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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 20, 1926

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

Married women traveling alone to Cuba must show husband authorization for admission. Britain cuts auto tire prices by about ten percent effective now. Birth rates rising mainly in the South Sea Islands, says the League of Nations. London plans two seated taxicabs to curb high fares. Australian butter shipments to the U.S. lower prices in parts of Canada. Mexico publishes a new immigration law taxing and registering aliens and banning entry of certain workers. Dominion blue sky laws likely not to be introduced this session. conference with provincial governments urged before action.

Canadian Wheat Demand Surges in Vancouver Market

The Vancouver Merchants' Exchange notes a remarkable rise in Oriental demand for Canadian wheat. By February end Orient bought 16,091,758 bushels, up from 3,013,049 in 1924-25 and 8,508,360 in 1923-24, driven by hard wheat popularity and favorable prices this season.

Vancouver Merchants’ Exchange Orient

Pills Claim Sleep Cure From H N Pills

Mrs J D McClintock of Charlotte town P E L says she suffered a year with insomnia and nervousness until using H N Pills from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto. She reports a full night's sleep and improved health after taking several boxes.

T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto Ont

Victoria Falls Draws American Tourists to Cape Route

South Africa promotes travel to Africa through the Cape and beyond the Zambesi to Victoria Falls. Tourists from America praise the falls as superior to Niagara, hailing the spray and mystery of the unseen bottom. Americans seek new travel grounds, with Western Canada also cited as a potential lure.

Africa Cape Zambesi Victoria Falls Republic Niagara Cape Times United States Steel Western Canada

Dodd's Kidney Pills Draw Praise From Sufferers

Mr G F England of Desford reports long term use of Dodd's Kidney Pills with great relief from kidney pains and backache. He has taken them ten years and recommended them to scores of sufferers. The pills are advertised as a kidney remedy that strengthens kidneys and improves blood and nerves, boosting energy.

G. I England Dodd Desford Man G. F. England Dodl

Migration scheme to bring 1200 British families to Canada

The 3000 family migration plan between Canada and Great Britain aims to admit about 1200 families in 1926. If the target is met, half of the total will come from the Dominion and the agreement would require one more year to run. Also noted is an asthma remedy claim praising Dr Kelloge’s product.

Canada Great Britain Dominion J. D. Kelloge

Vermont snowflake specialist shares 75 new snowflakes

W. A. Bentley of Jericho Vermont reports February storms yielded about 75 new snowflakes. The item notes that there are 80 varieties of poisonous mushrooms and contrasts wills becoming effective after death versus during life. It also highlights kindness as a language the dumb and deaf comprehend.

W. A. Bentley Jericho Vermont Bentley

Radio stethoscope aids listening across continents

A Minnesota University experiment introduces a radio stethoscope that records heartbeats heard across Europe. In Ingomar Ment residents shut down a power plant to improve radio reception, noting battery crackling can mimic static. Disconnecting aerial and ground helps test for battery noise.

University of Minnesota Anthony Zeleny University Ingomar Ment WHT Chicago

Practical school dress pattern No 1803

The dress features a deep inverted plait front for play freedom and a plain vestee with triple machine stitching along the edge of a boyish collar. Made from Duro gingham linen cotton broadcloth or figured reyon, sizes 6 to 14 years, 214 yards 32 inch material, short sleeves use 14 yard less. Price 20 cents. A fashion book with more styles is offered for 19 cents.

Failure Of One Crop System In Western Canada

The author argues Western Canada’s past reliance on a single grain crop has depleted soils and reduced profits. He promotes livestock, legumes like alfalfa and clover, and nitrogen-fixing by bacteria as essential to restoring fertility. Artificial inoculation and liming can aid poorer soils.

Jas. D. McGregor Glencarnock Stock Farms Brandon Manitoba Western Canada

How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union

Pattern order guidance shows the Winnipeg union address at 175 McDermot Ave Inquiries reference Pattern No eet Size and related details for ordering patterns from the newspaper union.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg

Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed by Across and Down Entries From Historical Page

A dense crossword puzzle list presents horizontal and vertical clues with numerous partial words and mismatched fragments. The readable items include magazine and scheme hints, plant names, verbs like intone, body parts, and numeric codes, but many entries appear garbled or incomplete.

THREE HAPPY FAMILIES ARRIVE IN HALIFAX FOR CANADA

Three large British families arrive in Halifax aboard the Cunard Alaunia from Liverpool on February 28. They travel to Vancouver under government reduced fares, have smiling faces, and include Osmond brothers from Newport Monmouth with wives and seven children. The other family hails from Doncaster bound for British Columbia. A photograph shows the group on deck.

Halifax Alaunia Liverpool Vancouver Canada Osmond Newport Monmouth Doncaster British Columbia

Farmer urged to protect soil fertility and rotate crops

The article warns that soil fertility is the farmer’s greatest asset and urges crop rotation to fight weeds diseases and pests while feeding livestock returning manure. It notes yields below cost demand study and prudent farming to preserve land. It also cites 264 919 visitors to Buffalo Bill’s grave on Lookout Mountain in the past year.

Colorado Parks Department Buffalo Bill Lookout Mountain

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VACUU Cuba South Sea Islands League of Nations London Vnto United States Diaro Official Mexico Minard J. D. McClintock Charlottetown P.E.L South Africa Europe King OF Pain Liniment Colleen Moore Reggie van Snobb Ant Irene Bobby AINA
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