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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
3
Sir Arthur Pearson reports in the sixth annual St Dunstan's Hostel review that new schemes will employ blind sailors and soldiers. He notes 1772 names on the books and over 1200 men already at work, as postwar recovery continues.
A bull moose wandered from the hills into Port Arthur and became entangled in a wire fence beside a main street. After about an hour of effort by police and volunteers, the animal was freed and fled over the hills, vanishing from sight.
A joint Brandon meeting of the winter fair board the livestock breeders association and the city council discussed plans for a new Winter Fair Building to replace the fire destroyed structure. The proposed building would be fire proof and cost about 125000 dollars.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Washington is pressing repeal of the $8 head tax on Canadians seeking to enter the United States for business or pleasure. The paper mocks immigration laws as approaching legislative absurdity.
A terse aphorism notes gendered battles, contrasting male physical confrontation with female emotional struggle, reflecting social expectations and emotional labor in public discourse.
The piece links heart discomfort to gas from indigestion and touts Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as relief. It states chronic indigestion stems from sluggish liver, constipation, and inactive kidneys and claims the pills activate these organs for lasting relief from indigestion and related symptoms.
A new wing at St Josephs Hospital Ledbury will cost about 4000 dollars. Other brief items note Col Robert Olds resigning as European Red Cross commissioner and 107 year old Henry Jones, Cumberland countys oldest citizen, passing away in Brookdale Nova Scotia.
England reduced its war debt to Canada by one hundred million dollars in the last year, reflecting a tightening of postwar financial obligations between the two dominions.
Saskatchewan provincial veterinarian Dr. M. P. McClellan says spring sales reveal cattle came through winter well with health at an all time high. He notes rising use of black leg vaccine and illustrates stockmen’s intelligent approach to preventive animal medicine.
A quip from Cartoons Magazine features a man telling a boy to hold a bull as they drive cattle. The boy replies he will be a director but refuses to become a stockholder, blending humor about leadership and investment.
A humorous exchange highlights differing room prices with a rial step added only to the 75-cent rooms. The brief joke centers on clerks and a stranger debating the cost and a feature.
A fragment speaks of happiness and a man who slips a cog under strain and urges asking for Minard's and taking no other remedy. The line reads like a caution about reliance on a single solution during tough times.
A Meaford Ontario woman describes relief from backache and female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women to guard health and seek confidential guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
A Chicago banker tries to spell Schenectady for a letter. He instructs the stenographer to tell Mr. Williams he will meet him in Schenectady, then corrects with Albany. The scene highlights a humorous miscue in a formal setting.
An advertisement extolling Dr Williams Pink Pills as a harmless blood building tonic for the pale and run down. It cites growing girls women and the elderly, plus a testimonial from Mrs William Gallie of Hantsport Nova Scotia. Price 50 cents per box, six for 2 50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The Yorkshire Post notes broad sympathy for Admiral Sims as a breezy, outspoken supporter of Britain who again lands in hot water in the United States for his frank remarks on Anglo American relations. The London Morning Post says US and UK alike know he spoke the truth about the Irish question.
Michigan ranks fourth among U S states in paper production with over 150 million dollars invested in the industry. The state's paper mills employ more than 11,000 workers and pay wages totaling more than 18 million dollars annually.
Though Canada was not the birthplace of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil it is home to the famous compound Its good name spread to Central and South America the West Indies Australia and New Zealand It is on sale and in demand in these regions
A call urges residents to boost local wealth by spending within the district. The message asks households to support local merchants and keep dollars circulating among neighbors to strengthen community prosperity.
Alberta poultry division representatives began teaching ten thousand Ukrainian farmers the why and how of poultry farming. The program aims to improve industry conditions, grow flocks, replace scrub stock with better-bred stock, and promote cooperative egg marketing. Early results suggest the region could become the west’s largest egg producer.
A boy toils with a heavy hand-cart up a steep hill, pausing to wipe sweat. A clergyman offers to help by urging zig-zag pushing, but the boy snaps for a shove, preferring direct assistance. The tale from The Tatler illustrates a blunt demand for aid over advice.
An American visitor racing through Rome with a cab driver as guide bets on rapid construction. He questions the pace of St. Peter's and other churches while the driver points to vast new law courts, quipping it wasn’t there last night.
Astronomers track a star racing through space at about 300 miles per second. Though invisible to the naked eye, the celestial racer bears multiple identification markers aiding observers.
Fringe furthers its hold on women’s nightwear with cowboy inspired pajamas in pale blue crepe de chine. Blue and pink silk fringe decorates the garments while the shirt is long and bloused. A crepe de chine waist wrap ties at the side with a handkerchief collar and blue crepe cuffs.
The Department of Trade and Commerce bulletin notes France remains Canada's chief European customer while exports to Germany in the last fiscal year surpassed those of 1913-14. Exports rose to Sweden Norway Turkey Spain Portugal and Italy, with wheat driving Italy’s gains to 57.75 million dollars from 17 million.
Aconite and camphor are used in making joss sticks to deter rats and mice and maintain a steady burn. Various odoriferous drugs provide the aroma in the manufacturing process.
Fred Roberts of 1624 Georgia St East Vancouver British Columbia reports six years of ill health ending after taking Tanlac He cites relief from biliousness gas headaches back pain insomnia and rheumatism plus a ten pound weight gain He and his wife praise the drug and note Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere
Saskatoon public utilities show a net profit of 31 146 since the first of the year reflecting steady earnings for the services they provide to residents and businesses.
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