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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

3

World Happenings Briefly Told

Ford Motor Co. recalls single workers at Detroit plant. Toronto referendum puts wet side by 9010 votes. A Cincinnati woman leaves bulk of estate to U S Government for war debt. A Detroit judge allows a prisoner to attend a funeral. Welland fears early cherry loss from cold. Chicago 1144 murders, New York 1121, London 1238. Ontario votes fund cement plant at 1 000 600. 40 000 to 50 000 workers needed for Kansas 1921 crop. Palestine fire protection funded by Sir Herbert Samuel. C A Birkett named Grain Inquiry Board secretary, arrives Winnipeg. Four fined 200 dollars for disorderly conduct Toronto unemployed demo. Sir Edgar Walton says Smuts government united South Africa. Ouangwak, Eskimo killer, escaped Chesterfield Inlet police. at large in Arctic region.

Ford Motor Co Detroit Toronto Cincinnati U.S Welland Chicago New York London England Ontario Kansas Heads of

Watering Farm Horses Says Walter Moore

Walter Moore argues farmers should water work horses in hot weather, noting horses thirst in hay fields and the danger of dehydration. He cites noon watering gaps causing overeating and colic, urging humane practice of bringing water to horses in the field.

Boston Work Horse Relief Association

The Fateful Years for Every Woman

An article advises middle aged women about health changes between ages forty five and fifty. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic to ease symptoms like headaches dizziness and palpitations, citing a testimonial from Mrs I A McDougall of Rhodena Nova Scotia who reports significant improvement after use. It notes the pills cost 50 cents a box or six for a dollar and are sold by dealers or via mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

Williams

London Laundry School Teaches Girls Washing Skills

A London laundry school trains girls in the true art of washing clothes, outlining practical techniques and proper care. The program emphasizes efficient methods and disciplined routines for domestic work.

London

Catarrhozone Promises Quick Catarrhal Relief

An old time advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a wonder remedy for catarrhal and bronchial troubles. It claims inhaled vapors cleanse the system, relieve discharges, and strengthen the throat. Treatment lasts two months for one dollar, with a smaller size available.

Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Irrigation Plans Advance for Lethbridge District

Work to supply water to 100000 acres in the Lethbridge Northern Irrigation district will start May 1. Alberta legislature has unanimously guaranteed financing. Bonds for the new irrigation area will soon be issued by the province.

Lethbridge Northern Legislature of Alberta Lethbridge Province of

Movement to honor dumb animals gains support

The Winnipeg Tribune urges a public push to set aside special days for greater kindness to animals. It recalls childhood pets and classic tales like Beautiful Joe and Black Beauty, noting how adults often become thoughtless and cruel to dogs, cats, and other creatures, and argues we owe a debt to dumb animals.

Joe Winnipeg Tribune

Eyelet Embroidered Fashions Grace Spring Frocks

Lavish eyelet embroidery dominates new spring dresses and suits. Contrasting fabrics heighten beauty. a salmon chiffon dress features ecru batiste panels, a veiled bodice, pointed lower corsage, and a long chiffon sash that forms extended panels.

Ecru Batiste

Dr Hamilton's Pills Offer Gentle Remedy for Constipation

Calomel and blue pills fall from favor as Dr Hamilton's Pills gain usage. The largely vegetable formula is mild yet purges impurities and wastes, fitting general family use for constipation and bowel trouble. Suitable for young and old, 25 cents at dealers or The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.

Dr. Hamilton Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Manitoba Population and Vital Statistics 1920 Summary

The 1920 Manitoba total population reached 541,466 according to the annual vital statistics report. The death rate stood at 12.2 per thousand, down from 12.4 in 1919. Births totaled 18,536 in 1920, up from 15,019 in 1919.

Manitoba Vital Statistics Branch

Centenarian Polish Spinster Celebrates 123rd Birthday

Anna Dobek of Chocholow is proclaimed Central Europe s oldest spinster at age 123. She stays active with daily housework and a sharp sense of humor. Dobek credits longevity to never having a man in the house and dislikes cats.

Poland Europe Anna Dobek Chocholow Dobek

Miller's Worm Powders touted for child worm relief

A caregiver notice extols Miller's Worm Powders as an effective remedy for worms in children. It claims the powder drives worms from the system and provides stimulating soothing effects, making the child's recovery painless and satisfying.

Lignite Coal To Be Sold In Winnipeg Market At 11.50 Per Ton

Bienfait Sask briquettes from the Lignite Utilization plant will be marketed in Winnipeg at 11.50 dollars per ton. Attorney General T H Johnson announced in the Manitoba Legislative session that these briquettes could revolutionize Winnipeg's coal trade if the plant’s claims are correct.

