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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
The author warns that neglect of small details drains profits and endangers lives. From potato grading and misaddressed mail to weed control and fire hazards, countless minor acts accumulate into vast losses. He urges attention to small duties to avert future costs.
Dr LD W Morehouse acting president of Drake University and renowned astronomer, announces the discovery of a new star designated BD Plus 31 deg 980. He first exposed a photographic plate on April 11 and the star, previously inconspicuous, has since developed nebulosity described as a rare astronomical phenomenon.
A brief humorous exchange presents a pun on weather, as a youngster asks about thunder while a father and another man discuss a situation. The gag hinges on mistaken sounds and deafness misinterpretation.
The British government condemns wireless pirates as anyone using a wireless receiver without a license. Offenders breach the Wireless Telegraphy Act of 1904 and face a fine up to 100 pounds and up to 12 months in prison.
A light exchange in playful rhyme about blushes that reveal themselves when girls would kick up dust if they ran, with a Parrakeet as a humorous aside.
The Sulgrave Institution notes relations distinctly less friendly though fundamental interests remain strong. Arbitration has steadied disputes, and war is practically outlawed between the United States and Britain. Public mood resists flattery and sensational portrayals of home life, preferring steady diplomacy over spectacle.
Advertises Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cure for various female ailments noting rapid kidney response and relief from back pain shortness of breath and bad color. Claims restored natural function and prevented congestion with health returning. Sold for 25 cents at all dealers.
British aviation authorities examine plans for an aerial Pullman style carriage. A slim metal railway car will ride on rails with day and night service and be drawn into an aerodrome to detach rails and bolt onto pneumatic aeroplane chassis, converting a train car into an airplane in minutes.
A Quebec mother from Beausejour testimonials that Baby's Own Tablets relieve constipation and colic in infants. The gentle laxative claims to be opiate free and effective for indigestion, colds, simple fevers, and general baby discomfort. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The Providence Journal quotes Johns Hopkins psychologist Dunlap asking why people engage in endurance dancing, amateur theatricals, college athletics, and picnic races. He suggests psychology may become truly interesting as he probes motives behind participation in such activities.
A concise quotation notes that rogues are exposed by their true nature, asserting that wolves behavior reveals their identity as a rule and certainty.
An advertisement warns that untreated colds can lead to catarrh and consumption and promotes CATARRHOZONE inhalation to reach the germ source. It claims relief of nasal discharge headaches and throat weakness, with a monthly treatment price of $1.00 and a 50 cent small size, sold by druggists or by mail from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
Prairie elevator firms plan 200 or more country elevators this spring and summer amid optimistic 1923 crop prospects. Projects span Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with lumber costs dominating a 2.25 million dollar outlay, plus six million for head of the lakes terminals. Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Co says 25 new structures as it operates 350.
A Pointe Bleue resident testifies he could walk again after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says the medicine eased kidney trouble and improves general health, noting relief from rheumatism and other linked ailments.
Trinity House authorities responsible for English coast lightships and lighthouses decided to replace the signal gun with wireless equipment. The change will modernize distress signaling and calls to lifeboats, marking a shift from traditional methods to wireless communication.
Over 400 beekeepers hold shares in the Ontario Honey Producers Co operative Limited. The company now controls an output of three to four million pounds of honey, accounting for nearly half of the province's honey crop.
The article emphasizes early dental hygiene for children, urging twice daily brushing with a clean brush and mild toothpaste or powder. It details brushing technique including surface, tongue, cheeks, and gum margins, and advises against medicated dentifrices and sharing brushes.
Saskatchewan plans 500 miles of rural telephone extensions this year with about 500 new subscribers by end of 1923. The program focuses on existing systems, with 40 extension applications and two new company formations plus reorganization of an old firm. The demand is modest as the province is well served and farmers pay for lines in use. Miller's Worm Powders claim rapid relief from intestinal worms and improved health for children.
A patrol plane with a machine gun pursued a motor car loaded with gold smuggled out of France on the Damascus Baghdad road. The chase began fifteen minutes after word reached authorities and shots warned the smugglers, who fled to rocks before police and customs officials arrived to secure them.
Mrs. Thamas Smith of Toronto credits Taniac for four years of good health after ten years of stomach trouble and fatigue. She describes severe prior symptoms and says Tanilag and Taniac restored energy, with many on McGee Street using the treatment. Tanilag is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
The Canadian Department of Marines and Fisheries announces radio broadcasting on Marine Department vessels that monitor mackerel schools. Information on fish schools will be sent by radio-telegraph and radio-telephone, helping inshore fishermen access moving mackerel shoals.
A compact adage highlights sticking to one task until achievement. The stamp’s enduring grip serves as a metaphor for perseverance and single minded effort in reaching goals.
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