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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
3
Mine output by British Columbia for 1920 totaled 20,550,425 dollars, up 2,744,312 dollars or seven percent from 1919. Increases occurred in silver copper and zinc as disclosed by the Department of Mines.
Dr Agnew's Remvery of the Heart promises rapid relief from organic heart disease in about forty minutes. The remedy aims to ease symptoms such as palpitations breathlessness and chest pain, claiming to restore health and relieve distress in a short seated treatment.
Tydhurst farm four miles west of Regina Saskatchewan was sold for 38000 cash equating to 11875 an acre. The sale price reflects high demand for productive land and includes the property buildings.
British Columbia's Department of Industries issued loans totaling $630 658 to industrial enterprises in 1920 with $3 044 050 of applications filed during the year. The report was tabled in the Legislature by Hon John Oliver premier and minister of industries.
In Stray Stories McCall reflects that a single event does not prove a season change. He cautions against overinterpreting one action as a trend, using a proverb to frame early signs versus broader patterns.
Sir Alfred Mond, Zionist economic council member, returned from Palestine and praised its prospects. He urged British traders to press ahead with strong trade ties to Palestine, noting Germany’s strenuous efforts to regain its former market dominance amid its development.
A note claims Wolterd's Santary Lotion cures itch and contagious scratches in animals in about 30 minutes. Druggists advertise the remedy as a quick treatment.
A report to the legislature lists loans to industrial enterprises totaling 630638 dollars in 1950 with a plan to lend 3044050 dollars during the year. The figures reflect government financing to industry as part of the year’s financial program.
A quotation attributed to Bert Moses statements that reducing the need for supervision increases an employer’s regard for an employee. The note emphasizes independence and trust as keys to career regard.
Mrs Georges Lefebvre of St Zenon Que says Baby's Own Tablets are the only medicine for her baby and thousands of mothers agree. The mild laxative regulates bowels and sweetens the stomach addressing indigestion constipation colds and colic. Sold by dealers or mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A witty quote contrasts a boy’s question with a father’s reply about socialism and government, illustrating views on political ideals through a concise dialogue. The remark from the Washington Star frames the joke as a commentary on preferring any system over none.
Sleep ing sickness is reported in Ireland while German paper makers push Canadian news print abroad. The Albesagz Government confirms taking over the E C and B C Railway by the CPR. The Canadian General Accountants Association bars women from certificates. In the U S 1920 personal crisis reports total 6 171 including 2 604 women and 707 children. Emma Goldman spoke at Gen Kropotkin’s Moscow funeral.
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada marks fifty years in 1921 with continued growth in income assets and insurance in force. Fifty year totals show rapid expansion from 1872 to 1920 and new business exceeding 106 million in the past year. The company has paid out over 105 million to policy holders and beneficiaries since its founding.
The total value of Canada’s mineral production in 1929 is estimated at 200 million dollars, up from 170.7 million in 1919, reflecting growth in the mining sector and economic expansion across the country.
An old time ad promises relief from cold and catarrh using Catarrhozone balsamic vapor. It claims immediate soothing effects on the nose throat and head with a piney aroma, offering a two month outfit and trial size 25c through The Catarrhozone Co. Kingston Canada.
A Finnish stone acting as a weather barometer reportedly changes color with humidity. It turns black or gray as rain nears and reveals white spots with clearing skies. The stone is said to contain fossil, clay, rock salt, nitre, or ammonis, reacting to atmospheric moisture.
An ad touts a South American rheumatic remedy as a wonderful medicine for acute or inflammatory rheumatism, chronic rheumatism, lumbago, and neuralgia. The claim states relief in 2 to 3 days and mentions availability at druggists.
A single giant redwood supplied seventy eight thousand feet of timber and shingles for a church in Santa Rosa California. Every part of the structure except the flooring came from that tree.
Newfoundland was England's initial overseas possession marking early expansion beyond the home islands. The assertion anchors colonial beginnings and maritime reach during the age of exploration and imperial competition.
The article praises a cafe au lait velour suit in plain and striped weaves. The coat uses the plain fabric while a striped cape and striped velour skirt form the ensemble. A brown satin tricorne and cuffs add draping, showing how to repurpose materials into a stylish overcoat and matching suit.
Victoria cattleman Mr. P. D. Hillis offers to exchange a pure bred Holstein bull calf for any scrub calf to eliminate scrub bulls in British Columbia. His herd already averages at least 13 000 pounds of milk per cow per year, with some near 20 000 pounds. The calves will be sired by Westport Lad, a leading bull.
The snippet promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for worm troubles in children. It also notes New Zealand's 1893 suffrage milestone. It extols Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Dr Thomas Electric Ox for croup, sore throat, chest issues, earache, rheumatic pains, and injuries as staple family remedies.
The article notes that the schools for girls in Copenhagen are considered among the finest in Europe, highlighting their reputation and standards.
An ad touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a potent liniment made from six essential oils. It claims quick relief from pain and widespread health benefits with a modest price.
Tiger beetles are described as worldwide in distribution and renowned for chasing prey with swift footwork. The note highlights their rapid pursuit capabilities and widespread presence.
A brief note advises that anxious individuals gain aid when they actively support their own progress. It emphasizes personal agency and the sequence of seeking help after taking initial steps. The message suggests empowerment through self initiative.
Over one week a Pas, Manitoba fur sale received three thousand marten, two hundred fifty six foxes, two hundred eighteen skunk, one polar bear, one white fox, thirty five fox fices and numerous lesser pelts. The report notes variety of pelts from local trappers.
A northern oriented tornado in the southern hemisphere would rotate opposite to the common right hand rule seen in the southern hemisphere. The issued statement notes how rotation direction depends on hemisphere, not a universal property of tornados.
A Toronto reader shares relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She credits the remedy with helping her health and resulting in a healthy baby, urging other women to rely on the tonic.
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