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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 12, 1921

Page

2

Dorkin Reveals Willow Her Birth and Inheritance

Dorkin explains Willow’s birth and that the fortune left by her parents and inherited by Edna Marsh now rightfully belongs to Willow. Willow, moved and torn between city life and her forest home, accepts that Dorkin and Willow are mates, while Timberley and Edna’s hopes for a shared future are tempered by truth.

Cove Haunt Willow Danny Dorkin Dalton Savage Old Creation Destiny Daddy Farney Basin Forest Farney

Catarrhozone Promised To End Catarrh At Home

An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a home remedy for catarrh and colds. It claims inhaling a piney vapor delivers balsams and antiseptics to the lungs, stopping sneezing and coughing and curing throat and bronchial irritation. Available in two sizes with pricing and Montreal company details.

Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Willow the Wisp and Dorkin Unite in Secluded Love

In a twilight finale on Old Creation Hills Dorkin and Willow the Wisp confess their love. They vow secrecy away from the world and pledge mates for ever as dusk fades and happiness seems assured. The tale closes on their whispered promises and a hopeful future.

Willow Dorkin Old Creation Hills Danny

Burmese Language and Culture Noted by Missionary

A missionary correspondent describes Burmese speech as one syllable per word pronounced in three tones with different meanings. He notes music and dances aim to ward off spirits, mentions low wages, parrots and monkeys as cheap, and quirky native remedies. He also claims no violent deaths, with plague and malaria as main scourges and odd medical practices.

Burma

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Promote AgedHealth

A health claim advertisement praises Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills for older adults. It explains benefits to heart action nerve strength memory and general vigor and includes a testimonial from Mrs James Perry of Retlaw Alberta aged 72. It notes price one shilling per box and mail order from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.

Milburn James Perry Retlaw Alta T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto

Passage of G Y Chown Noted Kingston Leader Dies

One of Kingston Ont s most distinguished citizens George Y Chown died at sixty survived by wife and a large family. He served Queen s University as secretary treasurer and registrar for about twenty two years and held several high level corporate directorships. He was a pillar of strength to Queen s and a prominent member of many local organizations. The Moon weather link is dismissed by scientists.

Kingston, Ont George Y. Chown Chown Edwin Chown Sydenham Street Methodist Church Frontenac Club Kingston Health Association The Canadian Club Kingston General Hospital Board Board of Trade Kingston Yacht Club Michael Lavell H. A. Lavell May Dorothy Edna E. A. Chown Toronto H. H Winnipeg S. T Renfrew A. P Kingston Alice New York City Queen’s University Queen’s McArthur, Irwin, Limited Parker, Irwin, Limited Montreal Laporte, Irwin, Limited Miller Extracts, Limited Millerton N.B Valley Camp Coal Company Cleveland Ohio Great Lakes Transportation Company Midland Ont Fort William

Saskatchewan Agricultural and Livestock Values in 1920

The total value of Saskatchewan agricultural and livestock products in 1920 reached 549,997,969 dollars. Agricultural products totaled 308,967,214 dollars while livestock made up the remainder. Wheat yielded 113,135,274 bushels valued at 175,359,674 dollars, and 948,280 horses and mules were valued at 151,724,800 dollars as the dominant livestock item.

Province Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture

Persian Lamb In Saskatchewan Breed Yields Large Flock

W. E Dinwidie of North Battleford reports successful domestication of Karakul sheep in Saskatchewan supplying Persian lamb skins plus mutton and wool. His flock numbers about 1000 head, the second largest in Canada and third in North America.

Saskatchewan W. E Dinwidie North Battleford Dinwiddie Canada North America

Loafing on the Job in Canada’s Trades

The Galt Reporter notes widespread loafing among building trades in Canada after the war. It argues increased costs and stalled projects due to sluggish carpenters painters plumbers and plasterers. Citizens demand honest work and fair pay while contractors seek reliable labor for future projects.

Canada Galt

Depth of the Sea and its Surprising Effects

A 6000 foot drop in sea level would not greatly reduce ocean width opposite the Americas. A landmass larger than Africa would emerge near the South Pole. North America would join Europe via Greenland and Iceland and connect to Asia near Behring Strait, with vast plains creating a landlocked Arctic Ocean akin to the Mediterranean.

Atlantic Pacific United States South America Africa South Pole North America British Isles Europe Greenland Iceland Asia Behring Strait Arctic Ocean Mediterranean Sea

Percheron Stallion In Syndicate Deal For Okanagan

Okanagan farmers import pure bred sires to improve stock. A syndicate paid ten thousand dollars for a prize winning Percheron stallion to boost local breeding efforts.

Okanagan

Imperial Conference to Discuss Pacific Control in June

Premier Hughes of Australia announced that the Imperial Conference in London this June will consider control of the Pacific and naval co operation with Great Britain and the Dominions. Dominion premiers will attend, but decisions require ratification by their parliaments. He also stated Australia does not seek to block Archbishop Mannix's return.

Pacific Great Britain Dominions London Hughes Australia Mannix

English Police Not Armed Compared Worldwide

The English police force is described as nearly unique in remaining unarmed, contrasting with global policing trends. The remark highlights arms policy as a distinctive feature of Britain’s law enforcement approach.

Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound For Restored Health

Mrs J F Peasey of Toronto Ontario describes severe irregular menstruation and fatigue. After trying many medicines she used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and regained strength able to work and care for her home.

Peasey Lydia E. Pinkham Toronto Poysore J. F. Psasny Ontario

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