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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozene as a cure for catarrh and irritable throat. It claims inhaling piney vapors clears nostrils and throat, stops sneezing, and improves breathing. A two month course costs one dollar, small bottle fifty cents, sold by The Catarrhozene Co. Montreal.
A lonely cottage keeper watches for years as a white hilltop mansion looms, its unseen owner legend. One stormy night a group of artists arrives with a famed singer Madame Lesia, stirring intrigue over hidden depths and the past.
A famed singer confronts a cottage life test as she contemplates returning home to love over celebrity. A cottager reveals his moonlit triumph, a house built by his invention, underscoring the couple’s choice between art and domestic happiness.
Cardinal Bourne asserts there can be no complete separation of Ireland and England and that both nations depend on each other for defense. He argues the Irish do not want separation and stresses the practical sense behind unity for Britain and Ireland. The Argonaut.
A historical sketch contrasts weight in silver and gold by equating a 180 pound man to $2,500 in coin silver and $40,000 in coin gold. It asks how much a billion dollars weighs in minted metal and imagines a cube of silver nearly fifty feet on each edge.
The current year commemorates four centuries since the death of Ponce de Leon the explorer credited with discovering Florida. The observance highlights his voyages and impact on Spanish exploration.
A letter details five women pooling funds to buy a weathered seashore house for summer use. They plan shared repairs, furnishing from each family, windmill water, a bathhouse, and a ship fashion bunk setup. The piece offers practical, thrifty decorating tips and rotating housekeeping duties to allow four days of rest per five.
A sample of fuel from sawdust arrived in New Westminster from Walter Thomas of Eureka California. Methods to convert sawmill waste have long been tested here without success. Thomas believes a viable process is solved and seeks site options to set up a plant in the district.
A New York hotel announces a massive 2 300 bathroom facility, highlighting its scale and amenities. The note emphasizes the hotel’s size and potential guest comfort.
The Alberta Provincial Police bolster Fort McMurray due to its role as a northern gateway. Constable J. Smith arrives from Clyde to join Constable J. B. McDonald. two more officers, Constables Moses and McCarthy, will be posted at Lac la Biche.
A critical text condemns nighttime killings of a woman by gangs in Ireland, arguing such murders betray the nation’s historic chivalry and humanity. It laments the lack of mercy shown and questions how Irish men could commit such irredeemable crimes for wages.
Bulgaria enforces a compulsory labor law calling men 20 and women 16 to serve. Men must work 12 months and women six months. emigration is barred until duties are completed. About 700,000 fall into the scope, with 600,000 already at work on roads, sanitation, canals, paving, and construction of schools and reading rooms.
Four hundred boys under twenty years old are in Canadian penitentiaries, General W S Hughes reports. He blames the problem largely on inadequate training at home, as noted by the Orillia Packet.
The Detroit News notes that good health is vital to social progress and national welfare. It cites a minimum of 700 million dollars in wages lost yearly in the United States due to ill health and an average of seven lost working days per worker, highlighting the large impact across the labor force.
The provincial legislature approved spending of 3,870,000 to extend the government telephone system in Manitoba and to erect new public buildings within the year.
A party of twenty families from California recently passed through New Westminster to inspect farming lands in northeastern British Columbia. Most have already purchased acreage and are moving in household goods, stock, and farming implements.
Winnipeg moves toward erection of the first unit of a brick tile and glazed tile plant this fall or next spring. C L Thompson of Martin Engineering Co says the unit will produce 20 million face bricks annually. Clay deposits for red buff fine brick lie near the city.
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