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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
2
Ruth confronts Roxana in a woods confrontation ending with Roxana escaping and Ruth saving herself. Ruggles suspects Roxana’s manipulation and Hertzfeld’s role while Ruth recovers behind scenes. The party debates secrecy as Hertzfeld writes apologetic letters and Ruth appears at the beach in a crimson kerchief signaling a risky, secretive pursuit.
General Caproni, famed WWI aircraft designer, spoke at an Aero Club of America dinner about a 12000 horsepower giant passenger plane carrying 400 to 500 people over the ocean. He outlined a flying boat prototype built to carry five passengers with ocean liner comforts and discussed locating a factory for over-ocean air routes.
An old advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally to purify blood and treat mucous surfaces. The product, described as a blend of tonics and blood purifiers, is attributed to Dr. George F. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
In response to a Commons question the Secretary of State stated 106 Japanese residents had been naturalized. The 1911 Canadian total for Japanese residents was 9,021. There were 25 naturalized Chinese now, while Chinese residents in 1911 numbered 27,774.
An advertisement touts a warmth giving circulating remedy for external pains lumbago sprains headaches and bruises. It claims quick relief without rubbing and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product with 35c 70c and 1 40 prices and notes made in Canada.
Dr. H Grisdale deputy minister of agriculture reports overall crop prospects in the Dominion are very favorable. Rainfall has been adequate and moisture ample though seeding prospects are only fair. Wheat oats and barley seed are plentiful and in good condition to meet demands.
Hafiz's poems are cherished across Persia, memorized by many readers and transmitted through tradition. The verses praise beauty, love, and mystic insight, sustaining a cultural legacy in Iranian literary life.
Regina reader Miss Z. G. Blackwell reports relief from two years of periodic pains and nausea after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women with irregularities and backache to try the root and herb remedy, endorsing its long history of use.
The Perth Chamber of Commerce reports on June 30 1919 Australia held unshipped wool totaling 1 389 000 bales about 670 000 tons enough for 477 777 777 suits at three pounds per suit. Transport will require about 300 ships to move wool before mid 1920.
A playful exchange centers on a man proposing to a woman and her teasing question about attempting a future romance in one bold step. The dialogue captures flirtatious anticipation and light surprise as they discuss the possibility.
Nutmeg trees require eight to nine years before they begin bearing fruit, indicating a long maturation period for productive yields. This delayed fruiting impacts cultivation planning and harvest timelines for growers.
Nova Scotian Mrs. James McNeill describes nearly two years of rheumatism relief after using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She continues to use them for six months and reports continued improvement, urging others to try the medicine for kidney support and uric acid elimination.
Visitors touring the White Tower found themselves sealed inside as alarm bells rang and gates were bolted during ongoing repairs. Authorities suspect a workman accidentally triggered a wire connected to the alarm system, leaving the garrison in a brief lockdown.
New York plans to plant community forests to meet the state's annual lumber demand valued at 125 million dollars. Foresters from the state college of forestry will handle planting, while ownership rests with villages towns and cities where the woods grow. Profits from timber cuts will fund state tax relief.
In some parts of the world, work such as rug making is tied to music. In British India, carpet weaving follows a colored tune. leaders chant in a liturgical style and the chorus changes with the carpet color from pale to bright, influencing the workers’ tempo and mood.
More than 15 000 aliens have left Ontario since December, including 5 000 from Toronto, taking over 30 million dollars in Canadian money. About 10 000 Austrians, 2 000 Greeks and Rumanians, 2 000 Bulgarians and Serbians, and 1 000 Macedonians fled. Average wealth carried out was about 2000 dollars per person. most were men who filled industrial roles as Canada's labor force enlisted.
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