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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
7
British Columbia continues at Wembley with its natural resources exhibits. A West inspection tour by W H Ault of the Dominion Livestock Branch is noted. A Turkish move to renew relations with Japan is reported from Constantinople.
Report notes Paris and London radio concerts carried clearly to Sarafand, twelve miles north of ancient Tyre, a location tied to the biblical Elijah where his widow lived.
Mrs Cyril Little of Chatham Ontario says the remedy aided her motherhood by easing a rundown health period. She describes severe nerve and kidney weakness during her first pregnancy, followed by improved strength and a strong healthy child after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. A trial package is available by sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce’s Laboratory Bedgeburg Ontario.
The Prince of Wales, in his thirties, worries about gaining weight before voyaging to South Africa and South America. Doctors say he need not fear excess weight if he maintains his prior pace of fox hunting, official duties, and long evening dancing, while aboard the battleship Repulse a scale will track his changes.
Sir Ronald Ross argues longer human longevity through medical research and critiques current funding of about £180,600 yearly as inadequate. He calls mortality from cancer preventable with cure if funds matched tobacco and drink spending, urging greater investment now.
The Chinese revolutionary Sun Yat Sen, courting Bolsh evik favors, wished for Lenin style funeral elements. Soviet leaders promised a bronze coffin with a crystal top but sent a painted tin box with a glass top, a grim symbol of Bolshevik failings.
Denmark faces the deadliest infectious disease whooping cough. the Serotherapeutic Institute reports early diagnosis possible after five to six weeks with few bacilli present. Children are kept from school four weeks after spasmodic cough onset as vaccination reduces severity and mortality.
A 2000 year old mummy from the royal house of Egypt was unpacked at McGill University Montreal after twenty years in storage. The priestess’s preserved hair feet and toe nails attracted intense interest as professors and students crowded the exhibition room.
Juvenile fashion notes describe skirt No. 1055 with inverted plaits on front and sides, shoulder straps integrated into the skirt, and a deep oval neck. Sizes 16 to 20 years require specific yardage, with pattern No. 62 for a raglan sleeve blouse. Also mentions Mother Graves Worm Terminator and a schoolmaster’s humorous exam anecdote.
In conjunction with the Dominion department of agriculture the research council of Canada will conduct an investigation of bovine tuberculosis announced by Dr. H. M. Tory president of the council. A meeting is planned for the latter part of May with prominent bacteriology figures named to study human and animal tuberculosis and possibly carry the work to central laboratories.
The piece condemns highway hazards noting seven children and five adults killed in one week. It argues such loss will persist, making the highway seem a deadly tornado in speed and scale.
A fragment notes that change is beneficial and even a scissors sharpener sometimes desires a break from daily routine.
The Chicago Tribune quotes J A Robb acting finance minister saying Canada will not retaliate to the Fordner McCumber tariff. Moderation is urged as the nations, neighbors and allies, seek mutual understanding. Maintaining Canadian friendship is viewed as essential to long term commerce and frontier trade.
Beautiful home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Dip in cold water for soft shades or boil for rich colors. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions for dyeing lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies hangings and more.
Prince Charles Philippe d Orléans arrives aboard the Marloch and plans to visit Fort Saskatchewan at Lord Rodney’s ranch. He hopes to buy land near the Prince of Wales’s property to join a royal colony in the area. Strangled with asthma, J J Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is praised for easing attacks and restoring normal breathing.
Mrs Otto Frederick of Minneapolis Minnesota claims to own the smallest dictionary in the world. The locket carried volume holds nearly 15 000 definitions and measures one and one eighth inches long three quarters of an inch wide and three sixteenths of an inch thick.
Dr. Thomas' Fe lectric OU is marketed as a carefully tested blend of oils not mere advertising. The article asserts its healing powers and says it has won public favor from the start, with a trial likely to convince skeptics of its restorative qualities.
In a dialogue about publishing a volume of unwritten laws, Worth comments on potential demand while Whatley questions the book’s existence. The exchange hints at a proposed work and interest in its publication, reflecting local literary humor.
A dense horizontal and vertical crossword clue list with multiple numbered entries includes hints like scold wild animals so be it fish eggs a father to make free refreshing drinks short sleep pronoun to be indignant at point abbr a climbing plant product of silkworm to avoid misanthrope part of verb to be pile top of subject of any discourse defamatory writing stride twice five aloof four those from elevation those calcium abbr feline adolescence mournful articulation of leg and thigh bones to make lace by knotting at rescue like a star utensils for sleeping opaque barium sulfate hive forth a color article toothed irregularly vegetable pit like go astray net substance causing putrefaction lyric poem state of growing old those who stickle one away with crafty uppers of shoes hand ies vice admiral's order ly suffix meaning belonging to it vans belonging to it insurance abbr at the head religious devout ness canvas shelters breathe rapidly vegetable den a beverage pouch suffix meaning one who t note of musical scale
After a peak period of activity the Maple Leaf Milling Company approaches completion of a historic flour grinding contract. The Soviet government ordered two million barrels of Canadian flour last December and shipments to Batum from Atlantic ports continue. Nine mills operated continuously and about two thousand workers have ground the flour.
A seven or eight year old girl asked a gentleman to open a closed gate. He opened it and asked why she could not, she replied that the paint was not dry yet.
An ad promotes Holloway's Corn Remover as a painless method to remove corns. It emphasizes avoiding suffering while eliminating corn discomfort. The notice frames the product as a simple, reliable solution for foot care.
A mother asks Johnny if he got the loaf she sent. He failed. the store was closed. He avoids the door after spotting a window sign that reads Home Cooking.
A large Australian corporation considers locating a gelatine manufacturing plant in Western Canada with a cost over 1 million dollars. A Winnipeg visit evaluated conditions for a site to be in a major western city. A British breeder shipped 860 canaries to New York in one shipment.
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