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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
A review argues tariffs fail to lift Canada's textile sector by citing high wages, scarce raw wool, and imports. It contends protection creates a vicious circle where higher costs push wages up and hinder competitiveness, urging restraint of tariff walls.
Commissioner David Campbell closes the inquiry into an alleged Winnipeg coal deal with a report to the minister of labor in Ottawa. Pasadena residents fund a community play house to be opened soon.
A terse maxim asserts that moral action comes readily when external options are removed. The line frames integrity as a default path rather than a hard-won battle. It highlights character shaped by constraint and circumstance.
The town of Eliot Maine asks the Federal Government to pay for damage to the town hall after an army airplane crashed into it. Army officials, including Major Stilwell of the Fifth Infantry stationed at Portland, investigated the incident. The aviator had been flying from Mineola Field New York toward Boston and struck the building in thick weather. the plane was damaged but the pilot escaped injury.
A Victorian era advert chronicling daily home worries as a source of health decline for women. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood purifying remedy and cites Mrs Gustave Hutt of Brux Elles Man writing of improved appetite digestion sleep and strength after use. Pills available from dealers or by mail for 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The B circuit schedules fair dates for several towns. Carman and Portage la Prairie hold events in late June and early July while Dauphin Yorkton Melfort Estevan Weyburn and other centers run through July and August with final Alberta date Tentative for Lethbridge set around August 16 17 18.
A leading worm destruction product, Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator, is hailed as a boon to suffering children and is said to seldom fail in its mission.
The annual report of the Employment Services of Canada shows Many Find Employment Saskatchewan ranking second to Ontario in jobs found for the unemployed for the year ending March 1924. Ontario listed 170,075, Saskatchewan 83,114, Manitoba 66,817, British Columbia 55,142, Alberta 54,101, Quebec 19,058, Nova Scotia 10,705, New Brunswick 9,713.
The article touts Holloway's Corn Remover as the solution for corns, claiming relief for the informed user while warning against suffering for the uninformed. It emphasizes practical treatment over delay.
Dr. Frank Schlesinger of Yale Observatory travels to South Africa with two assistants to found a southern hemisphere observatory. He transports a 26 inch photographic lens, the third largest in the world, by stateroom as officials ship it privately. The site target remains undecided between Johannesburg and Bloemfontein. The remark on fashion and expense opens the piece.
At the Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies annual meeting in Saskatoon 154 societies discussed finances, cash basis purchasing, and credit use. N B Williams Abernethy spoke on crop outcomes, wheat pool, mixed farming, and rising dairy egg honey output across the prairie provinces.
The Australian population is about six million, growing at two percent annually. Sydney remains the largest city with around 1,060,000 residents.
An advertisement touts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a universal cure for the drain of asthma. It claims widespread availability and a long record of relief, urging readers to try the product as a true aid to health and strength.
A social note recalls how a woman valued a man’s praise of her figure, illustrating a sentiment about flattery and self image in local life.
A stingless bee was discovered in Panama by a member of the American Museum of Natural History. The creature is noted as harmless as a butterfly in initial reports.
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