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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a remedy to stimulate the kidneys and excretory organs, claim to cleanse the system and purify blood. It notes use in every home and lists Mandrake and Butternut pills for 23 cents, via The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
Mary, nineteen, marries James Holcomb for wealth while loving Tom Daly the poor gardener. After a heartbreak Mary abandons the expensive match and, urged by love, elopes with Tom. Holcomb later sends a $100,000 wedding gift, and the couple settles in modest happiness back home.
Dr. Rea Proctor McGee argues that habits formed in childhood, including dental care, shape later health. Regular dental exams every three to six months prevent decay, protect digestion, and foster vitality through clean teeth and proper chewing for strong digestion.
Windsor mayor reports a telegram from the King authorizing 25 tons of coal from Windsor Castle stocks to local coal merchants for household use. The move aims to ease hardship amid a coal shortage affecting residents of Windsor.
The remark ponders why a brilliant mind would seek glory by discovering a method to extract precious metals from mining shares instead of pursuing tangible breakthroughs, framing the idea as a quixotic or impractical goal.
An appeal from Moscow claims about 100000 educated Russians, mostly women and children, suffer in Soviet camps. They face torture and starvation with no crimes charged, many kept until the civil war ends. A Canadian observer cites a case of a young officer’s daughter tortured to reveal her father’s location, left with a damaged tongue.
J. T. Cartman of Sodus New York at seventy four has just bought his first pair of shoes. He has worn boots all his life and would keep wearing them if he could find shoes for sale in neighboring towns.
A narration extols the Red Cross as a living ideal and peace-time mission to save lives and aid the suffering. It recalls risking life to rescue a son on the battlefield and urges readers to recognize dangers with understanding.
J T Davies serves as the chief secretary to Lloyd George, noted for a sharp memory and vast correspondence. His room near the cabinet room handles constant visitors and about 100 daily telephone calls, yet he remains a popular figure in political and diplomatic circles.
Dr S F Tolmie the Federal Minister of Agriculture told horticulturists at an Ottawa banquet that the profession has refined society and helped bashful young men approach their loves by enabling them to say it with flowers rather than using historic public methods.
The article notes Japan’s push toward Westernization as women seek more say in choosing spouses. Currently parents mostly decide husbands for daughters who must marry chosen suitors. A Japanese magazine argues men easily find mates while women need money and education to attract husbands.
Manitoba moves to raise Rural Credits loan rate from 6 to 7 percent signaling belief public lending below market rates is flawed Saskatchewan officials support realism Alberta officials resist following Manitoba British Columbia shows reluctance to adopt a provincial bank idea Calgary based Farm and Ranch Review notes Western banks provide better service through branch managers after wide cross border inquiry.
In Japan a large number of women head business houses employing many people and paying substantial taxes, yet suffrage remains withheld solely because they are women.
An ad describes Freezone as a cheap, painless remedy for all corn types and toe calluses. The small bottle is sold by druggists and allegedly removes corns instantly or with minor lifting, without pain.
The Russian Soviet Government ordered 500 locomotives from German makers Krupps Borsig Hartmann Loewe, as a second order after an earlier 100-locomotive purchase largely prepaid. Payment terms for the new order are unsettled, but the German firms have accepted the contract.
A pitch black large bee and its nest were found in Hertfordshire marking a rare appearance in England. The sighting draws curiosity as neither insect nor nest has been seen in the country before.
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