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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
An old advertisement promotes Catarrherone and Catarrhozone as remedies for a dry cough and bronchitis. It claims the vapor soothes and clears congestion, and that symptoms vanish with treatment. The ad lists prices and notes Montreal as the preparer location.
The narrator recalls a busy Winnipeg week in June, visiting St. John's Cathedral and the City Halls. He climbs the Union Bank roof for city views and experiences a Dairy Lunch with Mary acting as guide and translator for quirky menu phrases.
A letter from C E Raymus of Lindale Alta reports enduring kidney disease and back pain until trying Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills. He states one box helped him feel better and he finished five boxes, endorsing the treatment for kidney ailments. The pills are sold at 25 cents a box by all dealers or Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
The narrator describes a Winnipeg visit with the Arnolds and a trip to City Park. She recalls seeing deer wolves and buffaloes but is disappointed by buffaloes. She learns of a job posting for a working companion in Elba and debates its implications with Mrs. Arnold. The entry ends with plans to go to Elba and a note that the tale continues.
The Vancouver Exhibition Association plans a major cattle display at the August fair with entries already growing. Ten thousand dollars in prize money plus silver caps and diplomas are offered, with the Holstein-Fresian Association of Canada contributing a special awards prize.
The Alberta division of the Canadian Red Cross has completed arrangements to import six films for health education. A national executive appropriation funds the effort, and Alberta is moving to obtain the supply quickly. Arrival is anticipated in the near future.
The piece urges care for the brain, noting people neglect it while tending other parts. It contrasts avoiding poisons and cholera with banishing deadly thoughts to protect the brain’s delicate machinery. It closes with a sharp note on cleanliness and a London Sunday Express quotation about love.
Pimzie explores tide pools and battles over shells with hermit crabs, recalling a Fifth Avenue moment and a Japanese screen design. He watches a sunlit school of Panfish, learning Sunfish differ from Panfish, and hints at a Teadfish to come next week.
Minnesota officials report over 2000 cow nose prints filed under a plan led by William E. Peterson asserting nose prints are as infallible as human fingerprints. The movement gains support toward national adoption, with officials noting cow noses never change and aiding buyers against stock substitution. Also noted: Canadian pulp and paper exports rise in March with record newsprint shipments and higher pulp volumes.
A bemused local note from Connell's Point in Marvell Herald describes a community with little news where residents never mingle, and life events such as deaths or marriages go largely unnoticed until told, reflecting a detached social mood.
George Bushby of Victoria has arrived to open the fish by products plant at Tucks Inlet for fish fertilizer meat and fish oil extraction. It is expected to produce 1000 tons of fertilizer and meat and 100000 barrels of fish this season. The plant will run year round with four tugboats and a large workforce at peak season.
Dr W H Geddes and his brother have purchased the 14000 acre property of the Columbia Valley Orchards Ltd. They plan to use a large portion of the holdings for a stock ranch.
The article notes an Arab habit of drinking cold water with a spoon and avoiding baths unless living near the seashore, illustrating cultural peculiarities in daily routines.
A Mrs. Daniel Bezanson of Loganville Nova Scotia credits Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills with restoring her strength after two years of heart trouble and sleepless nights. She says six boxes relieved smothering spells and fatigue hindering housework. Price is 50 cents a box, available through The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
The article notes London University in England hosting about 0,000 students, claiming it to be the largest institution globally. It references its size and global standing, emphasizing its scale among higher education providers.
Edmonton Bulletin reports plans by George Frued to build a mill west of Faust to cut poplar flooring and shingles for local homesteaders. Shingles priced around thirty five dollars per thousand F.O.B. the mill and flooring about two dollars, with caution on roofing durability due to moisture and rot considerations. Frued will produce a limited quantity for the first two seasons.
The piece argues radio will outrank cars Victrolas and sanitation as a key scientific advancement for farms. It claims radio will boost profitability attract youth and hasten solutions to keeping young people on rural land.
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