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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1924
Page
2
The article argues Western Canada’s future rests on cutting production and marketing costs after tariff shifts limit exports. It cites war-time prices, freight rate changes, and embargo impacts, urging Parliament to remove trade barriers, reduce necessary equipment costs, and adopt policies to revive prosperity and immigration.
The electric furnaceman automatic coal feeder and ash remover drew major attention at the New York anthracite exhibition. It eliminates hand firing and ash renewal with furnace fuel controlled from the kitchen by an automatic attachment. The item underscores that experience teaches more than loud assertions.
Alberta’s five year run at the Chicago International Show from 1919 to 1923 yields a growing tally: 1919 five prizes and two grand championships, 1920 nineteen prizes, 1921 nine grand championships, 1922 thirty five prizes with three grand championships, 1923 forty four prizes and three grand championships. Cablegram speed has risen from 20 to 56 words a minute due to mechanical relays. Co education has existed in Turkey since 1914.
The piece warns of two threats to democratic order on this continent. First, a communist campaign promoting mob violence and subversion of government in favor of a violent minority. Second, an insidious disregard for law rooted within the democratic body itself, challenging the need to uphold respect for the rule of law.
Nervous indigestion is linked to stress and blood nourishment. Rest, recreation, and a tonic like Dr Williams Pink Pills are advised, with a careful diet and avoidance of coffee. A testimonial from Mrs. Adolphus Villeneuve of Apple Hill describes regained strength after months of illness and successful use of the pills, available for 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
A Vermont photographer documents unique snowflake patterns for forty years using a blackboard and high magnification. His delicate images inspire lace makers jewelers wallpaper designers metal workers and wood carvers to use the photos in their designs. Mother's relief claim for Mother Graves Worm Exterminator ends anxiety over suffering children with lasting effects.
A reflection on how success is a state of mind not merely wealth. It contrasts worldly riches with inner qualities, noting contentment and purposeful achievement as true measures. The text cites Bible verse Money answers all things, but warns against equating business success with life success and emphasizes the value of trying.
Canadian quarter mile champion D M Johnson, a Rhodes Scholar from Quebec, wins the inter-collegiate Oxford Cambridge sprint in 50.35 seconds, one fifth of a second under his prior record.
Diamond Dyes guarantees perfect home dyeing even for first timers. Druggists stock all colors with sections in each package.
Grande Prairie four hundred miles north of Edmonton hosts its first winter carnival with theatre, orchestra, choirs, and lectures. The town builds a strong cultural scene alongside a large rink, curling club, golf links, shooting range, and an active Board of Trade. Miller's Worm Powders are advertised as a remedy for worms in children.
The author groups two facts on a final page noting Canada has nearly 300 golf clubs and over 135,000 mental detectives, flagging the need for study. A Toronto Star note mentions Ireland’s taste for tea and reluctance of shopkeepers to buy machine blended blends.
A. S. Bennett of the St Lawrence Deep Waterways Association of Western Canada at Swift Current argues the St Lawrence project will be financed entirely from power revenues. He cites a plan by O. E. Fleming with bonds guaranteed by Canada and the United States, and says no national outlay or tax burden is needed. The project would lower western transport costs, save farmers 8 to 11 cents per bushel, cut freight rates, and could save Western Canada at least 50 million dollars annually.
In a small Missouri town a man suffered heel pain. Doctors removed his teeth and tonsils without relief. As a last measure they removed his shoe and found a long embedded needle in his heel revealed by X ray.
Incorporated under a Dominion charter Moe the Alberta Refineries Limited has purchased a forty acre Edmonton site to establish an oil refining plant expected to begin operation by mid summer.
An editorial reflection argues that judging by some elders, the age of discretion is essentially childhood, suggesting standards of behavior and maturity may be misapplied to young people.
The report notes that Westminster Hall’s roof remains unsupported by columns, highlighting structural concerns and potential risks to the historic building.
The Alliance Year Book reports a large drop in British alcohol use since 1900. Beer per head fell from 2.53 to 15.40 gallons, spirits from 1.09 to 0.36, and wine from 6.41 to 0.26 gallons by 1922. Population rose from 9 million to 35 million, barrels from 27.5 million to 21 million.
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