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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
7
An advertisement promotes a remedy for neuralgia promising rapid relief and magical results from topical application with bold claims and testimonials. The copy emphasizes pain disappearance and renewed comfort after use.
A Nerviline advertisement features Mrs Greenway praising the remedy for twenty years of use at home. It claims Nerviline eases pain from earache toothache cramps and stomach upset and urges readers to apply the preparation for prompt relief with available dealers.
Government plans no woollen industry legislation this session. Bowdoin sails from Wiscasset for Arctic exploration. Glasgow emigrants total 4 509 to Canada and the U S in two days. Anglo American Arbitration Treaty signed in Washington. U S Treasury expects 550 million dollars in customs receipts. Kracke reports. Russia boycotts Switzerland after Vorovsky assassination. Sunderland Inlet timber tract sold for over a quarter of a million dollars. Five dollar postal notes acknowledged in Ottawa. Young Italy to be educated at German expense. Cars with books sent to Ministry of Instruction as reparations payment. Baldwin refuses Versailles minutes publication. William Hargrave dies aged 85. Timber supply to exhaust in 40–50 years. pine overharvested. 3 000 commercial orchards in Okanagan Valley BC.
The Virgin Islands suffer three year drought with sugar cane and cattle near failure. They petition Congress for federal funds to build dams and reservoirs to protect the islands from future water shortages and economic decline.
A vintage ad touts Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor as the oldest and best remedy. It claims fifty years of success and urges readers to refuse substitutes, priced at 25 cents everywhere.
May railway accidents tallied by the Dominion Railway Commission include 23 deaths and 191 injuries from 195 incidents. Among 14 crossing accidents, automobiles were involved, causing 3 deaths and 10 injuries.
An Ontario testimonial promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for weak blood and poor health. The ad urges that rich blood nourishes nerves and organs, boosts resistance, and describes a woman’s recovery after using the pills. It notes availability by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Red Cross workers convert an abandoned lumber camp hospital into an outpost hospital for sick trappers half-breeds and northern natives near Big River. It will also serve as a maternity home for settlers wives. Opening is planned for fall due to seasonal work resumption, with winter frostbite and accidents cited as constant needs.
Picture England’s Lakeland and Swiss grandeur in The Circle Tours of the Canadian Pacific. Two routes pass Calgary to Banff Lake Louise Glacier Arrow Lakes Kootenay Lake through Sicamous Okanagan to Penticton with Crow's Nest Line return. Excursion fares on sale daily to September 30 with stops. return by October 31.
The passage notes ancient ink recipes using soot and gallic acid and references a Pompeii find with liquid ink lasting 1700 years. It then promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a trusted vermifuge for children, claiming it clears worms and restores health for robust growth.
A young Halifax ship captain, who spent the winter and spring in the St. Pierre American trade, returned to deposit his profits of 100000 dollars only to discover the bank would accept 20000. The remainder was counterfeit.
A London dispatch reports continued British officer emigration to Canada. Major Ashton notes 85 officers with average capital of 1000 pounds have been accepted by the Settlement Board, with 40 more in sight. Lt-Col Imnes says 40 Indian Army officers are also going, average age 30, average capital 2000 pounds, half bringing families.
Sir John Merry Lesage of the London Daily Telgraph retires at sixty end of June aged eighty six after daily attendance at his office. His tenure as editor mirrors that of C. P. Scott of the Manchester Guardian who has led since 1872.
The April sea fish landed across both coasts totaled 167,646 cwts valued at 932,216 dollars, down from 251,341 cwts valued at 1,121,465 dollars in April of the previous year.
Soft corns are hard to eradicate but Holloway's Corn Remover claims to draw them out painlessly, offering a simple remedy for affected feet.
Journal American Medical Association cautions buyers that thermometer accuracy varies by season noting readings are lower in winter and higher in summer affecting purchases and health checks.
The report shows unemployment climbing in January 1922 with 291000 jobless in major capitals, rising from 208000 across the country last year and worsening since. Prostitution and vagrancy increase, 354 girls aged 10 to 13 registered as prostitutes, 208 with venereal disease. Homeless children total 10476. Population declines in five governments. livestock and grain output both fall sharply.
Strengthens the stomach and improves digestion by preventing fermentation in the gut. After one use the stomach clears sour matter that causes gas heartburn and headaches. The pills also tone the liver and kidneys and cost 25 cents at all dealers.
Transylvania city Hermannstadt also called Sibiu 16 miles northwest of Bucharest emerges as a proposed executive capital for Greater Rumania. Proponents cite modern amenities clean streets parks schools theatres and healthier climate.
In Berlin a priceless Stradivarius violin owned by Professor Havemann was found and returned after a thief passed it to a dealer who hid it under rubbish in an attic. A quarrel between the couple led police to search the house, uncovering the instrument.
Speaking before the Canadian Club of New York Dr James W Robertson said Canada has made more real progress in child welfare in the past four years than any other nation. He noted six Canadian universities offer courses to women to fit them for farmwork in reducing infant deaths.
A quirky line from Pearson's Weekly jokes about a transparent horse named Rudolph that has never seen a zebra, prompting Claude to remark that the rails show through the horse. The mock wonder underscored by the brief satirical blip reflects the magazine’s light humor.
Repatriation and immigration along with natural growth have raised Poland’s population to surpass 30 million. The piece notes that appearances can mislead, and shares a home remedy using a halved raw potato rubbed on stained fingers to remove discoloration.
A popular novelist is described as not a genius by his stenographer, reflecting impressions from a backstage conversation. The remark hints at public perception versus private evaluation within literary circles.
The French Army Air Service successfully tested a pilotless bomber with a 300 horsepower engine. It received radio signals to operate levers that guided its flight. On a trial night the aircraft flew thirty minutes at about 1500 feet and landed smoothly.
Copper discs reproduce voices of leading men now and are sold for long term preservation. The records are planned to endure for up to ten millennia and will be kept in the Prussian State Library for future generations.
A film producer puts up £11000 for a preventive to abolish eye trouble among cinema artists. He notes intense white lights upon set expose actors to billion candlepower rays that can strain eyes and cause staring, rapid talking, and other issues during production.
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