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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
7
This old time family medicine offers a reliable remedy for digestive woes. It claims to ease bloating gas sourness and indigestion by aiding the system, promising better meals healthier appearance and relief from headaches constipation and indigestion for 25 cents per box.
In a tense scene Pembroke reveals his plan to marry Roxana despite social barriers. Ruggles exposes the scars of class prejudice and pleads to avoid an arranged union. A confrontation ends with emotional tears and a promise of continuation.
The Prince emphasizes equality of nationhood among Dominions and the bond of loyalty to British institutions and the worldwide imperial system. He warns Britain to understand that Dominion patriotism is national patriotism and loyalty to the empire, not mere allegiance to Great Britain. The Times of London quoted.
Dr. J. W. Robertson addresses Montreal board of trade on Canada’s marketing and production issues. He warns it may take two years for breadstuffs to meet world demand with a reserve for next year and notes Britain losses on Canadian wheat purchases. He blames scarce commodities for high living costs and urges production and saving as remedies.
Phillip Gibbs describes General Currie commander of the Canadian army in Flanders as a surgeonlike leader who cut to the heart of things. Gibbs notes Currie’s immense bulk stern thoughtful face and a smile that softens, comparing him to Oliver Cromwell and praising his clear sight free from red tape.
A large freighter under construction for the United States Shipping Board will be named the William F. Cody honoring Buffalo Bill said to be the last of the great scouts and plainsmen in the United States.
A sharp exchange stirs the town as a local woman voices bold opinions on etiquette and tradition. Neighbors weigh her arguments noting the clash between custom and modern views in a close-knit community.
Crosland Brothers, seed growers in Duncan British Columbia, prepare six acres for a rising season for English and Irish seed houses. They have contracts and seed shipments from British firms for rare varieties. They plan six acres with subcontracts for seven to eight local growers adding about four more acres. Vancouver Island seed quality is high with potential for many more contracts.
Berry growers in British Columbia expect a big year in 1920 with strong production and returns. Garden Head district contracts reveal delivery of 250 tons of strawberries to jam factories at 20 cents a pound. Buyers in the lower Mainland and Vancouver Island are surveying the situation and placing offers to large producers for the harvest.
Diner recalls ordering long ago and offers to change it noting it would be out of season now. Boston Transcript.
A short dated notice from Sept 1 1905 mentions Ha rd's Liniment Co limited and MINARD'S LINIMENT for croup, with a claim of a sure cure and a signature of CHAS E SHARP of Shaw, NB.
A lion in the jungle can jump as far as 30 feet from a standing start. This athletic display shows the big cat’s powerful hind legs and sudden acceleration.
An Agricultural Gazette item states Minard’s Liniment cures dandruff, paired with a broader remark on Canada’s role in the Empire. The note emphasizes Canada’s leadership in industrial life and duty to aid in battle and advance imperial grandeur.
The Alberta government closes a contract to construct a two storey reinforced concrete telephone department building in Calgary with a basement and capacity for a third storey. The project cost is $67,000.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle nightly remedy for biliousness. It claims the product eases stomach and liver discomfort without griping or harsh effects, helping users sleep through the night while improving eye, mouth, and bowel symptoms.
A heifer calf owned by Chas. G. Beeching of De Winton Alberta won fourth prize in a class of seventy at a Chicago show. Bred in Alberta the calf is described as among the finest in its class and surpassed the December International Livestock Show first prize calf. The animal later sold for $2,000.
Italian automobile engineers unveil a twelve‑cylinder engine rated at 720 horsepower claimed to be the largest airplane motor ever built.
Advertises a famous external pain reliever for rheumatic aches and sprains. It promises fast, penetrating relief without rubbing and notes availability at drug stores in 35c 70c and 1.40 prices, made in Canada.
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