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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
6
Dorothy confronts Senator Rexhill over alleged collusion with Gordon Wade and gold land schemes. She exposes a blackmail threat and claims a recent discovery in Moran's office shows Wade’s ranch gold location and the motive to seize the land. Dorothy asserts leverage from a disquieting photo.
A Vancouver mother cites her daughter's relief from severe pains dizziness and loss of appetite after months of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and says she uses it herself for fatigue and low energy The letter urges other mothers to consider the remedy for weakened young girls and related symptoms
Dorothy confronts Senator Rexhill with damning evidence about Tug Bailey's link to Jensen's death and Race Moran. She warns him of public backlash and demands the truth or safe passage for Wade. Bailey is captured, prompting Rexhill to flee with his daughter to avoid possible lynching.
London police observed the Prince of Wales attempting an entry at St James Palace after forgetting his latchkey. The heir to the throne reportedly climbed to a low roof, smashed a skylight, and dropped into his apartment as officers joined a search for an open window.
Negotiations are under way to establish a large pulp and paper mill in St. Boniface. Winnipeg interests have secured financial backing for a project that will eventually produce several hundred tons of paper daily, with building and plant costs in the multi million dollar range.
Short courses of helpful instruction for wives of soldier settlers are being organized on a comprehensive scale by the Department of Extension at the University of Alberta in cooperation with various official organizations.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a fast, natural remedy from pine essences for colds and catarrh. It claims rapid action without stomach doping, priced at one dollar for two months’ treatment or five cents for a trial size, available from The Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal.
Sir George Newman, Chief Medical Officer, hails a golden age of medicine as infections are brought under control. Diphtheria antitoxin cut death rate from 29.8 to 9.3 percent, saving about 200 lives per 1000 cases. Enteric fever deaths drop from 374 per million in 1871 to 32 in 1922.
An owner flies three lions on the Rotterdam Paris air express in a flimsy aircraft. A enraged lion slams against cage bars while terrorizing the crew and passengers. The trainer uses a whip and clubs to subdue the animal during the 2000 foot flight.
The old Quaker meeting house at Easton Maryland is claimed as the oldest frame building in the United States with a 1684 date. Local histories say William Penn attended service there during Indian trade. Exterior whitewash preserves the wood, while seven plank seats and interior woodwork still have no paint.
Four hundred Pueblo Indians are employed by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company. Railway officials and Army officers say the workers are efficient and satisfactory, with many advancing from unskilled labor to craftsmen while serving as helpers and laborers.
A clipping bureau received a request from Ady to forward Garden items. The boss assigns the task to a new clerk who sends Garden related clips. A subscriber receives two pasted clippings titled Garden and cucumber growing in a barrel, with a brief note on Mary’s success in la Tosea.
Many Japanese plan to migrate to South America as Americans show prejudice against them. Japanese press urges taking advantage of lenient immigration laws in southern countries.
A brief note urges independent judgment and dismisses external, questionable sources. The text emphasizes acting on one’s own assessment rather than following dubious opinions from others.
A West Coast Madras report describes the Thiyya community considering mass conversion to Buddhism to escape caste oppression. A recent conference heard a proposal from its president to pursue this action at a larger gathering.
May Establish Pottery Professor W. G. Worcester a ceramic engineer of the Saskatchewan Government is conducting a special investigation of whitewire clay deposits in Southern Saskatchewan for the benefit of a British syndicate which contemplates establishing a pottery in the province.
Analyzes how new ideas struggle to enter minds when they must squeeze through existing prejudices. The text argues mental openness is hindered by entrenched beliefs, delaying acceptance of novel concepts and innovations.
Mrs. Beaumont Boggs and her daughter run the first fox farm on Vancouver Island aimed at high grade stock. In nearly three years no fox loss from disease or accident has occurred and the industry shows profitability with two more farms joining the venture.
Last year 2 590 birds participated in Dominion Experimental Farms laying contests and laid 391 805 eggs, averaging 15 eggs per bird. British Columbia led with 181.2 eggs per bird, Ontario followed at 173.5, and Ottawa contest ranked third with 167.1.
About six settlers from the United States arrived in Canada between Kingsgate and North Portal in April. They brought effects valued at 78,852 dollars and total monetary wealth of 342,832 dollars, according to a Federal Government immigration report.
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