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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a remedy for catarrh and bronchial troubles. It promises inhalation therapy with balsamic essences to strengthen the throat ease breath and stop discharges. The 60 cent treatment claims quick relief and is sold by the Catarrhozone Co Montreal through all dealers.
In June at Fiske Farm Elba the narrator recounts daily chores and a dramatic entrance by Gypsy Fiske Orvetta Fiske a handsome working companion who stirs curiosity. A lively domestic scene unfolds with Mary Elinor and Percival's war-whoop among the visitors.
Mrs Tena A Smith of Country Harbor Cross Roads writes that after ten years of severe headaches she found relief with Dr Chase's Nerve Food. She reports no headaches since using the product and credits renewed nerves and vitality to the remedy sold for 50 cents a box.
The narrator describes a motor trip to the Elba station with Miss Fiske and Mrs. Mills. Miss Fiske explains the labor strain of finding a working companion, revealing she must hire someone to manage household work for six men. She recalls failed hires and explains why the advertisement sought a capable, middle aged Englishwoman to fill the role. The scene ends with the ongoing interview.
The total dairy butter produced in 1921 in Canada reached 122000000 pounds valued at 45893082 dollars. Output rose by 11984862 pounds from 1920 with all provinces increasing except Prince Edward Island. British Columbia had the largest relative gain at 36 percent. provinces rank Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, British Columbia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
A front door visitor, a tramp, is shown mercy by a soft-hearted woman who offers him a quarter. He responds with a quip about having had many trials and a leap of convictions, revealing his worn condition and a moment of human kindness.
A remark notes that many people lack the nerve to applaud until another man begins. It reflects on social hesitation and the influence of a single raise in spirits to inspire collective approval.
Laplanders trace their sole industry to domesticated reindeer used for meat milk skins and transportation. They built robust herds to counter civilization threats and now export meat to Scandinavian and Russian cities at prices near beef.
A Wishing Fairy narrates life of Hermit Crabs to Brownies and friends. The tale describes hermit crabs finding shells, backing into them, and defending their homes in fierce but playful shell fights as part of an undersea world. Copyright 1921.
Remarks delivered at the annual Associated Luncheon feature Lady Astor’s sayings on motherhood, women's influence, public service, and perseverance. She urges mothers to stay, women to act with unselfishness and vision, and calls for employment for the jobless while urging progress toward peace. Her quotes emphasize striving for betterment and constructive harmony.
April 1922 immigration to Canada reached 6598 with 2048 from the British Isles 3268 from the United States and 1282 from other countries.
An English Kolkata judge reports on Pat claiming he hit a man. Oarsmen in early English university boat races wore top hats as they rowed.
The New York Mail notes President Harding may visit Alaska and include Canada. It lauds courteous, politic ties between the two nations while acknowledging Canadian tensions over Britain’s cattle ban and U S tariffs. It stresses growing cross border links by marriage migration trade and investment.
Community leaders stress supporting home industry and buying from town merchants to boost local economy and ensure jobs. The message encourages residents to patronize local businesses for community growth and resilience.
The Canadian Government has paid pensions to disabled soldiers and to widows and dependents of those killed in the Great War. The count is 66,817 recipients, with 47,327 disabled and 19,940 for death. Total committed pensions reach 22,351, totaling 9,210,312 dollars, while 17,000 with under 50 percent disability received 821,000 dollars. Overall pension payments to date amount to 113,589,414 dollars.
In a terse exchange, Piute Pete rejects accusations of lynching a car thief. He says the thief escaped and that the mob’s abuse already serves as punishment. The dialogue highlights vigilante justice tensions and Pete’s insistence on due process.
New map issued by the Department of the Interior depicts prairie lands available for homesteading. The ahead of press document marks lands held and distances from railways in color for easy reference.
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