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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

3

Assets And Liabilities In Business And Life

The article argues that liabilities determine financial standing more than assets. It urges regular updating of asset and liability statements, caution in incurring liabilities, and the need to cultivate assets while reducing personal liabilities such as temper and dispositions. It stresses health and integrity as core assets for community standing.

Canada

Council of Women on Immigration Reports Quality Over Quantity

The Canadian Council of Women on immigration endorses a focus on quality over quantity, urges public education for migrants about Canada’s rules, and recommends medical and psychiatric screening for entrants. A psychiatric-trained adviser should be kept at the London office. Also includes an advertisement for Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy highlighting its longstanding efficacy.

Canadian Council of Women On Immigration Cabinet On Immigration Hon Has Stewart Canada London

Dancing Swiss statistician Measures Dances and Miles

A Swiss statistician estimates that foxtrotters average one mile in ten minutes while other dances cover a mile in twenty minutes. He notes dancers in a late night ball walked about 20 miles in a 8 hour span, with some women in high heels preferring cars. A Swiss doctor used a pedometer to tally about 6 750 000 two foot steps yearly. Bee colonies under favorable conditions yield about twenty two and a half tons of honey per season.

Farm Workers to be Imported to Saskatchewan

Following a conference between the United Farmers' Club of Saskatoon and C. E. Tomsett of the provincial department of labor it was announced that 1500 experienced farm laborers will be imported to Saskatchewan. Each man will work on a contract for 35 dollars a month with board during seeding and special arrangements will be made at the employment bureau for reception and distribution.

United Farmers’ Club of Saskatoon C. E. Tomsett Department of Labor Saskatchewan Employment Bureau

Relief After Five Years Testimony on Pink Pills

Mr R A F Hughes of Hamilton Ontario testifies to the effectiveness of Dr Williams Pink Pills for his wife who suffered for five years after military service. He describes pallor breathlessness and listlessness improving after ten days and full recovery after three months of use. Pills available at dealers or by mail from Brockville Ontario.

R. A. F. Hughes Hamilton Ont Dr. Williams

Motor Freight Trucks Move Billions in U S Freight

Motor trucks hauled 1 266 000 000 tons of freight in the United States last year, per the Automobile Chamber of Commerce. The piece notes the shift suggests building grain elevators in districts ten miles or more from rail facilities and transporting grain by motor truck to railheads, stressing the need for strong, well built roads.

United States Automobile Chamber of Commerce Saskatoon Star

Look Towards Canada Look Towards Canada

Special correspondent G C Porter from Winnipeg reports a revival of American emigration to the Canadian prairies driven by high grain prices and a favorable dollar rate. bankers, grain dealers, and Canadian officials see many tenants seeking farms in the West, with experienced farmers arriving by many means and paying on farms as needed.

St. Paul Minn Canadian Northwest Dominion Natural Resources Department Canadian Railways Western Provinces Canadian Prairies R. A. Garrett A. H. Davis National Railway Natural Resources Department J. M. K. MacAlister Canadian Pacific Natural Resources M. E. Thornton Calgary United States Canada

Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Quebec Man

Charles Lachance of Petite Vallée Quebec says sciatica rheumatism and kidney trouble vanished after six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits the medicine with restoring his health and urges others with similar ailments to use it. Mining sale reports confirm fourteen claims at Copper Lake sold to Nipissing Mine of Cobalt and New York for about a quarter million dollars.

Quebec Dodd Petite Vallee Gaspe Co Que Charles Lachance Copper Lake Nipissing Cobalt New York J. P. Gordon

A Servant of Empire Lord Northcliffe's Far Flung Impact

Lord Northcliffe has swiftly aided the Empire through travel and public service. He earned Australia’s thanks by urging population growth, spoke frankly on India, exposed colonial hardships in Malaya, and criticized the Palestine misstep. French and Dutch readers praise his eastern contributions. He also clarifies Chinese politics. Miller's Worm Powders claim to remove stomach and intestinal worms and repair prior damage.

Lord Northcliffe Australia India Malaya Palestine East London Sunday Pictorial

Mind power over physical limits in creative work

The Springfield Republican notes that great work often comes from those with defects or limits. Vision or high intellect is not the sole predictor of achievement as figures like Lafcadio Hearn and eminent mathematicians show. Determination and adapted tools can yield splendid results despite impairments.

Lafcadio Hearn Springfield Republican

Train Bandits Take Passenger For Two Percent Discount

Bandits stop a Western States train and demand money from passengers. A New York Jew, reluctant, withdraws three hundred dollars and offers six hundred. The bandit questions the odd total, and the passenger explains he is discounting the cash transaction by two percent.

New York

Manitoba University Opens Mining and Geology Course

A short course in mining and geology for prospectors and interested students has been started at Manitoba University. The program includes lectures on The Pas mineral belt mine development oil geology and building materials.

Manitoba University Pas

Baseball in New York Traced to 1842 Era

The article notes that baseball was played in New York as early as 1842, highlighting its early urban presence and development.

New York

Belated Appreciation Unwelcome Suitor

A brief social exchange centers on a song that moves both speakers. One woman remarks on the song’s charm while the other notes she would have sung it sooner if she had known the effect it would have. The dialogue hints at courtship and social dynamics in a casual setting.

Diamond Dyes promise fadeless color for all fabrics

Diamond Dyes offer years of wear for curtains and garments from skirts to sweaters. Each package includes simple directions so any woman can dye wool silk linen cotton or blends. The product guarantees no color breaking spotting fading or running.

Birds Reach Regina Area With New Prairie Planting

The provincial game guardian notes that plantings around Regina have attracted several bird species previously unseen in the region. These birds now reside in Wascana Park and the trees near the Parliament Buildings.

Prairie Provinces Regina Game Guardian Wascana Park Parliament Buildings

Alaskan White Population Drops 23.4 Percent 1910 to 1920

Census bureau reports the white population in Alaska fell by 23.4 percent from 1910 to 1920. The figures reflect depopulation trends across early territory development.

A Noted Doctor’s Favorite Prescription for Women

A respected physician Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York is praised for his fifty year old prescription for women's weaknesses. The article extols Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic made from vegetable growths, available in tablet and liquid forms, with trial package tablets offered by his Branch Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario.

R. V. Pierce Pierce Buffalo N.Y Doctor Pierce

Also Mentioned on This Page

Council of Women On Immigration J. J. Kellogg Fates & Co DrChase W. N. UL Minard G. C Porter Winnipeg Sciatica C. Lachance Minard’s Liniment Fletcher the Centaur Company New York City Holloway
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