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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 19, 1924

Page

2

On to the Bay Association Pushes Hudson's Bay Railway

Western Canadians unite to press Parliament for funding the Hudsons Bay Railway to sea. Proponents oppose Eastern objections by highlighting shorter route, fewer fogs, and economic gains for both regions, urging national unity and rapid completion.

Western Canada Great Britain Tidewater On-to-the- Bay Montreal S Bay Prairies Liverpool Western Canada West Dominion Hudson's Bay Great Lakes Ontario James Bar Bay James Pay Prakie Hudson's Bay Railway

Stock reductions cut Lakehead grain stocks below year prior

Reduction in stock grain in storage at Lakehead elevators has fallen to less than half the opening level of navigation. The decrease exceeds eleven and a half million bushels, leaving May 10 stocks lower than the same date last year. In Manchuria scarce copper coins lead to use of matches and postage stamps for small purchases.

Manchuria

Sugar Exports Rise in March and Yearly Totals

Canadian refined sugar exports valued at 2 039 558 were shipped in March. March 1923 saw 1 681 869 in value. Over the year ending March 1924 a total of 115 720 595 pounds were exported. English women are more cautious than men in London traffic, contributing to only a third of last year’s street accident victims being women.

London

United States Inventor Demonstrates Secrecy Radio System

John Hays Hammond Jr. travels to London to demonstrate a new ratio transmission device. He has a contract with the Italian Government for transmitting and receiving sets. The system supports secrecy and allows multiple messages on one wavelength. It claims wartime utility and potential commercial fee broadcasting.

John Hays Hammond, Jr United States Rome London

Old Film Waste Yields Silver In Shoe Heel Tips

Old reel films once deemed junk are chemically processed to remove coating. The recovered silver yields about 112 ounces per ton, and cleansed celluloid strips end up in shoe manufacturers making patent leather tips. Thus a Mary Pickford curl or Charlie Chaplin laugh may live on as part of footwear.

Mary Pickford Charlie Chaplin

Two Years Backache Eased by Nerviline Claim

FE. S. Sloane of Georgetown describes two years of backache and says Nerviline from Smith Bros. Doug Store relieved the pain. The testimonial urges others with weak backs or stiff muscles to try Nerviline, priced 35 cents at all dealers.

FE. S. Sloane Georgetown Smith Bros Doug Store

National Geographic Finds Blond Chinese in Kangsu Expedition

Frederick R. Wulsin reports during the Kangsu expedition that a new Chinese group appeared with curly yellow hair. The party observed the Toguns or earth men and noted unmarried women with 20 to 30 braids of hair while ages were not deemed important.

National Geographic Society Kangsu Asia Washington Frederick R. Wulsin

Childhood Indigestion and the Claim for Baby's Own Tablets

An advertisement contends childhood indigestion is common and dangerous, promoting Baby's Own Tablets as the best remedy. A testimonial from Mrs. Jos. Lunette of Immaculate Conception, Que., claims rapid relief for her infant. The product, marketed by Tr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., costs 25 cents per box.

Jos. Lunette Immaculate Conception Que

Radio Certificates Issued By Department Of Marine And Fisheries

Certificates of proficiency in radio telegraphy have been issued to Saskatchewan residents S J Wakter R K Campbell A C Cox Moose Jaw W W Honeysett Strasburg IL H Perras Regina Alberta residents G C Hamilton Edmonton A J Ober Vulcan British Columbia recipients A G Carrick and Co W Ferries Vancouver J F Wilson Point Grey.

Department of Marine and Fisheries Saskatchewan S. J. Wakter R. K. Campbell A. C. Cox Moose Jaw W. W. Honeysett Strasburg IL. H. Perras Regina Alberta G. C. Hamilton Edmonton A. J. Ober Vulcan British Columbia A. G. Carrick and

Beyond Repair S. S Teacher With Willie

A classroom quip shows Willie asked how many commandments exist and answered ten. The teacher asks what happens if one is broken and Willie replies there would be nine left, capturing a light moment in a school setting.

Willice Willie

Electricity From The Air At Pabna Bengal Breaks Ground

A Bengal village reports a first commercial scale extraction of electricity from the atmosphere. Experiments began in November 1922 using paper and linen kites with copper wires later replaced by silver. Sparks could be drawn from a grounded insulated rod at nine hundred feet and a transformer produced continuous current. Balloon testing with aluminum balloons at one thousand feet followed, featuring a silver rod network on the surface of the carrier.

