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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
6
Dorothy Parnell mounts a bold quest to find Gordon Rexhill with plans to confront Helen Rexhill and expose the Rexhill foes. She vows to shield her beloved ranchman and unveil the truth, while Trowbridge backs a guard at the big pine.
A Viking Alberta reader, Ovella Holmberg, reports relief from abdominal cramps and vomiting after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter credits the remedy with drastic improvement in daily work and overall health, citing testimonials as proof of its effectiveness for female ailments.
Dorothy presses Helen Rexhill for Gordon Wade's location claiming his life may be in danger. Helen denies knowledge and accuses Dorothy of impropriety, while Senator Rexhill arrives with a Washington telegram about cavalry from Fort Mackenzie.
Details from the London Daily Chronicle outline an Atlantic airship service linking Seville and Buenos Aires. Four Zeppelin airships with nine engines would fly 40 passengers and 11 tons of mails in two weekly round trips, beginning next summer, with 3 days 16 hours crossing time and extensive ground facilities at Seville, Buenos Aires, the Canary Islands, and Cordoba.
A Calgary Herald letter laments fluctuating weather in southern Alberta. The writer mocks the province weather forecaster for extremes from drought to floods, urges steadier rain, and recalls a Scottish minister anecdote about praying for rain. The piece targets ministerial alliance, Hatfield, and Elbow area citizens.
A cartoonish exchange shows a strapping man asking a woman for money. The tramp responds that he is too kind to strike her, preserving dignity amid a humorous social moment cited by the Philadelphia Bulletin.
A Buenos Aires hotel scene shows a clerk accepting a guest registration from a foreign traveler. The exchange hints at language barriers and cultural contrasts during travel.
A humorous note recalls a parish scene where a sporting padre spots buttons in offertory plates and urges brethren to rend their hearts not their garments, quoted from News of the World.
Sir Henry Thornton, president of Canadian National Railways, says 453 miles of CN rail extensions in Saskatchewan will start immediately despite potential labor shortages. He notes a record crop year with an estimated one million acres more planted along the lines, and that washouts can be endured if rains come.
Including incorporations authorized by the Department of Municipal Affairs in 1922, Saskatchewan now has 741 municipalities. Breakdown shows 7 cities, 79 towns, 349 villages, 5 summer resort villages, and 201 rural municipalities.
The Porcupine Mountain Oil and Gas Company will drill for possible oil deposits in the Porcupine Mountain district of Manitoba during the coming summer. Drilling of the initial test well is already under way.
Compilation shows Canada’s auto sector with over 47 million dollars invested. In 1922 Canada produced 101 007 automobiles, up 53 percent from 1921, with over half a million registered nationwide. Ontario leads registrations at 241 986, Quebec 61 995, Alberta 40 642, Manitoba 42 230, and Yukon 85 among others.
Manitoba issued over 41000 automobile licenses last year, up 1775 from 1921 and 4560 from 1926. The province lists 161 car makes in operation, vs 1965 in 1921 and 184 in 1926, reflecting growing vehicle use and diversity.
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