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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

2

Among the Daisies. Nellie Leaves for the City

Nellie, a twenty one year old orphan living with Aunt Maria, leaves the country to seek independence in the city. She pursues business ambitions while recalling her rural home as she endures loneliness and a brief illness. Ned, her long time suitor, and Aunt Maria visit in the city unsure if she will return home.

Nellie Ned Maria Pitman Aunt Maria

Nellie and Ned Return Home and Plan a Farmhouse Union

In a reflective country scene Nellie leaves the hospital with Ned and Aunt Maria. Nellie discovers city life strains her, and in a June foreground Ned vows to marry her and settle in a quiet farmhouse, insisting she belongs to the countryside.

Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills Promise Vitality Thru Nervous Ailments

An advertisement touts Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills as a cure for nervous headaches dizziness and general debility. It claims to renew vitality and improve appetite blood, brain power and energy, with a testimonial from Mrs. M. Damgand of Youngs Cove Road, N.B. The pills cost 50c a box, available at dealers or by mail from The T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto Ontario.

Milburn M. Damgand Youngs Cove Road N.B T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto

War With Wild Beasts

A historical survey notes escalating conflicts between humans and wildlife in India. It cites last year’s deaths: elephants five hyenas five? and bears 109? Leopards 350? Tigers 853? plus 688 by bears and other animals. Snakes killed 22 478. Over 19 000 wild beasts destroyed and 91 000 snakes killed. Floods reduced prey, prompting more attacks by tigers and larger animals on people.

India

Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Lame Back Relief

A brisk rubbing with Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil will relieve lame back as the oil absorbs into the skin and penetrates tissues. The pain eases quickly and the advertisement claims the product is an excellent article with ample grounds for conviction.

Thomas

Increased Drug Testing Indicates Rising Use in Vancouver

The Vancouver city health department report shows a sharp rise in drug examinations over recent years. In 1920 analysts processed 2,148 samples for opium morphine heroin and cocaine, nearly double 1919 and over five times 1917.

Vancouver City Health Department Health Department Police Department

Natish Family Halibut Stands as Largest Species

The halibut is identified as the largest member of the Natish family, notable for its size among related aquatic species.

Your Teeth and Goiter Link Highlighted by Editor

An editorial stresses how neglect of the mouth harms health and links goiter to dental infections. It urges early care from childhood and notes that treating infected teeth or extracting them can relieve thyroid swelling in many cases, recommending X ray exams in goiter patients.

Superstition of Sailors on Counting Crew

Old sailors believe ill luck follows if anyone on board ship counts the number of persons present. The superstition warns against tallying crew to avoid misfortune at sea.

It Will Prevent Ulcerated Throat Says Dr Thomas Oil

At first sore throat symptoms indicating possible ulceration and inflammation use a spoonful of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil with a touch of sugar for palatability. It soothes irritation and prevents ulceration and swelling. Those prone to quinsy claim immunity after use.

Thomas

Larcombe Wins Manitoba Free Press Sweepstake Again

S Larcombe of Birtle Manitoba is declared winner of the Manitoba Free Press sweepstake tied to the National Soil Products Exhibition held in Winnipeg last January. This marks his fourth sweepstake victory.

S. Larcombe Birtle Manitoba Manitoba Free Press Winnipeg Mr. Larcombe

English Sociologist Bertrand Russell Dies in Pekin

The Pekin death reports confirm the passing of Professor Bertrand Russell an English sociologist mathematician and philosopher who arrived in China in late 1920 for a lecture engagement.

Pekin Bertrand Russell China

Unconquerable Man Paralyzed in Childhood Becomes Mayor

Joe F Sullivan once of Imboden Arkansas paralyzed in youth rose through school edited a paper and served as mayor before 21. At 29 he earns 7000 a year as head of the Michigan Hospital School at Farmington near Detroit funded by a million dollar gift from Mayor Couzens. There will be no steps to climb in buildings as the school serves cripples.

Joe F. Sullivan Imboden Ark Michigan Hospital Farmington Detroit Couzens Joe Sullivan Arkansas Methodist

Art as the Beautiful Way of Doing Things

The quote asserts that art is not a separate object but a method of performing tasks with beauty. It emphasizes craft, process, and expressing value through skilled action rather than viewing art as a distinct category or object.

Eligibility for Married Quarters Under British Army Rules

The British army regulations state that no soldier may be eligible for married quarters unless he is 26 years of age. This rule sets a minimum age for service personnel seeking housing tied to marital status.

Briand Seeks 1924 Paris Olympics and Stadium Support

France’s Premier Briand expresses strong desire for Paris to host the 1924 Olympic Games. He pledges moral and financial government backing and stadium plans will be presented to the International Olympic Committee at the Lucerne conference on June 3.

Briand Frances Paris International Olympic Association Lucerne Switzerland

Three Main Flowers in Scent Making Highlighted

The text notes that among countless flowers used for fragrance, three stand out: the rose, violet, and orange blossom. These blooms are singled as primary sources in scent production.

Legion

Australian water lizard walks upright on land

The Australian water lizard grows to three or four feet and traverses long distances on land while walking upright on its hind legs.

Imperial Oil Leads Alberta Oil Development Plan

Royalite Company to develop Okotoks and Black Diamond districts with a $1,000,000 capitalization. Imperial Oil holds $800,000 of stock and Dingman interests $200,000. Imperial Oil reportedly plans $400,000 in exploration and development.

Alberta Okotoks Black Diamond Royalite Company Imperial Oil Company Dingman Imperial Oil

Mammoth Tree of California Reaches Record Size

The mammoth tree in Calaveras Grove rises 327 feet high and 90 feet in circumference. Believed to be 3,000 to 4,000 years old, it stands as a monumental landmark among California’s ancient conifers.

California Calaveras

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