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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
4
Queensland miners urge government to pool rubies opals emeralds and sapphires for a community sale after discovering orange sap phires. Government to protect gem trade long centered in Paris with high European prices.
The article promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming it treats catarrh by acting through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous conditions. It asserts the tonic strengthens the body during a run down state and offers free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The steamship Empress of France has been chartered for a four month world cruise starting January 23, 1923 from New York. The itinerary includes the West Indies Panama Canal Japan India Malay Peninsula Egypt Italy France Great Britain with a Atlantic crossing to Quebec around May 23. The plan allows fourteen days in Japan and an option of nineteen days in India.
Bill Boulet, the Yukon four horse stage driver between White Horse and Dawson, shot and killed a black bear attacking his coach. The incident occurred when he stopped at an Alberta roadhouse during an official call as a suspected mail thief terrorized the route for the first time in Yukon history.
A severe locust outbreak spreads through the Caucasus Baku Kuban and Crimea causing major crop fears in South Russia. Peasants mobilize with gasoline and even airplanes to drop poisonous bombs on breeding areas.
An old remark calls Albania the only European nation with no national debt and a gold currency. Memedi Frasheri, head of Albania's Genoa delegation, said peace would help the country. A locomotive imported from England in 1829 served as a model for American builders.
The dress suits milady for business or sport and is practical for spring and early summer. A cape-like back enhances its smart look. The outfit is black with Roman stripes and pairs with a black straw hat adorned with black quills.
The article explains gall stones as dried bile with crystalline content and notes the disease is common among merchants clergy and sedentary people. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a safe preventive laxative for bilious fits digestion and appetite, claiming health benefits and urging purchases from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
A Montreal newspaper outlines a new radio broadcasting plan offering English and French programming to promote Bonne Entente and teach radio fans the French language through lessons. The note credits the Mail and Empire.
A Newark woman relies on a dry artesian well that constantly emits cold air. She pipes the air through her house for drying clothes, cooling in summer, and replacing ice.
An advertisement urges parents to keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets at home to treat common childhood ailments. It touts digestion relief, eased constipation, and fever reduction and cites a customer testimonial from Makamik Quebec. The product sells for 25 cents per box via medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A personally conducted tour from Winnipeg June 30 to Prince Rupert July 6 offers a Rocky Mountains voyage with stops at Saskatoon Edmonton Jasper Mt Robson Prince George Kitwanga Terrace Prince Rupert Vancouver Victoria and Seattle. Return route options available. details from CNR agents or W J Quinlan Winnipeg.
A New York State Charities Aid Association review cites significant TB death reductions from 1918 to 1921 due to hospitals nurses dispensaries rural clinics and laws. Milbank Memorial Fund plans 300000 to 400000 yearly for five years to extend TB control aiming for parity with Typhoid decline. St Thomas Times Journal notes a goal of making tuberculosis a rarity. The piece also mentions a new long ferry line between England and Sweden and a note on sleep causes.
In a personal column the Viscount Northcliffe questions why Japan is taxed for armament support and cites Japanese art industry and patriotism. He warns of Pan-Japanese power, comparing it to Pan-German strength in 1914 and cites a Scots expert saying Japan seeks control of China and then the world.
A party of over forty well built Norwegians arrived at Quebec aboard the Canadian Pacific steamer Montrose from Liverpool. They head to Sedgwick Alberta to engage in farming, the third large party of colonists to reach Canada this year under CPR auspices.
Advert says Nerviline soothes chest tightness coughs colds and soreness by rubbing on the chest neck and sore side. Claims heat into tissues relieves pain and improves breathing. Available in large bottles for 35 cents at all dealers.
Isabel de Hermandois who died in 1151 claimed descent from Charlemagne through six lines and four children whose descendants reach modern times. Dr. Jordan says the English speaking world are inbred descendants of Charlemagne via Isabel, linking George V Abraham Lincoln and Washington across generations.
A promotional notice claims worms cause illness in children and asserts that Mother Graves Worm Exterminator will relieve their symptoms and restore vitality. The amber-sounding product is advertised as a remedy for peevish pale and restless kids.
A bulletin from the Rotary Club proclaims a battle cry about not grabbing the stool when a piano must be moved. The editor says the sentiment applies to men on every job including all branches of the newspaper business.
The former crown prince William plans to return to Germany with his son likely leaving the island of Wieringen to settle as a country squire. The Berlin government secures his return on the condition he avoids political activity.
Mrs A H Bishop of Barrie Ontario says she suffered a rundown system and could not work until using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription. After two bottles she regained strength and urges others to write for free medical advice or obtain the remedy at local drug stores or Dr Pierce s Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario.
The Redeptorist Fathers announce a $3,000,000 temple to replace the destroyed church at Ste Anne de Beaupré and a $500,000 monastery for residing fathers. A design contest offering $15,000 may be held for Canadian architects. The note adds a historical remark that blank space in word separation began in the tenth century.
Colds are the commonest ailments of mankind and if neglected may lead to serious conditions. Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil will relieve the bronchial passages of inflammation speedily and thoroughly and will strengthen them against subsequent attack. It will usually stop the cough because it alleviates the irritation in the throat. Try it and prove it. Rockefeller has transferred nearly all his fortune to his family to obviate death duties on his demise.
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