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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
2
Reported aviator speeds in Dayton claim speeds over 260 miles per hour exceed any living creature. Hawks reach about 136 mph, canvasbacks 60 to 70 mph, doves 68 mph, and various waterfowl 58 to 68 mph, with many birds slower, highlighting planes as fastest.
At the National Coal Conference in London Ontario Sir Henry Thornton president of the Canadian National Railways outlined the coal problem. He warned that a freight rate fit could enable Alberta coal to reach Ontario at small profit or break even while not operating at a loss. He urged a representative national conference with federal and provincial governments mine owners distributors bankers and railway executives to map a national coal policy and hasten its implementation.
A Canada census summary notes urban and rural populations nearly equal overall. Urban total 4 352 773. rural 4 435 710 with Prince Edward Island rural at 78 percent and Saskatchewan at 71 percent. Only Ontario and Quebec have more city dwellers. Prairie provinces rural total 1 252 753 vs 849 042 in 1911.
The Shire Horse Association of Great Britain sends six fine shire horses to Lacombe Experimental Farm Alberta. Dominion Animal Husbandman G B Rothwell says the animals will compare with local draft breeds and appear at Western Canada shows this summer. Ayrshire cattle and several sheep accompany the gift to Ottawa and other stations.
A vintage ad touts Nerviline as a longtime remedy for sprains bruises rheumatism lumbago and neuralgia claiming deep penetration quick action and crateful relief. The ad urges readers to buy the 35 cent bottle from a local dealer.
Announcement of a new passenger service from Canada to Ireland with weekly calls at Belfast as the St Lawrence navigation opens. Westbound calls at Belfast will continue as before and the service is described as very successful.
Satisfied mothers say Baby's Own Tablets satisfy children from newborns to growing kids. They are free from opiates, act as a mild laxative, and are safe with universal good results. A New Brunswick mother, Mrs. Jos. Ache, recommends them strongly after positive use in her daughter. Sold by druggists or mail order for 25 cents per box from The Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
A Notting ham woman who has swept chimneys for seven years says the labor has improved her complexion. The ad promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a universal family remedy and a potent stock medicine for horses and cattle, claiming superior relief for colic compared to sweet oil.
The 1921 BC mining report shows total output valued at 35,158,843 dollars, up 25 percent from the prior year, with a $7,992,202 increase. Officials predict annual production between 40 and 50 million, noting a profitable era and more properties in operation.
The largest saw in the world, 1108 inches in circumference and weighing 795 pounds, has been installed at a lumber mill in Hoquiam Washington. The machine is expected to boost production and attract attention from industry observers.
The article notes a strong interest from Minnesota Wisconsin and neighboring states in migrating to the Canadian prairies for cheap land. Government immigration officials in St Paul Water town Fargo and Montreal express optimism with projected increases up to thirty percent. Independent dealers cite tax concerns and a shift to buyers seeking improved farms to live on rather than pure speculation.
Describes episodes of faintness dizziness and sinking sensations indicating a weakened heart and nerves in a patient. Includes mention of husband staying close and the patient’s condition worsening over time.
Mrs C Vanhorn of Eckyilie Alta reports heart trouble a year ago with fainting fits and near death. After using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she says she improved, no longer feels faint, and plans to continue. Price 50c a box. mail order from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
Penikees crepe Romain in tangarine tint features a silver wire girdle and straight Paris style bodice. Uneven side panels are caught with metal rosettes and a soft diagonal overdrape, with a distinctive steel embroidered girdle.
An old newspaper ad touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a painless remedy to remove corns in 24 hours. It promises complete relief and warns against substitutes, selling for 25 cents everywhere.
Steering tips advise gripping the wheel at the sides or top for safer easier turns. A testimonial praises Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as relief after thirteen years of seeking help, noting simple use and low cost. The ad-style text urges early use to prevent suffering and claims broad availability.
A Munich pharmacist named Prueckner is credited with manufacturing synthetic coal, producing a high grade anthracite from stone quarries. Tests by officials reportedly confirm the production matches real anthracite, with the method described as simple involving crushing two soft stones into fine sand and mixing with chemicals.
Estimates show Saskatchewan 1922 crop threshing at 57 million dollars, possibly the largest threshing bill on record. Crushed egg shells are touted as an excellent cleaner for pans and enamelware, removing every speck.
Mrs Ellen Matthews of Toronto says Tanlac restored her health after seven years of stomach trouble, gas, and fatigue. She reports improved appetite, weight gain, and better sleep after using six bottles. The testimonial ends with a recommendation to buy Tanlac from druggists, noting over 37 million bottles sold.
An English ex-officer patents an aero wing improvement inspired by crow gliding. Experiments with gliders suggest wing tip feathers enhance lift, not just balance. The claim, if proven, promises a notable rise in lifting efficiency for aircraft.
Plans underway in Victoria for a modern apartment hotel costing about 600000 dollars. The building type suits large population centers and aims at the rising tourist trade, with many visitors from Western States and the prairies in recent years.
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