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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
7
Dairying and livestock raising rise in Western Canada and Manitoba. The dairy business has more than doubled from last year in districts where raised farming is practiced. Some areas report fewer livestock but most districts show increases in winter feeding and dairying.
In a heated council Captain Blood challenges M. de Rivarol over a raid on Cartagena. The baron insists on articles binding Blood’s crew to French service while Blood argues for honor and strategic aims, prompting a bold departure and a Cartagena expedition with a fleet of twelve hundred men and multiple ships.
Mrs J Shepherd of 130 Jos. Janisse Avenue Ford Ontario describes a years long nervous break down with back and leg pain and fatigue. After five doses of Lydia E Pinkham's products she recovered enough to walk and manage her home again. She endorses the Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine as effective remedies.
Alberta financiers report a surge of foreign funds funding city property at rates as low as seven percent. British capital remains scarce in the west this spring while domestic lenders show strong interest in new loans.
Madame G. Boudart of Val Barrette Quebec says kidney troubles left her unable to work but she recovered using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She keeps a supply at home and recommends others with kidney symptoms to take the remedy now for relief and better welfare.
Hollywood director Robert G. Vignola leads experiments on ocean voyage films to counteract mal de mer. He says seasickness largely stems from visual motion and envisions shipboard pictures shown on cameras and screens to help susceptible passengers.
Nearly 2,000,000 automobiles entered Canada last year with U S tourists. Of these, 2,344 remained from one to six months, 361,630 stayed two to thirty days, and 1,534,885 hours for visits. U S motoring tourists have nearly tripled since 1920 and spent about 145.4 million dollars. Canadians motoring into the United States for tourism numbered 162,475.
Tests at forest nursery stations of the forestry branch of the department of the interior show that spruce lodge pole pine jack pine and Scotch pine are particularly suited for prairie planting and thrive under adverse conditions. These trees are now being widely planted throughout the prairie provinces.
A girl complains about hating the job of thinning her eyebrows while her roommate jokes it takes a lot of plack, capturing a light domestic moment in a mirrored scene.
The excerpt shows a salesman praising a car as self funding while a prospective buyer jokes about delivery at his garage. An unrelated medical notice promotes Dr Thomas eclectric oil claiming to heal persistent sores, remove pus and promote regenerative healing with testimonials referenced.
A note contrasts exact twelve inch measurement with foot rules and warns that estimates can mislead readers. It emphasizes precision in measurements versus guesswork, suggesting caution in applying rough figures to distances.
Millions heard a royal Empire Day service broadcast from Wembley Stadium as King George V and Queen Mary attended with almost 250000 in attendance. Guards marched in state pomp while sightless Dunstan's beneficiaries led a poignant procession. The service followed simple order with prayers and hymns led by a Free Church minister and an Archbishop of York sermon.
The Rio de Janeiro jeweler reports selling about 4,000 aquamarines for around 20009 dollars to 385 American tourists on a steamer in the harbor. Blue Mospho butterfly wings mounted in glass trays sell about 19000 pairs annually and green beetles are sold as scarf pins.
The department handling veterans of the Great War shows costs of 49 056 179 dollars for pensions and re establishment programs in the past year.
American timber demand alarms Canadians who fear forest depletion. New York uses four times its own cut and cuts five times what it grows each year, highlighting cross border pressure on forest resources.
The ad promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative to cure common childhood ailments caused by upset bowels and stomachs. It claims the medicine eases constipation and indigestion, banishes colds and fevers, and is free from opiates. Sold by dealers or mail order for 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario. The closing line notes the successful honey dealer follows a bee-line to prosperity and encourages silence.
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