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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

3

Cork Sinn Fein Candidates Named in Local Election

J. J. Walsh and Liam Rossite Sinn Fein MPs for Cork City join Miss Mary MacSwiney and Lord Mayor O Callaghan as Ginn Fein candidates in Cork parliamentary elections. Belgium signs to League of Nations court making it 33rd signatory. Montreal packing house strike ends with men seeking jobs under employer terms. New York landlords demand three months rent to dodge rent laws. Cleveland man reports car stolen buys new one and gets duplicate license plates. L T Floyd resigns from Fredericton apiary to join Manitoba department. Trial of 139 officers from the Austrian army begins for conspiracy. Campion College buildings start in Regina costing about 100000 under Roman Catholic supervision.

J. J. Walsh Liam Rossite Sinn Fein Cork City Mary MacSwiney O'Callaghan Ginn Fein Cork

Air Route Scheme Opens in Northern Alberta

The first commercial air route in Northern Alberta will start by end May. Captain May, promoter, trains at Camp Borden to obtain a navigator's license. He returns to Edmonton with three flying boats, a crew of expert pilots, and bases at McLennan to serve Fort Vermilion Hay River and routes along Place and Mackenzie rivers to Great Slave Lake Fort Norman.

Alberta Captain May Camp Borden Edmonton McLennan Fort Vermilion Hay River Place Mackenzie Great Slave Lake Fort Norman

To Retain Good Health Follow This Advice

Proper attention to the bowels prevents constipation, the healthkiller of today. Harsh griping medicine is ruinous, beware of it. Dr. Hamilton's Pills relieve costiveness promptly and tone the bowels so constipation becomes a thing of the past. They ease headaches biliousness indigestion and liver complaints. Thousands maintain health by using Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25 a call dealers of The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.

Dr. Hamilton Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Sinn Fein Outrage Casts Shadow Over Last Sacrament

The Hamilton Spectator notes a rising pattern of violent acts by Sinn Feiners, including the murder of a dying man in the presence of a priest administering last rites. The public grows desensitized to such outrages as these precedents accumulate.

Sinn Feiners Hamilton Spectator

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Systemic Cure

Historical ad describes hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy to build up the system, cleanse the blood, and reduce nasal catarrh. Claims repeatedly attacking acute catarrh can become chronic and promotes the product as affecting mucous surfaces through the blood. mentions availability at all druggists and free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Red Cross Enrollment Drives From Banks to Railways

Large organizations nationwide support the Red Cross Membership Enrollment campaign running June 5 to 11. Bank heads warn offices from Atlantic to Pacific, Canadian National Railways distributes employee literature, and the Deputy Postmaster promotes posters in post offices to reach all customers and staff.

Red Cross Chartered Banks of Canada Atlantic Pacific Canadian National Railways Dominion

Vancouver's Successful Shipping Year 1920

The Vancouver Harbour Board reports a highly successful 1920 with 644 403 port passengers including 50 300 Trans Pacific travelers. Coastwise steamers totaled 11 449 ships carrying 4 441 316 tons while deep sea calls reached 336 ships totaling 1 163 699 net tons. Logs imports stood at 136 000 000 feet and lumber exports at 25 000 000 feet in the last quarter.

Harbor Board Vancouver

Resume of cattle trade with Cardiff port

Cardiff resumes cattle shipments for immediate slaughter as a Canadian ship carrying Canadian steer is due in early May. Cardiff remains the sole Channel port licensed for such entries and the return of the trade after about fifteen years brings local satisfaction.

Cardiff British Channel

Enormous Yet Lightweight Abyssinian Cattle Horns

The horns of Abyssinian cattle are described as immense in size yet remarkably light in weight. This contrast highlights a notable adaptation in these animals' skull structures and keratinous horn cores.

India Bamboo Pulp Introduced for Strong Wrapping Paper

India adopts bamboo pulp for paper making marking a shift to stronger wrapping paper. The move highlights bamboo as a versatile material aiding industrial packaging needs.

India

Greeks Reject Settlement in Turbulent War Aftermath

The Greeks rejected a negotiated settlement offered in return for their wartime service to Allied lines. Boosted by overconfidence, they pursued all demands by force and won hard knocks. Expect less favorable terms if negotiations with the Turks resume.

London Daily Express

Navy tussah silk coat with white pompon trimming

A navy blue tussah silk coat suits cool days and dainty frocks. It features a rolling collar, novel white silk pompon patterns on the front, collar, and cuffs, a narrow belt with two small rose tassels, and a matching hat with an upturned brim.

