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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 06, 1924

Page

7

Grain shipments surge across Vulcan region this year

Heavy grain movements report record volumes across Southern Alberta. From harvest last year to late January this year shipments exceed 1.7 million bushels, wheat dominating with about 1.5 million. Barons, Vulcan area and Nanton, Claresholm, Granum plus Woodside each contribute over a million, with totals across Cardston line and branches exceeding 3.2 million bushels.

Vulcan Asia Vulcan Sewis Alberta Champlon Blackie Nanton Claresholm & Million Granum and Woodside Cardston

Baby's Own Tablets Promised To Set Sleepy Babies Right

Advertisement notes healthy children sleep well while sickly ones stay cross. Baby's Own Tablets claim to soothe bowels, ease colic and indigestion, and promote sound sleep with no opiates. Sold at 25 cents a box or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. Also mentions silver region discoveries in Yukon with ore prospects and accessibility near prospected territories.

Pny Medicine Dealer Dr Wiliams’ Medicine Co Brockyile, Ont

Household Guest fragment notes a grim prayer

A fragment from Household Guest records a child’s distressed petition at prayer, asking that her father be given no more children because he cannot treat the ones he has. The text portrays family strain and troubling familial dynamics.

Mary

This Nurse Sends a Message to Every Woman in Canada

Brantford Ontario reports a nurse praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best tonic and nervine for women, shared after twenty-one years of nursing and recommended to many patients including prospective mothers. The message highlights availability at local druggists in liquid or tablets, noting endorsements from Mrs. A Poulger of Sheridan Street.

Brantford Ont

World Affairs Briefly Toast Ambitious Peace Plans

Spain may anchor future status terms for Tangier as France and Great Britain sign a pact. The Scottish Gold Union funds a British golf expedition to Canada and the United States next summer amid Arctic perils. The Antarctic ship Mand drifts, raising grounding fears near Siberian islands. Herbert Ly Yenmere of New York wins Bok’s $100,000 prize for a plan to preserve world peace.

Scottish Gold Union Canada United States Charter Herbert Ly Yenmere New York Edoward W. Bok

Is Your Nose Stuffed With Cold

An old advertisement promotes Catarrhozone as a nasal remedy to relieve colds and catarrh. It claims easy relief by inhalation, promises cleaned air passages, and offers two months of treatment for $1.90 with a small size at 5 percent. The Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal handles mail orders and substitution refusals.

Catarrhozone Co Montreal China

Airships Prove Untrustworthy as War Instrument

The London Standard notes that airships, including Dixmude, proved unreliable in combat and weather conditions. It credits German shift from zeppelins to large airplanes and asserts postwar consensus that airships should be avoided.

Re Dixmude France Belgium London Friedrickshafen London Standard

California Fig Syrup Ad Targets Parents for Babies

An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to sick babies showing constipation bilious fever or general illness. It claims gentle action without griping and emphasizes genuine product with clear dosing directions to avoid counterfeits.

California

London Seismograph Woman Reported For Earthquakes

Prof H H Turner writes in the Quarterly Review about a London woman noted as a human seismograph who registers earthquake shocks worldwide. He describes her as peculiarly sensitive and able to report tremors before news arrives, though she endures intense nervous tension that ceases suddenly.

London H. H. Turner Quarterly Review

Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator Proves Boon to Children

Recognized as a leading remedy for worm destruction, Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator has proven a boon to suffering children everywhere. It seldom fails.

A Scotsman's Heaven Joke Recounts Seven Pipes Melody

A Scotsman tells friends he enjoyed a night in a great room with seven pipes playing different tunes, declaring it felt like Heaven. The quip uses humor to evoke a lavish musical scene and Scottish character.

Diamond Dyes promise safe home dyeing for first timers

The advertisement claims you can dye at home with Diamond Dyes even without prior experience. Druggists stock all colors and each package includes directions for use.

Irrigation District Grows Mixed Farms in Southern Alberta

A statistical report on the Vauxhall irrigation district shows rapid farming expansion from 1920 to 1923. Farms rise from 27 to 63, with livestock increasing dramatically: horses 152 to 435, cattle 10 to 975, sheep 0 to 8 409, hogs 11 to 1 171, and poultry 137 to 3 499. Principal outputs include wheat, oats, potatoes, hay, vegetables, and dairy.

Alberta Statis- Uce Vauxhall Erin

The Farmer Pays Taxes Through Production and Consumption

The article argues that farmers bear taxes as both producers and consumers because prices are fixed by global markets. It notes farmers cannot pass tax costs to buyers, thus they pay a sizable share of income taxes via business dealings. The remedy proposed is reduced government expenditure and lower taxation.

