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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
6
Sleeplessness is described as a sign of internal imbalance caused by poisons from poor digestion. Dr Hamiltons Pills are advertised to cleanse the body, improve sleep, restore energy, and nourish blood and nerves, with a claim of rapid results and benefits for daily work. Sold in 25c boxes by dealers.
Prof. Wallace, Manitoba northern commissioner, told the Brandon Canadian club that only by uniting agriculture and industry can Canada unlock vast northern assets. He cited rising fur values, potential pulp wood development, and 3.5 million horsepower waiting, stressing completion of the Hudson Bay railway as a prerequisite for mining and farming expansion.
The speaker argues the province will not manage material product administration perfectly at first, but will gradually develop a better system. After his address, Prof. Wallace demonstrates aspects of the lecture using lantern slides.
Livestock Commissioner W W Fraser and W L Smale report a new shipping method for association cars across three Canadian railways. Cars can be loaded at Winnipeg Portage La Prairie MacGregor Brandon Griswold Virden or other main line stations and moved by through freight then way freight with a local manager delivering stock. Purchasers in Western Canada are urged to notify Fraser or Smale to use the service and rates appear in the regular tariff.
Major George O Squier chief signal officer proposes Wired Wireless a wire guided radio current system. He renounces patent rights in favor of the public claiming ten or more conversations on a single line and long distance talk from Rome to Alaska could be routine. The system guides currents along a wire to reach destinations, eliminating ordinary wireless faults and allowing many messages on one line.
The United Farm Women of Alberta at Calgary convention endorsed expanding teacher training to one year and advancing loans for normal school students. They supported two room schools and teachers residences. The education minister announced plans to provide a good house with five acres of land for teacher use.
A Bavarian survey shows each resident consumes about 200 quarts of beer annually. The data highlight strong beer drinking culture and regional consumption patterns across Bavaria.
A vast coal seam in North Manchuria has been found with thickness estimates reaching 233 feet in certain sections. The discovery suggests a potentially substantial energy resource for regional industries.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound credited by Pearl Monyhan of Mitchell Indiana for relief from neuralgia and strengthened health during pregnancy and after childbirth. She reports the baby weighed seven months at nineteen pounds and improved well being. The Lucia E Pinkham Medicine Co invites further letters about maternity health.
In the Manitoba legislature a deputation from The Pas board of trade urged completing the Hudson Bay railway to aid northern Manitoba and Western Canada. MP J A Campbell of Nelson supported the deputation, calling for a definite decision on natural resources and favoring provincial control for faster development.
Brazilian and Peruvian governments plan a joint network of radio stations across South America. The project aims to strengthen regional communication and cultural ties by coordinating broadcast operations and frequencies.
Webb Saskatchewan February 23 Special Principal George Hutchings says there is one sovereign remedy for kidney disease Dodd's Kidney Pills. He suffered two years before trying them and reports great health improvement and renewed energy. He recommends the pills to others with kidney ailments.
The Arctic tern is a foot loosed wanderer of the bird world. It breeds in the Arctic circle on high latitudes and winters near open southern waters. Its annual round trip exceeds twenty two thousand miles linking summer and winter homes eleven thousand miles apart. The name Arctic suits it as young have been found within seven degrees of the pole and nests often free from snow.
In court the prisoner asks the judge if he has anything to offer before sentencing. The prisoner replies that his lawyer took his last dollar, explaining his lack of funds.
Dr W J Harington a Manitoba legislator predicts Manitoba could become a leading hemp producer with a major rope and cordage industry. He notes Dauphin district hemp heights of 12 to 14 feet and strong yields per seed, urging government support to develop rope twine cordage and paper manufacturing from hemp fibre.
A Pennsylvania water company has halted outside condensation by applying ground cork coating to its pipes after cement paint. The process aims to reduce moisture buildup on exposed mains.
Advertises Danderine as a cheap solution to stopping hair loss and dandruff. Claims the scalp will be rid of dandruff after use and hair will grow strong thick and long with added shine and abundance.
An illustration in Karikaturen shows a portly polar bear reading the Spitzbergen welcome address to King Haakon of Norway. The piece hints at Spitzbergen’s small population, Norwegian influence, and potential coal output of 500000 to 1000000 tons annually if ice-free months permit ship passage.
The One Big Union mining district of Alberta adopts a resolution to accept a 14 percent pay rise while continuing negotiations. They oppose the fuel commissioner order requiring all miners to join the United Mine Workers of America or depart the industry. It is forwarded to the Minister of Labor for consideration.
Researchers find green yellow tints in caterpillars come from their food. By coloring leaves artificially they caused certain caterpillar species to spin silk in vivid orange yellow and delicate rose tones.
The lesson outlines growth through renunciation and appropriation of spiritual food, then becoming part of the church as a living temple. It explains pilgrims’ conduct, citizenship duties, and servant ethos, citing Christ’s suffering as model and aim to defeat sin and oppression.
The Royal Horticultural Society war relief fund raised £20000 last year to restore gardens and orchards in devastated areas. A first major consignment of about 21000 horticultural tools weighing over 30 tons will be sent to France and distributed by the British Committee of the French Red Cross to 20000 families whose homes were destroyed.
Holland reports its new salt mines are already meeting about one eighth of the country’s salt needs. Officials say production plans will expand to cover more demand through the year as mining operations ramp up.
Sir Oliver Lodge predicts future energy use will rely on tiny amounts of matter rather than vast coal reserves. He envisions machines powered by matter’s energy with unprecedented efficiency and air doing new work as a new epoch begins. The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes these hopeful prophecies thrill scientists as a new year opens.
A Cincinnati inventor promotes Freezone, claiming a quarter ounce eases hard or soft corns with a few drops applied to the corn. The compound supposedly dries quickly, shrivels the corn, and lets it be lifted out with the fingers without harming surrounding skin.
A Mexican tribe lives with a language limited to about 300 words and counts no higher than ten. The community maintains its linguistic tradition while navigating modern life, with elders preserving vocabulary and cultural practices amidst change.
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