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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
A Canadian reader from Nuna St Cobourg Ontario recounts relief from severe headaches after using Dr Chase's Nerve Food. The testimonial asserts exhaustion of the nervous system and long relief after seven boxes. Available at 50c a box through Edmanson Bates Co Toronto and all dealers.
Goods in kind valued at 806 4 000 gold marks were sent to the allies by Germany in the first quarter of the year. Winter wheat in the United States is forecast at 584,797,000 bushels by the Agriculture Department, condition 83.5 percent of normal as of May 18. James R. Davis asks for three high speed motor boats to curb liquor traffic on the Detroit River. The University of Saskatchewan conducts buffalo domestication experiments. Buffaloes in Canadian parks rise, soon to be marketed for food. In France, over 56,000 government employees are being dismissed for economy, saving 300,000,000 francs. most were wartime auxiliary servants. Rev G Quinlan Warner announces a meeting to discuss a possible faith healing cult at Cronyn Memorial Church.
Crofton R C describes long battle with inflammatory rheumatism and rheumatic fever. After six pills he improved and gained mobility, praising Dr Pierce’s Anasric Tablets. The piece promotes kidney flushing to reduce uric acid, mentions Anuric Tablets and a trial offer from Dr Pierce’s Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario.
A Birmingham Age Herald excerpt records a foreign visitor asking about moving further west and potential danger from Indians. The reply notes safety is found by avoiding areas busy with motor cars.
Advertises Nerviline as a miracle cure for sciatica lumbago and neuralgia claiming thousands converted and relief from minor pains. Promises rapid absorption and soothing healing powers with a 35 cent price at all dealers.
Lord Ernie writes to the London Times on the 1917 Imperial conference and the Canadian cattle embargo. He says the conference resolu tion could admit store cattle from Canada after the war but Britain must consult Irish colleagues before finalizing. He notes a possible policy shift due to German submarines and urges immediate action to secure cattle supplies, suggesting a limited period of admitted Canadian cattle to lift the stigma of disease. Captain L Hussey reports Sir Ernest Shackleton’s burial on Georgia Island with funeral rites held at Grytvicken.
A correspondent recounts Lloyd George using quick humor at a South Wales talk when the chairman claimed the speaker was small in stature. Lloyd George quips that North Wales measures a man from the chin up while the South measures from the chin down, ending the barbs.
Satisfied mothers praise Baby's Own Fablets as suitable for newborns and growing children. They are opiate free, mild yet thorough laxatives and claimed to do no harm. Mrs. Jos. Ache of Coteau Ahéad New Brunswick endorses them for her little girl and recommends them to other mothers. Sold by dealers or mail from The St Williams Medicine Co Brockville.
Officials announce a new Egyptian flag design with a green field three white stars and a white crescent. The royal flag would add a crown to the emblem signaling a crown heritage.
Lumsden Saskatchewan woman shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aided her daughter's health during menstruation. The testimonial notes decades of use and wide recommendation by mothers and grandmothers.
In neighborly talk women describe the medicine’s value for pains irregularities tiredness nervous sleepless spells and other female troubles. They advise asking a neighbor what she thinks before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. E. Zealley recalls Bevan’s daughter Alfred healing a leg wound with a brass lace tag and ram bak balm. She reports rapid recovery and absence of scarring after zambuk treated an inflammation and infected matter. She also attributes knee injury healing and praises for eczema pimples cuts and burns.
The Montreal branch reports rising membership and influence with 129 members. At year’s events attendees included Bliss Carman Nellie McClung and H M Meredith of Archibald Constable. Miss J E Sime was elected chairman for the year as the branch plans monthly informal meetings.
An 19th century tone description of constipation as a dangerous condition leading to indigestion anemia and poisons. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a mild natural stimulant to the bowels that tone the liver restore action and end constipation for all ages with a 25 cent price. The Catarrhozone Montreal is also listed as a dealer.
The Prince of Wales shipped four pure bred race horse stallions and five mares from England to his Beddefield Alberta ranch bought after a 1919 visit. One stallion cost 55000 pounds. the royal shipments continue the Alberta ranch stock from the Old Country. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil origins are noted, with its wide sales from Canada to Central and South America and beyond.
Lieut Gen Jan Smuts, Premier of the Union of South Africa, tells Cape Times that Lloyd George must secure victory at Genoa or risk Europe becoming divided into two armed camps. He warns France and Russia’s militant stance could doom disarmament efforts and Britain must arm if needed. A unrelated line notes seven neck joints in a giraffe and a man.
The German Government plans to print and issue 5,000 mark notes as a remedy for the paper money shortage. Printing capacity has reached its limit with 1,000 mark notes and smaller denominations. The 5,000 mark notes are expected on the market this summer.
Alberta supplies half a million bushels of seed oats to Canada this spring and orders come from every province. The University of Alberta Agriculture faculty drove farmer interest in seed growing, building a high reputation. Alberta exhibits won awards at Chicago for hay and grain, signaling strong practical results and a bright outlook.
The Cambridge eight averaged 6 ft 1 3 4 in and 178 1 2 lb, with only one under six feet, and beat Oxford for a near record in the annual university boat race. The piece notes wartime vigor dispelling ideas of British decadence and highlights strong metal in the well to do class. It adds India and Ceylon supply nine tenths of UK tea.
An advertisement promotes Catarrhozone as a fast acting inhaled therapy for bronchitis throat irritation and sneezing. It claims immediate relief, strengthens the throat and stops coughing for colds catarrh and winter illnesses with a complete dollar outfit sold by Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
A total of 2 738 soldier settlers have been placed on British Columbia farms with 900 settling in the Lower Fraser Valley, according to R L Ram say field supervisor for the Soldier Settlement Board at a meeting of agricultural officials here.
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