prepared by P. Collins, assistant city treasurer.
An old advertisement touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil for cuts bruises sprains sore throat or chest pains. It claims fast healing, urges a bottle in every medicine chest for emergencies and widespread community trust.
Remarkable new uses are found for ultra violet rays used to ripen fruit grow plants sterilize milk and water. In London a beam made teeth glow blue in the dark and nails eyes and false teeth appeared. New methods include synthetic formalin and sugar production and a new way to analyze rare drugs and differentiate paper and linen by photographed fluorescence.
At Montreal the Canadian Fur Auction Sales Company concluded a three day fur sale with total receipts around one and a half million dollars. A record crowd of buyers from coast to coast in Canada and major fur centers in the United States attended, with English and French firms also represented. Two thousand two hundred twenty five fur lots sold in twenty four hours. The fall sale is set to begin September 12.
Letters from multiple sources say the Prince of Wales endured heavy strain during the India tour and was near a nervous breakdown when he left. The long, ambitious voyage and the climate affected him. a quiet voyage home is expected to restore his health.
Mike Chiaventone aged 22 of Kewanee Illinois died at his residence. He had suffered heart trouble since boyhood and eight months earlier Rush Medical College Chicago confirmed he had two hearts, the larger on the left and the smaller on the right. He advocated Keep Minard's Liniment.
The India Office directs settlement inquiries to Dominion authorities as two thousand war time subalterns and captains await compensation and free passages to a British Empire port. BC officers in India push the scheme with the Okanagan Valley project favored by the Agent General while the Canadian Superintendent urges BC advantages.
The Western Canada Radio Co will obtain patents and rights and develop operate and manufacture general radio business and receiving outfits across the Dominion.
Queensland State Wheat Board charters Commonwealth ships with 6000 tons aboard the liner austral peak departs Brisbane for overseas service. Walkers Ltd completes a second 6000 ton steel steamship for the Commonwealth Government line. A 0.032 gram gold franc minted at Geneva for League of Nations use weighs less than a postage stamp and bears S D N initials. The coin is not for circulation and represents universal value for the League budget. Miller's Worm Powders praised as an effective vermifuge for children.
Discussion of anaemia symptoms and treatment with Dr Williams Pink Pills. Includes a testimonial from Mrs M Chase of Trenton Ont praising relief from headaches and nervous exhaustion after months of use. Advertising details for purchase from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. Also notes on Danish kings and Arab slave trade.
The piece contrasts genius and ordinary people, noting that success hinges on rising after a fall. It cites financial reverses of a rich neighbor who hides failures and emphasizes that perseverance and not quitting define achievement. The repeated idea is that the one who sticks gets unstuck.
McKee Rankin introduced women as ushers at the Third Avenue Theatre in New York City during 1884, marking an early adoption of female staff in theatre operations.
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