Canada

Canada Colonization Association to Continue Land Sales

Officials confirm the Canada Colonization Association will lead Canada land settlement plans this year, focusing on listing and selling privately owned lands while welfare work shifts to the immigration department. government support ends, a directorate reorganization is planned and a spring campaign will start immediately.

Canada Colonization Association Canada Dominion Colonization Association Department of Immigration

Interests That Unite If Perpetual War Driven Industry

A London Post article argues that ongoing conflict between employers and workers would destroy both sides. The piece states profits and existence depend on industry itself, not on division. Peace is shown as essential to the prosperity of both masters and men.

London Post

Scalds and Burns Remedy Promoted for Home Use

Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as a ready aid for burns scalds cuts bruises and sprains. It claims quick pain relief and faster recovery and suggests a bottle at home or stable saves doctor and veterinary fees.

Calgary refinery starts 4000 barrel per day operation

Imperial Oil opens a Calgary refinery with 4000 barrels a day capacity fed by Montana crude. Large storage tanks await startup as the plant readies for Exhausted from Asthma. Dr J D Kellogge’s Asthma Remedy is advertised as a proven treatment sold widely.

Imperial Oil Company Calgary Montana

Grain Through Vancouver Sets Large 1923 Shipment Pace

Vancouver has shipped and booked for shipment to date almost 50,000 000 bushels of the 1923 crop. Through December the port had shipped 12,984,767 bushels and additional bookings for the next months total 6,400,275 bushels, bringing the grand total to 48,285,042 bushels, near last year's overall movement.

Vancouver

Minard's Liniment for Dandrutt An Accomplished Linguist

Esme Howard, now British ambassador to the United States, is described as an accomplished linguist. He speaks Arabic, Persian, Japanese, Spanish and German.

Esme Howard United States

Saskatchewan Creamery Butter Tops Ten Million Pounds

Saskatchewan creamery butter production for 1923 reached 10,121,702 pounds by November 30, up 1,551,795 pounds or 18.1 percent from 1922. November output was 444,344 pounds, pushing the year’s total past ten million for the first time.

Saskatchewan

CN Railways Announces New Chicago to New York Train

Canadian National announces a through service from Chicago to New York with running rights over Lehigh Valley. The route will reinstate prewar territory and use new equipment of the latest CN design.

Chicago New York Canadian National Railways Lehigh Valley Railroad Canadian National

Man Who Can Do What Tian Did Faces Shameful Task

A puzzling remark notes that a man may imitate Tian’s feats yet should feel shame to attempt such acts. The statement contrasts capability with moral restraint and questions ambition versus propriety.

Tian

Unable to Parse Source Statement

The provided text is fragmentary and lacks clear person, event, or organization details to form a proper news item summary. It appears to describe a perception about communication versus listening but no verifiable entities or actions.

Yukon gold output to exceed last year says MP

Dr. Alfred Thompson MP for the Yukon predicts higher gold production in the Yukon Territory this year with the Mayo and Reno Hill camps expected to yield 8 000 tons in total. Miller's Worm Powders are promoted as a safe remedy for children to eradicate intestinal worms and restore health.

Yukon Yukon Territory Alfred Thompson Mayo Reno Hill

A Grocer and Filling Station Man Lessons

The saying suggests praise by one tradesman does not ensure endorsement by another. It argues that fear cannot convert belief and that persuasion requires more than intimidation.

Christmas Day History in Early Eastern Church

The article explains Christmas was once a movable feast in the Fasterna Churches and was celebrated in May. December 25 was chosen in the fourth century by theologians, a decision criticized for occurring during Judea's rainy season when shepherds and starlight would be unlikely. It also notes Lloyd's Weekly News on saxophones being sensitive to cold air causing tuning issues.

Fasterna Judea Lloyd’s Weekly News

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fats Dir EW Gillett Company Limited Beaver River District Wood Cockfield Geological Survey A. A. Foulger Spain Tangier Great Britain Mt Fa Antochsen Mand Fee Arctic Ocean New Siberian Islands Rgisters J. D. Kellogge Minard’s Liniment Dandrutt Wrigleys Wrigley’s CNR Msten Minard Sok Br *Sheer Metal Products Co Toronto Winnipeg Edmonton Canadian Pacific Railway Norway Sweden Dirk Holland Switzerland Canadia C.P.R Canadian Pacific Railway Company Department of Colonization and Development M. F. Thornton Acheson Saskatoon W. J. Gerow H. F P. Komor T. O. F. Herzer J. Miller CG. White Dennis THE Manitoba Steel & Iron Co., Ltd Winnipeg Man
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