Pabna Bengal Nature K. P. Bhattacharyya

New Device Lets a Box Speak Through Artificial Tongue Demo

Sir Richard Paget demonstrated a small dummy voice box that, when blown by air through a rubber tube and finger manipulated, produced vowels and words. The apparatus used an organ reed to mimic vocal chords and resonators to simulate the mouth. A second device by Dr Eccles used tuned electric circuits and a loud speaker to emit vowel sounds.

Richard Paget Institute of Electrical Engineers Sir Richard Sir Oliver Lodge Professor Vernon Boys Eccles

Australian Coast Aviators Complete 500-Mile Survey Flight

Surveyed Australian coast aviators MeIntyore and Goble completed a 500 mile circuit around Australia in 90 flying hours. They landed at Saint Kilda to cheers from crowds and were officially greeted by federal and state ministers along with army and navy reps. The flight aimed to survey the coast for defence bases and study tropical conditions on aircraft.

MeIntyore Goble Australia Saint Kilda Army Navy

Granville Island to Add Lumber Mill With Foreign Investment

Vancouver project begins on a lumber mill at Granville Island for K. M. McNeil with about $300,000 in foreign capital. The plant will process both hard and soft woods, expanding the island’s diverse industrial base.

Granville Island Vancouver K. M. McNeil

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promoted for Vermin Safety

As a vermicide an excellent preparation is Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator It has saved the lives of countless children.

Washing Records Improves Sound Says Reader Tip

A reader suggests washing phonograph records with soap and water then rinsing and drying to improve sound quality. Separately a sea story notes a vessel bound for Constantinople was saved by radio after eight days ashore on a Mediterranean island.

Constantinople Mediterranean

Spanish King Accepts Poultry Gift at World Congress

King Alfonso of Spain and the royal party visited Canadian exhibits at the World Poultry Congress in Barcelona and accepted a pen of White Leghorns from the Dominion as a gift. The congress is slated for Ottawa in 1929 per cable from the agriculture department.

Alfonso Spain Barcelona Dominion Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Simple and Sure Dr Thomas Electric Oil Instructions

Simple directions make Dr Thomas Electric Oil easy for all. As liniment rub to apply, as dressing spread gently. Plain wording lets young and old understand how to use this remedy safely.

Thomas

Therapeutical Color Baths At Worcester Hospital

Dr William A Bryan superintendent of Worcester State Hospital reports color baths as effective cures for insanity and mental weakness. He uses Nile green tinted rooms and baths with patients seated in tubs under sheets, sunlight filtered through green windows.

William A. Bryan Worcester State Hospital

Grain shipments rise in Grande Prairie and Peace River districts

Grain from the Grande Prairie and Peace River districts shipped over the Edmonton Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway last season reached 2 471 000 bushels of wheat and 1 700 500 bushels of other grains.

Grande Prairie Peace River Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia

Okanagan Onion Crop Yields Steady With Fair Profit

About 4000 tons of onions were grown in the Okanagan last season. The harvest centered around Vernon Kelowna and Armstrong. Prices paid yielded a fair profit to growers, with the crop described as fair overall.

Okanagan Vernon, Kelowea Armstrong

Britain Party Locates 64 Members in Lethbridge Irrigated District

A group of 64 British settlers have located land in the irrigated Lethbridge district alongside the Hollanders who already arrived to take up land.

Lethbridge Britain

Sir Robert Borden Praises League of Nations at Canadian Club

The former Canadian war premier told the Canadian Club in Hamilton that he will not return to public life. He recalled the League’s formation and credited it with averting war five times in four years, urging support for its role in teaching nations to cooperate.

Sir Robert Borden Canada Hamilton League of Nations Sir Robert League

Miller's Worm Powders Promise Relief for Worm Infestations

The advertisement claims Miller's Worm Powders cure intestinal worms in children by acting on the stomach liver and bowels. It asserts improved appetite and general health as soon as treatment starts, even in severely worm-infested stomachs.

Man Seeks Best Steak After Menu Mixup

A traveler notices the menu lists the best steak twice at different prices. He asks the waitress who explains the dearer steak comes with a sharper knife, prompting him to compare the two options before deciding.

Key to health touted from Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery

Mrs. Gertrude White of Crystal Springs Farm credits Golden Medical Discovery with restoring her health after dizziness, faintness, and weakness. She reports improvement after following directions and urges others to try the remedy, noting Dr. Pierce’s laboratory in amagers Ont. sells tablets and liquid and offers a 10 cent trial package by mail.

Tattonford Alta Dr. Pierce Gertrude White Crystal Springs Farm Golden Medical Discovery Amagers Ont

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