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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
7
An advertisement touts Catarrhozene as a natural pine essence remedy from the Bice Gum Tree used to stop colds, coughs, and catarrh within ten minutes. It claims quick action, urges avoiding cough syrups, offers a two month treatment for $1.00 and a 6 cent trial via mail from The Catarrhozone Co of Montreal.
World happenings brief notes the Yorkton Canera provincial highway construction to begin this summer. Winnipeg council rejects daylight saving by a vote of one to six. Banting receives LL D at Queen’s University. UK seas dept to focus on Canadian Pacific coast with a Vancouver commissioner. Norbert Rouse, 16, claims youngest organ student at Boston church.
The Canadian Manufacturers' Association has invited a delegation of Canadian businessmen to visit Japan in September to explore broadening trade between the two nations. Plans are under way to form a representative body for the trip.
Mrs. Ernest Morris of Webb Street testifies in Ontario that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription eased her nausea and back pain during pregnancy, improved appetite, and left her baby strong and healthy. She urges other young mothers to obtain the remedy from local stores or by mail from St. Pierce's Laboratory in Dar, Ont.
The Lister Institute at Chelsea Bridge houses the world’s largest microbe collection with 1,500 varieties. Pr St John Brooks nurses cultures in glassware used worldwide for identification. A dangerous bacillus named tularense caused the culture to be discontinued after several staff fell ill.
The ad claims severe nervousness stems from poor blood and touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the cure. It cites Mrs Aubrey Coldwell of Mélanson Nova Scotia who reports sleep, nerve, and health improvements after months of treatment. Pills are available through druggists or by mail for 50 cents from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Extract lemon juice and remove seeds. Boil lemons until tender, drain, peel to a paste, then mix with apples, lemon peel, shortening, currants, raisins, salt, spices, lemon juice, nut meats and sugar. Pack in a jar, cover, yields enough for four pies. Measurements are level.
Stamp collectors worldwide prepare for a major show in London with England hoping to display King George’s renowned stamp collection. The King, a former navy middy, began collecting stamps early and has maintained the hobby since his ascent to the throne.
The piece contrasts historic and modern disciplinary aims noting that Britain once executed Admiral Byng and Greece executed a minister for wartime decisions. It cites Bulgaria sentencing six Cabinet Ministers and six generals to life imprisonment and fines as a method to address war costs for retirees.
Alberta farmers ship sixteen million pounds of screenings to Ft William as feed and return with uncleaned grain. The Alberta grain loses money on outward and return freight and cleaning costs. The Edmonton Bulletin argues cleaning in province would save charges and keep weed seeds at home.
A casserole stew uses veal cut into inch pieces simmered in its own juice. Near completion add vinegar raisins cloves cinnamon horse radish and salt and pepper to finish with a thickened buttered sauce formed by bread crumbs.
Mrs. Leo Gaudett of Saulnierville Nova Scotia reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says the pills are very good and effective in cleansing and purifying the blood by keeping the kidneys strong. Also mentions Worm Exterminator by Mother Graves as restoring infant health and notes wild frogs barking like dogs found in Santo Domingo.
A medical companion to women promotes Dr Hamiltons Pills to improve stomach liver and bowels. The ad claims relief from constipation prevents headaches boosts complexion and spirits. Sold everywhere in 25c boxes.
Russian official V G Antonov, acting as unofficial representative of the Soviet Government, says Japanese militarism is waning after its peak in the European war. He argues the Washington conference, not war, prevented conflict with the United States and signals a shift toward peaceful reform and agrarian influence in Japan. He views Russia as a key future partner and market for Japan, noting closer cultural affinity.
The London Lancet, a leading medical journal, is set to celebrate its lth year of existence next October amid its long history and prominence in medical publishing.
An advertisement from B F Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood acting internal remedy. It states the medicine reduces inflammation on mucous surfaces and helps restore normal conditions. Circulars are offered free.
Reporters say Henry Ford outranks John D. Rockefeller as the world’s wealth leader after Ford Motor Co’s balance sheet as of February 28 1923 shows assets of 536 351 939 with cash on hand 159 605 687 and profits surplus 359 777 592 Wall Street estimates place Ford and son Edsel’s fortune between 600 000 000 and 750 000 000 while Rockefeller’s gifts have depleted his fortune to about 300 000 000 analysts note Ford’s stock value and profits mark him top among the ultra rich both in assets and earnings
An instrument designed for jewelry establishments will raise an alarm and photograph intruders. Successful day and night tests were reported. A bachelor remarks there is nothing green about the weeds worn by a Young widow.
A Cautioug Scot ferryman aboard a ferry crippled by a sudden squall halfway across the loch tells passengers to pay up their twopences now. A Lady offers a meal in exchange for work as a tramp answers he is hungry, not desperate.
Four thousand married women teachers in London will lose their jobs due to the London County Council ruling. The policy requires women teachers to be single because of unemployment pressures. Married women whose husbands cannot support them or have deserted the family are exempt.
Minard's Liniment for Distemper Dryden Sulphate Plant Extensions to the plant of the Dryden Paper Company have been completed, including four power developments at Wainwright Falls. The capacity of the plant will now be 75 tons of sulphate pulp a day. Two thirds of the production will go into wrapping paper and sulphate building paper.
A Boston Transcript humorous note compares a country judge and a policymaker. It mentions a traveling tailor in England who tours villages on market days to measure customers for later delivery, likening it to a modern auto grocery truck.
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