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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
5
Danish prosperity rose with practical education in high schools and peasant universities. All social ranks attend, equality in schooling ends snobbery, and bilingual youths illustrate national enthusiasm. Wealth begins in the mind, says G. W. Russell.
Vienna reports that Austrian waiters and barbers in England are unhappy with local life and view English years as their best. Many seek to cross the Channel but must obtain British permits or prove ample funds. The Passport Office in Vienna must endorse Austrian passports for travel to England. Only a small group now resides in Britain, mostly wealthy, with some aristocrats living cheaper in Italy.
The London Daily News reports Liverpool University researchers, led by Professor Benjamin Moore before his wartime death, have uncovered how life emerges from nonliving matter. The discovery traces life from gas and water to the building blocks of plants, signaling a major advance in the origin of life study.
Langton Ontario special feature reports Miss C M Cridland a longtime resident who suffered kidney trouble. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with remarkable relief and calls them a wonderful medicine. The ad stresses the pills as a kidney remedy that tones weak kidneys and purifies blood to support overall health.
The Saskatchewan Anti Tuberculosis League reports the Every Woman's Sanatorium Fund reached 1,250 dollars by January's end, funding five tubercular women to Fort Qu'Appelle Sanatorium. Donations to Mrs F W Bates Regina The Leader Moose Jaw Times Regina and others support free care for a year.
A Woodstock Sentinel-Review item notes whether crime statistics reflect real differences. It argues British law enforces quick punishment while the United States experiences delayed trials and deferred punishment, suggesting methods shape records.
Dr Chilien Tsui Chinese Consul-General Ottawa states a reciprocal treaty with China will benefit both sides. Canada seeks silk while China wants Canadian wheat. The pact would bar Chinese laborers from Canada and remove the bead tax in the Dominion.
Brief aphorism notes that few men maintain their self conceit after tying the knot, reflecting a cautionary view on marriage and ego.
The Regina Post reports that Canada’s grain market grows as world wheat shortages loom. Demand rises with Japan seeking Canadian shipments and Europe trading wheat for commodities amid volatile currencies. Wheat’s global role as currency and its non perishability support a firm 1923 market outlook.
Major Earl Godfrey of the Canadian Air Board says wireless setup on all Dominion flying machines is imminent. The Air Board has ordered wireless on airships and talks with the Forestry Department and provincial government are under way to provide receiving stations and an organized patrol for forest protection in British Columbia.
Amid the fiercest Atlantic storms in four decades King George and the Storm King stand firm on their thrones while other rulers falter. The confrontation mirrors historic sea weather and political tensions as weather and sovereignty collide across the waves.
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