Mexico Consul in Toronto Sees Bright Future For Nation

Senor Gustavo Luders de Ne, the Mexican consul for Ontario, arriving in Toronto to assume duties, spoke of a stabilized government and soon fulfilled international obligations. He noted Mexico’s promising future and growing Canada-Mexico trade, with past friendly ties to Great Britain likely to expand.

Senor Gustavo Luders de Ne Ontario Toronto Mexico Senor Luders Senor Pinders Canada Great Britain

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Relief

The advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as both externally and internally effective. It claims external rubbing opens pores and penetrates tissues to touch the trouble, while internal use soothes throat irritation and relieves bronchial and respiratory infections.

Thomas

Dr Williams Pink Pills Endorsement Ad Claim

A testimonial touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as rebuilding rich red blood to alleviate headaches back pain insomnia neuritis and rheumatic pains. Mr D J McDonald credits the pills with renewing health after years of relief and work in a pulp mill. Available from medicine shops or by mail Brockville Ontario.

Dr. Williams Araaith

Creation of League of Nations Noted in Versailles Talks

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues the League of Nations was essential to peace, saying without the Versailles conference and global rall y toward collaboration, a future world war would force its creation.

League of Nations Versailles St. Louis Globe- Democrat

Acreage in Western Canada Surpasses 1920 Levels

Western Canada’s seedable acreage rises with the three prairie provinces totaling 12 785 750 this year versus 11 649 744 in 1920. Alberta records the largest increase while growing conditions are described as favorable.

Canada Prairie Provinces Alberta

Nine Women Qualified to Wear Wig and Gown in England

The article notes nine women qualified to plead before the high court judges and all courts of law, entitling them to wear the wig and gown.

England

Snowy lace bark trees used as native clothing in Samoa

In Samoa, certain trees yield bark that forms pure snowy lace, used by natives for clothing and modest coverings, illustrating local botanical textile practice and traditional dress.

Samoa

Holloway's Corn Removers Prove Safe and Effective

Both hard and soft corns yield to Holloway's Corn Removers praised as safe to use and certain in its action. users report satisfactory relief from corn discomfort.

Holloway

Needs Training. The Visitor in New Vaudeville Scene

A brief note describes a conversation about visiting the new Whistlers show and a lack of interest in vaudeville, illustrating audience tastes in the entertainment pages.

Whistlers Newly Rich

Canadian Demand For German Goods

Canadian imports from Germany appear to rise as demand grows for German metal goods toys harmonicas glassware and related items. Brokers A R MacMullen Co of Toronto report shipments en route and Canadian buyers seeking German agencies to secure favored lines amid easing reparations rule delays.

Germany Canada A. R. MacMullen Co Toronto Hamburg Berlin Canadian Bureau of International Trade

Work and Play Ideals in a Small Town Opinion

An Orillia Packet oration extols congenial work as the source of life’s satisfaction. It warns that neglecting labor leads to social uselessness, urging balanced virtue of honest effort paired with leisure.

Jack Orillia

Classified Cartoons on Bookkeeping Mischief

In a humorous classified item a manager advises a bookkeeper to record fifty thousand dollars vanished by the cashier as running expenses. The exchange lampoons petty fraud and internal controls in a workplace setting.

New Station At Moose Jaw For CPR Company

The Canadian Pacific Railway Company nears completion of a splendid new railroad station at Moose Jaw. The attractive buildings will provide greatly increased accommodation for the heavy traffic converging on this important railway center.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company Moose Jaw

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Child Health

Worms sap the strength and vitality of children. A remedy named Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is advertised to drive out parasites and strengthen youngsters.

Vancouver Cuba steamship line expands trade route

A direct Vancouver to Cuba steamship service is arranged. Five thousand tons of Cuban raw sugar were landed at Vancouver recently, and the returning steamer carried a full cargo of canned salmon.

Vancouver Cuba

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Belgium International Court The Switzerland F. Peltzer New York Cleveland L. T. Floyd Apiary Department of Agriculture Fredsicton N.B Manitoba Department of Agriculture Death Legion Campion College Regina J. P. O'Leary Saskatoon Dr. Chase Minard Carter Navy Tussah Marta Senour Martin Avery Rurface Cerry Conrail Marie Belmont Putnam’s Corn Putnam's Beever Ever Poor Marine CO Chicago Western Department of the Interior Ottawa C.P.R Dominion Express Anderson Manufacturing Company London Fruit Lands Exchange Grand Forks B.C Cook Medicine CO America Zemedice CL Yyne Over Co., Incc West List Street USA Bayer
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