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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
Gillett's Lye is described as versatile, with uses in soap making washing dishes and disinfecting. It further softens hard water and removes grease and smoke stains highlighting its status as a widespread household utility.
The United States Red Cross to close its European activities after eight years and over 400 million dollars spent. A Tipperary creamery burned after workers seized control and raised a red flag. Finn Malmgren leaves for Seattle to join the Amundsen North Polar expedition. Poland Germany Upper Silesia treaty signed in League of Nations presence. Grandview Royal Bank in Napier Street robbed of cash. Glasgow profits from war stock sales reach at least 100 thousand pounds. Prairie fisheries value 192? down 18 percent to 1,745,827. German steamers icebound in Riga gulf fed by Latvian air drops.
The crop report from Canadian Pacific Railway shows total seeding acreage in the three prairie provinces at 16,468,548, up nearly 29 percent from 1921. Manitoba up 14 percent in summerfallow and fall ploughing. Saskatchewan up 12 percent in new breaking and 93 percent in summerfallow. Alberta up 6 percent in new breaking and 24 percent in summerfallow. Dr Thomas Electric Oil is praised as a versatile remedy for sore throat and inflamed conditions, with rapid skin absorption and internal use.
Mail from the far north describes a successful winter for Indians and Eskimo trappers with good fur catches. Other items note prosperity in the far north, a humorous exchange from Tit-Bits, warnings about worms in children, a worm remedy, and a note on the orange’s pear shaped evolution after long cultivation.
Reported use of Minard's Liniment by physicians near an elderly woman in distress. An arcane dialogue features a captain guiding a stranger on a perilous mistake while a dramatic maritime setting unfolds.
Business men discuss unemployment and weak buying power as a psychological drag. A salesman reports a neighboring city shows many jobless. the manager sends him to verify and reportemployment figures. A sale results with Wilfred Sellers in Forbes Magazine.
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills build up blood and expel rheumatic poisons. Mrs George Stanley of Sparta Ontario attests she improved from chronic rheumatism after using about twelve boxes, regaining energy and health. Pills available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The Dominion Animal Husbandman outlines three rules for feeding dairy cattle in the Experimental Farm circulars. Do not overfeed, tailor rations to each animal's needs, and feed regularly in timing and content. Sudden feed changes can cut gains and cause ailments like diarrhea bloat and milk fever with remedies described in the circular.
The piece muses on finding the best in others and forgiving with humility. It cites Dean Stanley on love and ethics, and notes women make up about forty percent of U S bank depositors. It also states Quito sits on the equator as the capital of Ecuador and ends with a remark on people who attract by slamming doors.
W G Church inspector stresses high quality stock and strict sanitation to raise fur animals. Start early spring, keep pens clean, spray houses weekly with creolin, wash and boil feeding dishes, protect food from flies, feed fresh supplies, and prefer evening milk in hot weather to avoid souring.
An advertisement urging women in poor health to use Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cleansing remedy. It claims to purify blood, regulate the bowels, remove wastes, and restore energy, selling for 25 cents at dealers of The Catarrhozone Co in Montreal.
The article notes the Rhone in France as the world’s fastest river by current, reaching speeds up to forty miles an hour. It identifies the river as extraordinary for its powerful flow among rivers of any size.
Advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio states the liquid is taken internally, works through the blood to mucous surfaces, reduces inflammation, and restores normal conditions. It notes it is not for other diseases and offers circulars upon request.
At the Yarmouth YMCA Boys Camp held at Tusker Falls in August Minards Liniment is noted as beneficial for sunburn and provides immediate relief for colic and toothache according to the General Secretary.
In Greece hundreds of families never taste meat throughout the year except on New Year and Easter. The article notes meat abstention as a cultural practice among some households.
John Hamill of Marietown Saskatchewan praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after his wife found relief from years of illness. He credits the pills with reducing her need for doctors and notes her long constipation also improved with Diamond Dinner Pills. He urges neighbors to try Dodd's Kidney Pills for healthier kidneys.
The article highlights the growing knowledge of sub Arctic Canada’s timber resources. It notes abundant spruce tamarac jackpine poplar willow birch and larch across the Arctic fringe. In the Mackenzie district white and black spruce reach eighty to one hundred feet, with many straight trunks. A 1921 cut near Fort Smith yielded two hundred logs averaging forty feet, ten to eighteen inches in diameter.
A cyclone travels at 585 yards per second. A bird can lift about one and a half times its own weight. Holloway's Corn Remover contains no poisonous ingredient and can be used safely without danger or injury.
A vanguard of twenty five families from Wyoming has arrived as part of a large influx expected this summer to settle the Peace River country. Francis James, a leading Wyoming rancher, says sizable land tracts will be taken up there for ranching.
Detroit Free Press praises British Premier Lloyd George for his Genoa conference efforts. It argues the world will view his work as a carefully conceived plan to rebuild Europe, crediting his persistence despite harsh French extremism and opposition. It notes his stature will rise regardless of outcome.
After about a year of labor ten ton telescope engineered by T. S. H. Sherman in Vancouver for C. H. Fryre of Seattle nears completion. The ten foot diameter glass is expected to reveal four hundred million stars.
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