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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
2
A vintage advertisement warns that deep hollow coughs are dangerous and urges avoiding neglect of colds and sore throats. It promotes Catarrhozone inhaler as a curing vapor for coughs bronchial irritation and catarrhal trouble with a two month treatment priced at a dollar and a small size for six cents.
Miss Angela runs a make shift clubhouse for local boys on Mercy Street then faces eviction by her landlord. She seeks community support to keep helping the kids while John Davenport opposes funding. Jack confronts his angry father as the town weighs charity versus budget.
In a tale of generous neighbors, Jack laments lacking family love while Micky Mulligan and friends guide him toward belonging. Mr Davenport, moved by the boys’ care, plans a neighborhood clubhouse with Miss Angela, culminating in a communal feast and a silver spoon gift from Abie Rabinowitz’s jeweler family.
Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Tudor recounts at the Institution of Naval Architects how Lord Fisher proposed light cruisers up to heavy size after a talk with the Chancellor of the Exchequer. He imagined two "whoppers" with 15 inch guns, shaping the Furious and the Glorious class ships.
A Byron Central Michigan hen owned by T N Mitchel laid double yolked eggs daily for three weeks and then produced a six ounce egg nearly nine and a half inches around the long side and half an inch at the center. The egg contained two yolks and a normal sized yolk.
Letters from women in Canada praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing months of pain and aiding daily work. Testimonies from Vancouver and Albert County note relief, health, and happiness, urging others to seek guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
The article urges strict health standards for bedrooms and bedding. It recommends two sunny windows per ideal bedroom, uncarpeted floors, waxed wood, single beds, and white enamel frames. It stresses sterilizing second hand mattresses, regular reconditioning, and protective covers to prevent moisture and dirt absorption.
Vancouver Province notes the Leipzig trials of German offenders may yield few convictions but the London proceedings on prison camps provide serious evidence. Former prisoners’ accounts reinforce Canadian testimonies of conditions in several camps.
For 16 centuries the small republic of San Marino has preserved its independence despite being completely surrounded by Italy, maintaining its unique sovereignty within a larger nation.
Montreal marks the start of the 1921 passenger season as four liners arrive in one day. The third class passengers, nearly all British born, are noted for their high proportion and occupancy levels aboard the ships Minndosa Canada Metagama and Canadian Fisher arriving from Liverpool and the West Indies.
An associate committee of the Honorary Advisory Council of Scientific and Industrial Research reports that low grade magnetite ore in Canada can be smelted commercially. Canada imports iron ore and steel goods valued at more than 150 million dollars annually, with 94 percent of ore smelted domestically imported. Successful research could save Canada millions yearly.
Leaders of the Welsh miners denounce troop use as violence and warn that blocking trains and halting industry threatens national stability.
A Samoa dish features a seaworm praised for extreme slenderness and eaten like oysters both raw and cooked while noting Venus travels the sun at about 22 miles per second.
C L Skinnick of Winnipeg aged 76 recounts using Tanlac to beat rheumatism after four years of crippling pain. Once chief engineer on Atlantic liners, he now works as stationary engineer for the Canadian National Railway. He reports improved appetite, sleep, strength, and no longer crippled by stiffness, endorsing Tanlac.
The Department of Trade and Commerce reports practical tests of British Columbia timbers by H.M. Board of Works for the Imperial Institute advisory committee. Douglas fir, BC spruce, and western hemlock passed and were added to official timber specifications as alternatives to European joinery timbers.
The Alberta dairy industry in 1920 produced creamery butter valued at 5,512,500 and dairy butter valued at 25,972,500. The figures reflect the province’s butter sector output and market value for the year.
The royal family faces scrutiny over tax duties as observers note they are not legally required to pay taxes on royal properties yet often do so as a courtesy. This self-imposed practice reflects a tradition of voluntary compliance within constitutional norms.
The London Morning Post argues that a Franco British alliance guarantees peace beyond reparations. It warns of dangerous questions in Central Europe Hungary the Balkans Russia and Asia and asserts unity is a strength drawing forces toward order on both sides of the Atlantic.
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