Bienfait Sask Winnipeg Manitoba T. H. Johnson

Wireless link England to Australia on Marconi principle

Direct wireless communication between England and Australia has been successfully achieved on the Marconi principle. The distance covered is estimated at between 12 000 and 13 000 miles.

England Australia

Thick Outer Walls Protect Mexican Homes From Quakes

In Mexico, many house walls are built three to six feet thick to endure earthquake shocks, reflecting a design choice aimed at reducing collapse and damage during seismic events.

Mexico

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cures Deafness via Blood

Catarrhal deafness cannot be treated by local applications. The cure lies in a constitutional remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. It notes Eustachian tube inflammation causes ringing and hearing loss, and promises a $100 reward if it fails to cure. Druggists sell for 75 cents. circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

New Creamery Plant Planned

Saskatchewan Co operative Creameries aims to complete new creamery and cold storage plants using last year’s start at Yorkton Weyburn and Melfort with quick summer finishes

Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries Yorkton Weyburn Melfort

Mystery Jewel: Emerald Weighing 6 3/4 Pounds Among Tsarist Treasures

A historic emerald weighing six and three quarter pounds remains missing among the Russian crown jewels, joining a list of unresolved royal artifacts whose exact location has puzzled researchers and collectors for years.

Prominent Western Man Praises Tanlac

George W. Logan of Peabody Kansas a leading stock dealer credits Tanlac with restoring health gaining thirty five pounds and restoring appetite and digestion He says six bottles made a well man and his wife also found relief from indigestion.

Tanlac George W. Logan Peabody Kansas Middle West

Hands Across the Sea Unite for World Progress

A New York Post editorial urges Britain and the United States to forget minor differences and prejudices. It argues that shared ideals and mutual understanding can secure global well being and position both nations as leaders in world progress.

Great Britain America New York Post

Winnpeg Industries 1920 Output and Payroll Totals

Winnipeg Industries reports an estimated capital of 96 million 698 thousand 825 dollars and an annual payroll of 24 million 308 thousand 982 dollars. The 1920 output valued at 120 million 213 thousand dollars includes flour and grist mills 14 million 487 thousand 398. slaughtering and meat packing 236 thousand 236. butter and cheese 2 million 905 thousand 648. bags cotton 2 million 750 thousand 623. electric light and power 2 million 335 thousand 907. lumber products 1 million 818 thousand 567. bread biscuits and confectionery 1 million 816 thousand 671. printing and publishing 1 million 785 thousand 001. malt liquors 1 million 663 thousand 905. coffees and spices 1 million 704 thousand 424. foundry and machine shop products 1 million 493 thousand 500. furnishing goods men s 1 million 147 thousand 456.

Winnipeg

First British Aerial Photo Captured Over Neuve Chapelle 1914

The first successful British aerial photograph was taken over Neuve Chapelle in 1914, marking a milestone in military reconnaissance. The image captured strategic trench lines and battlefield layout, informing subsequent Allied operations.

Neuve Chapelle

Aspirin Warning on Bottles and Bayer Brand Labels

A warning states to avoid substitutes and look for the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin. Bayer products include directions for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and pain. Handy tins of twelve cost a few cents. larger packages are sold. Spirin is Bayer's Canadian trademark for salicylic ester aspirin.

Bayer Canada

Big Timothy Seed Sale Reported in Alberta District

Growers in Pincher Creek Alberta sold 500000 pounds of Timothy seed to a Chicago firm. Prices ranged from 5 to 6 14 cents per pound.

Timothy Seed Pincher Creek Alberta Chicago

Worm Exterminator Promises Relief for Children

Public notice promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as an effective remedy, claiming nearly all children suffer from worms and urging use to spare them suffering.

Banana yields per acre show high potential

An acre planted with bananas is estimated to produce nearly 20 tons of fruit, with each bunch weighing 70 to 80 pounds, illustrating strong yields for banana cultivation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herbert Samuel Palestine The Palestine Weekly C. A. Birkett Fort William Grain Inquiry Board Edgar Walton South Africa London Times General Smuts Ouangwak Mounted Police Chester- Geld Inlet Arctic Dr. Chase Ecmaessen, Bates & Co., Ltd Dr.Ghase W. N. UL Walter Moore Lethbridge District Movement Marie Belmont Minard G. W. Logan Peabody, Kansas Winnpeg Industries Imperial Imperial Oil Limited Canada Starch Co., Limited
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