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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
6
An editorial argues a widening rift between capital and labor despite wartime cooperation. It urges mutual confidence, phased social reform, and profit sharing to balance rights and duties as industry shifts from war to peace. Labor seeks larger shares while recognizing capital’s rebuilding task.
The piece traces global moves to profit sharing in Britain, the United States, and Canada. It highlights a Toronto firm marking its twenty first anniversary with profit sharing and cites a large US company adopting a fifty fifty split of extra profits after fair compensation. It argues profit sharing could align capital and labor interests, reducing strikes and promoting cooperation.
Alberta's industrial importance grows with agricultural development. Last year the province reported a payroll around $37 million, with coal mines contributing about $14 million, railways $12 million, and other industries $11 million. About 1,200 industries operate in the province, excluding railways and mines.
Calgary reader Creighton E. Thompson recounts a four year asthma ordeal eased by Catarrhozone after a one dollar purchase. He hails the remedy as priceless and urges others with asthma bronchitis or catarrh to try it. The drug is sold in dollar two month and small sample sizes by druggists and the Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada.
Regina district expects higher grain area with wheat sowings up about 20 percent over last year. Major Complin of the Bank of Canada argues the Regina territory tributary region will see a notable increase in wheat seeding this season as farmers expand acreage.
This reliever of rheumatic aches and pains promises speedy relief with little effort. It penetrates without rubbing and provides refreshing comfort. Made in Canada, available at all drug stores, with a large bottle offered for economy.
The Manitoba legislature approves a bill banning all Chinese restaurants to protect hotel men, with members alleging these venues are all night resorts where boys learn evil habits.
Mrs Letts of South Fork Saskatchewan reports relief from severe headaches after using Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. She attributes headaches to liver and kidney sluggishness and notes improvement after two boxes. Endorsed by local postmaster O P Cole. Advertising copy for Dr Chase's pills.
Captain Peterson and the gas steamer Herman will attempt to reach Banks Land to aid three white men and four native families marooned there. The Herman previously failed to reach Banks Land due to Arctic ice near Cape Parry but has supplies for three years for the stranded group.
About 53 000 Russian prisoners of war at Ruhleben camp escaped during a riot suppression call in Landau. The escapees are reported roaming the countryside, causing widespread alarm among local inhabitants.
Swiss refugees arriving from Russia report in Petrograd during December and January about nearly 100 WWII deaths from hunger and related epidemics. A party of 400 refugees provided the figures to officials.
Joshua gathers Israelite leaders to warn of threats as he nears death. He recalls God’s past victories, the land allotment, and unfulfilled promises. He emphasizes courage, strict law obedience, separation from Canaanites, and wholehearted devotion to God to avoid divine wrath.
The six nations women present a wedding gift, an oil painting of the old Mohawk Church, to Princess Patricia whose father is a chief of the tribe.
An old advert style notice touts a home internal medicine recipe to treat catarrh and deafness. It claims the remedy can reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and ease head noises, with anecdotes of improved hearing after use.
Real estate dealers report strong activity in Saskatchewan farm land inquiries over the past two months. Three local firms note most inquiries come from the United States with selling fairly steady and March expected to be unusually brisk.
The Saskatchewan Department of Highways announced 1918 road drag awards for six districts with five prizes totaling 500 dollars each and three provincial grand prizes. There were 66 entries, up from 44 in 1917, with Marriott Rural Municipality winning the 61st stand prize for the second year running and awards going to an automobile club and a good roads association.
In Winnipeg the Hon. Edward Brown presented the annual budget to the provincial legislature. He reported a cash revenue surplus of 322,876 and Manitobans hold 44,000,000 in Victory bonds. He noted every resident has contributed a total of 140 to the nation when patriotic subscriptions are included, bringing the total raised to 84,000,000.
A humorous quip notes Minard's Liniment relieves neuralgia. The speaker warns drinking to drown conscience is temporary, as the remedy remains ready to resume business the next morning.
An advertisement claims Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills restore energy, strengthen the heart, and calm nerves for consumptives. A testimonial from Mrs. William Steeves of Chemical Road New York describes relief after taking three boxes, enabling sleep and lying on her left side. Pills priced 30 per box through dealers or by mail from The Milburn Co. Limited Toronto Ont.
Copenhagen report says the German ministry of defence drafted a bill to create a standing army of 150 000 to 175 000 volunteers. The army would be formed on a voluntary basis.
Ten thousand tons of copper ore from the Mandy mine north of The Pas has been hauled to Sturgeon Lake dock since January using 175 two horse teams and a caterpillar tractor. The ore will move by water to The Pas in spring and then to Trail for smelting in British Columbia.
A man writes of lasting relief after years of asthma using Dr D Kelloge's Asthma Remedy. He states inhaled smoke or vapor provides help long sought and that every dealer can obtain it from wholesalers.
A series of co operative horse sales will be held under agricultural societies in older settled parts of the province. The Saskatchewan department of agriculture aims to create a profitable home market for surplus farm horses.
Report notes Mr and Mrs Jime expressed anger toward their chauffeur after the car overturned. He appeared visibly put out and she was very upset.
Teething causes swollen gums and digestive upset in babies. Baby's Own Tablets are promoted to ease teething, soothe the stomach and regulate bowels. A testimonial from Mrs. Marcel D. LeBlanc of Memramcook NB endorses their effectiveness. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.
A request for two bushels of Marquis wheat reached R. Charles of Minnedosa from Mr. Pearce in South Africa. The grain was forwarded for seed trials to determine suitability for the climate there.
A bottle of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil in the farmhouse can aid both people and animals. It helps children with colds and croup and assists adults with pains, and there are directions for use on sick cattle. Keep a bottle at home.
Mr. Dailer of Turin farms in Alberta and Asia reports ongoing seeding and a record weather pattern. He completed planting a crop after two days of activity and notes favorable farming conditions.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure bleeding piles. Stops itching and burning, soothes and reduces protruding hemorrhoids. Safe use for restful sleep after first application.
Thirty five colonels who joined the monarchist revolt against the government have been reduced in rank to second lieutenants. This drastic reshuffle targets senior officers and signals a harsh response to the coup attempt. The affected officers include high ranking names within the army and polity.
Oregon reader Mrs Alters of R R 4 recounts health recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She discusses running a small farm with six hundred chickens annually and credits the remedy with restoring her strength. She urges other women with similar troubles to seek the medicine and contact Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine Co. for guidance.
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