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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone Inhaler for chronic throat and breathing ailments. It claims the device delivers healing substances directly to the lungs, avoiding stomach medicines. Large sizes last two months for 1.00, small 5c, sample 25c. promoted by Montreal Company to doctors and public figures.
About 280 Canadian teachers will join colleagues from Australia New Zealand and Newfoundland on an Overseas Education League pilgrimage to Great Britain and the battlefields of France and Flanders The Scotian will carry most accommodations on the Atlantic voyage and Oxford Stratford on Avon and Warwick will be visited with college hospitality arrangements include Balliol and Lady Margaret Hall and St Johns colleges for eight days in Oxford a civic reception in London Guildhall with Lord Birkenhead is anticipated
Dr. W G Church argues western Prince Edward Island offers sunnier dry springs and cheaper feed for fox pups. He notes pups per litter should rise from two to three in PEI to three to four in the west, with less dampness reducing pneumonia risk and deaths. He plans future reasons favoring western fur farming.
The plan includes a Paris stay with high interest, arranged by La Bien venue Francaise led by Marshal Foch as President and Prince Roland Bonaparte as Vice-President. Madame Boas de Jouvenal coordinates university hospitality for the Paris visit.
A vintage advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Ex extracting device claiming quick relief from corns and warts. It warns against old razors and promotes a 25 cent bottle with the brand name emphasized.
The article asserts that global climate has stayed steady since earliest sedimentary deposits. It cites Scotch Highlands sandstones and English Longmynds showing winds raindrop size and force similar to today, with only local variations producing glaciers in regions now ice free.
Alberta sheep breeders at Edmonton annual meeting urged the Federal Government to appoint a ram grader to grade pure bred rams brought to the fall sale. The move aligns with Saskatchewan and Eastern Provinces, though not all rams may be graded initially as in the Maritimes.
In the prairie provinces the practice grew from rare to common in three years. Saskatchewan now plans to plant trees in 150 school districts this year. Seedlings come from the Dominion Forest Nursery Station at Indian Head Sask.
Hadji Tagiev, once a wealthy Baku house builder who bought oil land sixty years ago, began to rebuild his fortune after Soviet nationalization ruined him. His palace became an orphanage, art and treasures were scattered, and he now lives near Paku in Marda Khani while learning to write.
Article notes 69 000 motor vehicles in Canada in 1914 rising to over 400 000 in the previous year 1915. It calculates a 1760 mile procession if placed on a highway and estimates nine million gallons of gasoline costing about two and a half million dollars. Ottawa researchers suggest cheap industrial alcohol from paper mill waste could substitute gasoline, prompting an extensive shift away from gasoline.
An Irishman aboard a ship writes his signature with his right hand then with his left. The officer asks if Pat can write with either hand and Pat replies yes. He recalls his father’s warning to cut nails with the left hand in case the right is lost.
The notice describes prevalent heart trouble with symptoms like skipped beats palpitations and dizziness and claims a remedy can restore strength regulate the heart and bring it to a normal condition. It presents a promotional tone common to period advertisements without giving scientific validation.
Mrs. Chadwick of Delhi Ontario reports severe palpitations and dizziness on minor exertion. After using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she improved quickly, weight increased from 120 to 180 pounds, and she can walk long distances again. pills sold 60 cents a box by The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto.
The article reports that Albanian women will abandon traditional attire in favor of dresses and trousers as the national costume. Mohammedan mothers order the change after observing the American Red Cross women’s dress and the impact on girls.
The article warns that gas and bloating signal excess stomach acid and acid indigestion. It cautions against neglect and promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a safe, inexpensive remedy taken after meals to neutralize acid and relieve gas and discomfort.
The Salvation Army in Regina calls for brass instruments to form a four band junior group of about thirty boys, with aim to promote them to the senior unit as they mature. Donors are asked to send used instruments in any condition to Adjutant C. H. Tutte or Wm. F. Gascoigne, with options to write and name a minimum accepted price.
Zoologists classify a twelve inch animal life from the upper Niagara River as a freak. The fore body resembles a lizard, hind part a fish, and the mouth a catfish. It is spotted brown with smooth skin, four legs ending in four-fingered hands, and four-lobed ears each with a tuft.
Three Western Canadian premiers are linked to English birthplaces. Premier Dunning of Saskatchewan was born in Leicestershire, Premier Oliver of British Columbia in Derbyshire, and Premier Greenfield of Alberta in Lincolnshire. The Toronto Star asks what could spur immigration from England to the Canadian west.
The Romans used rough frame work beds interlaced with thongs though the idea was later refined. Emperors reportedly had beds with frames of fine gold or silver and jewels for ornament.
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