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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 22, 1928

Page

2

Water powers of Canada shaping forward policy and plan

The piece argues Canada’s wealth in water resources positions it to lead in power development. It notes a public debate between government ownership and private investment, with provinces like Ontario leaning public control and Quebec favoring private development. Jurisdictions face choices on St. Lawrence and Ottawa power rights and national wealth. Citizens urged to act with慎慎 study before forming views.

Canada Ontario Quebec Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta St. Lawrence Ottawa

Manitoba Old Age Pensions Levy Planned in Legislature

Premier John Bracken announced a bill to fund old age pensions in Manitoba by a special property levy based on the equalized assessment. The measure aims to raise funds to cover the pensions and specifies that one half of the total amount will be ...

John Bracken Manitoba

Dominion funds to finance scheme with provincial half

The Dominion Government will cover half the cost of the scheme with the province paying the other half. The province will also bear administration costs routed through the Workmen's Compensation Board.

Dominion Workmen's Compensation Board

Advocates Film Censure Bill under Theatres Act

Advocates in Ontario propose amending the Theatres and Cinematographs Act to appoint a censor board tasked with revising films for their impact on children. Approved films would bear a stamp permitting exhibition to children under 16. unapproved films would be barred from showing to minors even with parental accompaniment.

Aurelian Belanger Ontario Board of Censors

Harrow engraver writes Lord's Prayer on threepenny piece

A Harrow engraver has etched the Lord's Prayer twelve times on a single threepence with room for three more. This tops a Southampton man who wrote the prayer and two thirds of a time on a same size piece.

Harrow Southampton

Extraordinary Expansion Of Sun Life Assurance

The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada reports remarkable growth with total assurances in force reaching 1.487 billion dollars, up 231.5 million in the year. Net income surpassed 100 million, five times ten years ago, while assets rose to over 400 million as new business and finances expand.

Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada T. B Macaulay Sun Life Company Canada North America Sun Life of Canada

Asthma Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Peace

Dread of asthma causes nightly attacks and ongoing mental torment from anticipation. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy offers immediate relief and warding off future attacks, promising lasting peace and happiness. It is inexpensive and sold almost everywhere.

Canadian coal industry employment by region

Last year 29,004 workers were employed in Canada’s coal industry. Surface workers numbered 6 11 and underground workers 22,393. Nova Scotia employed 13,462. Alberta 9,469. British Columbia 4,003. Saskatchewan 648. New Brunswick 582.

Canada Nova Scotia Alberta British Columbia Saskatchewan New Brunswick

True Love Overcomes Most But Poverty and Toothache Stand

A witty remark notes that true love can conquer many obstacles yet poverty and toothache present stubborn challenges. The quip highlights practical strains on romance and daily life with humorous clarity.

Origin of the term Orange Pekoe explained

Salada Tea Co. expert Mr. Spalding Black traces Orange Pekoe to Chinese silver tip leaves once called pak-ho and notes the shift to Ceylon and Indian teas. He warns buyers that many so called Orange Pekoe varieties are cheaply priced or stale, and praises sealed air tight packaging as preserving flavor and purity.

Spalding Black Salada Tea Co China Ceylon India

Holloway's Corn Remover Relief Claim

If one be troubled with corns, he will find in Holloway's Corn Remover an application that will entirely relieve suffering. The ad asserts quick comfort and repeated use is unnecessary for healing.

Holloway

Lindbergh Rated Most Competent Pilot After Latin America Tour

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh completes a tour of twelve independent nations and two U.S. possessions, visiting the Panama Canal Zone from December 13. He forged pioneer routes, navigated uncharted terrain, and preserved a strict schedule, reinforcing the view he is among the world's most capable aviators.

Lindbergh Havana United States Panama Canal Zone Bolling Field Washington New York Paris Charles A. Lindbergh United States Air Mail Service

Wards For Wounds Cauterized With Dr. Thomas Ou

In factories carbolic acid is kept for treating wounds but Dr. Thomas Electric Oil offers quicker relief without scarring. Will Shelton, chief of the Snohomish, carves his tribe’s history on a large cedar pole.

Thomas Will Shelton

Sawgrass Pulp Used for Paper Making in Florida Marshes

Sawgrass, a tall marsh plant found in Florida, supplies pulp for paper production. Minard's Liniment remains a noted remedy, while the Stahlete reference appears as an unrelated or misplaced mention.

Florida

Aerial Sign Schemes Target European Cities

Reports describe schemes to flash illuminated messages from air via night flights. A multi engine plane with wing mounted sign device and a giant airship at Friedrichshafen are planned to spell words in the night sky. A pilotless, wireless controlled fleet is also under development to form letters from above crowds.

Europe Friedrichshafen

Birds of Northern Canada Singers of the North Woods

Explorers from the Topo graphical Survey report the white throated sparrow as the dominant bird note in the northern Canadian woodlands near Great Slave Lake while the northern plains echo with the Lapland Longspur. The friendly Lapland Longspur follows travelers and camps, a constant companion on journeys.

Department of the Interior Canada Great Slave Lake Lapland

Muscular Rheumatism Relief Promoted by Oil Rub

A sufferer is advised to use Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for brisk rubbing on the affected region until relief is achieved. The text claims great virtue in the oil beyond estimation and urges persistent thorough rubbing for best results.

Thomas

Life’s greatest illusion about money and contentment

The saying argues money does not buy happiness but adds responsibilities and worries, challenging the common belief that wealth grants contentment and felicity.

Loganberry Wine Production in British Columbia Grows

In 1927 about 90 000 gallons of loganberry wine were produced in British Columbia compared with 25 000 gallons in 1924. G Coventry told the Provincial Legislature urging local sale of the wines to boost the industry.

British Columbia G. Coventry

Toronto ad praises remedy for nerve distress and sleeplessness

Mrs Geo McKenzie reports relief from weak nerves and melancholy after using a medicine sent from Toronto. She credits the treatment with restoring sleep and tolerance to noise, stating strong personal endorsement. The product costs 50 cents a box, available at druggists or by mail from The T Milburn Co Ltd Toronto Ontario.

T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto Ont

Quick Cat Burglar Steals Jewellery in Esher Hotel

A fast thief ransacked a room in an Esher hotel taking jewellery worth £250. In three minutes he climbed a second floor window, rifled a wardrobe and chest of drawers, then escaped via a stack pipe.

Esher

Grun Germany Hosts World’s Northernmost Vineyards

In Grun Germany located on a latitude similar to Newfoundland the region boasts the world’s northernmost vineyards. The discovery highlights climate adjusted viticulture near coastal Europe. Local growers report unique grape varieties thriving despite northern latitude and cool summers.

Grun Germany Newfoundland

Man Reflects on Freedom and Its Limits

The observation notes that many who enjoy carefree independence eventually question the value of their liberty and the costs it imposes. It suggests a contemplation of personal choice and responsibility beyond fleeting impulse.

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the Water Powers of Canada Old Age Pensions Scott Minard Sun Life T. B. Macauley The Sun Life Assurance Co Sun Life Assurance Waite New Brighton Carter Pekoe Stahlete Amd Plantomg Union Nurseries Ramery Company International Patent Attorneys Bank St Geo. McKenzie Phillips OF Magwe Hercules Cppleford Paper Products Hamilton, Canada
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