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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
6
Ronald and Mary sail to a lakeside island to study nesting birds and seek nests. They observe blue herons geese and ducks, climb to a heron nest, and share a playful Darwin quip before continuing their exploration. The scene blends romance with natural history and ends with a cliffhanger.
Regina reader Mrs. Martna W. Line of 810 Robinson St. credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing two years of headaches nervousness and insomnia during change of life. She finds it spring tonic and helps constipation and recommends it to friends. Warning symptoms listed include hot flashes suffocation headaches backache and weakness.
A reflective piece on life values urging children to fill their kit bags with noble thoughts, memories, and deeds. It compares earthly possessions with inner wealth and cites Oliver Wendell Holmes to stress building a noble soul.
An advertisement touts Freezone as painless relief for all corn types and foot callouses. It claims instant numbness with a drop, followed by easy removal. A small bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents and promises no soreness or irritation.
J. Cook, head of first-aid activities for the Canadian National Railways western region, tours the west organizing first-aid classes at Saskatoon Edmonton Port Mann B C.
Saskatchewan butter production in the first three months of the year increases by 409,458 pounds reaching 1,683,764 pounds. This compares with 1,274,306 pounds produced in the first quarter of 1923, according to the provincial dairy commissioner.
In a 21 year span ending in 1965 Japan averaged 1,461 earthquakes annually most were small. The real Robinson Crusoe is Alexander Selkirk a Scottish mariner.
A giant telescope built by Sir Howard Grubb and Son undergoes final assembly before shipment in three months to Simeis Observatory in Russia. Worth about £15,000, the 40 inch mirror weighs nearly 1,000 lbs and required over a year of grinding. The observer is raised on a steel chair, suspended thirty feet above the floor, with the dome and instrument moving to track stars. It can photograph stars while the observer watches through the eyepiece.
Madame S. Poirier states after a year of kidney trouble she recovered following Dodd's Kidney Pills. The article notes the remedy's wide use and festoons it as a cure for related ailments while listing The Dodd's Medicine Co. Ltd. as the supplier through druggists. Spillers Limited begins building a Vancouver elevator to store about 2,000,000 bushels at an estimated cost of 2.5 million dollars, anticipated to double port capacity.
Mrs A A Foulger of Brantford endorses Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the best tonic and nervine for women and prospective mothers. The notice urges health priority for women and promotes the product available at local druggists in tablet or liquid form from Bridgeburg Ontario.
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