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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 02, 1922

Page

7

World Happenings Briefly Told

The crown prince of Japan may visit Canada and the United States soon. The Paslamber Company expects 202 to 1 400 workers for extensive logging next winter. Five Raleigh Wyoming Coal Company workers died in Glenmrogers West Virginia when a hoist bucket dropped into a 700 foot shaft. The Washington Cabinet will limit prohibition enforcement at sea to within three miles unless ships communicate with shore by crew or small boats. Stromboli volcano off Sicily resumes eruptive activity with ash lava and strong explosions. islanders rush to shore. Krupp receives permission to issue 40,000,000 marks emergency currency for sixty days in denominations up to 6 marks. Earl Spencer, major British landowner, dies September 26 after earlier poverty fears. A 72 car livestock train from the West reaches Toronto Union Stock Yards in 75 hours, marking a record arrival as Western Canadian livestock shipments rise since August.

Washington Stromboli Sicily Krupp Company Toronto Union Stock Yards Canada

Canada Prosperity Tied To Sound Finances Ways

The New York Herald asserts Canada’s prosperity stems from sound finances and business methods, noting the dollar returning to par and benefit from friendly ties with the United States. Separate item touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as effective for pulmonary troubles, claiming relief and reduced bronchial inflammation.

The New York Herald Canada Thomas

Wireless and Weather Theory Extends Global Knowledge

The Times notes that the North Temperate Zone cyclones arise from polar air colliding with warm southern currents. Professor V. Bjerknes advocates a global station chain linked by wireless. The network promises major advances in science and practical uses.

V. Bjerknes London Times

Hall's Catarrh Medicine and a Brain Fact Beginnings

The page notes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. It also mentions a brain weight doubling in the first nine months of life and the Empire State name origin given by George Washington in 1784. It closes with a moral: no man lives a useless life, he may serve as an example.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio New York George Washington New York City

Origin of the Picnic Name Traced to Pick and Nick

A reader explains the derivation of picnic from a 1852 practice. Guests at gatherings would pledge to supply items, each article marked on a shared list for nicking. The term Pick and Nick emerged from this custom.

Nick

Baby's Own Tablets praised by Quebec mother

Mrs Alfred Tranchemontagne of St Michel des Saints Quebec says Baby's Own Tablets saved her baby's life and she urges other mothers to try them. The medicine is described as safe for little ones and effective in regulating bowels and stomachs. sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

Alfred Tranchemontagne St. Michel Des Saints Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Alberta cattle shipped to Knights Inlet ranch

One hundred fifty head of Alberta range cattle have been taken to the head of Knights Inlet to stock the ranch of EB Weatherly formerly a rancher at Streitler Alberta. He plans an extensive commencement in the livestock industry in British Columbia.

Alberta Knights Inlet EB Weatherly St Steitler Columbia

Cas carets Taste Like Candy Effective for Digestive Distress

From the fragment, an advertisement touts Cas carets as a safe remedy for headaches biliousness gas indigestion sour upset stomach and similar distress. It claims quick morning relief for adults and children with a candy like taste.

Preservation of Fruit and Vegetables Bulletin No 93

Government bulletin No 93 from the Dominion Experimental Farms summarizes home canning drying pickling and preserving methods. It covers sterilization, jelly making, fermentation, salting and home drying with results and recipes from the Central Experimental Farm Horticultural Division. Free copies available from Ottawa Publications Branch.

Bulletin No 93 Dominion Experimental Farms Horticultural Central Experimental Farm Ottawa Publications

Chinese Debt Per Capita Low Versus Other Nations

The Chinese optimism centers on solving current troubles as a per capita debt remains under five dollars for a population near four hundred million. The article notes this burden compares favorably with many other nations.

Tarif Will Prove To Be a Boomerang

Canada pays little attention to the new United States tariff. The Deputy Minister of Agriculture notes the bill passed a year ago makes many Canadian exports nearly prohibitive and additional duties would not help. He says the U S cannot guarantee wheat exports, as overseas markets already exist. Britain has become Canada’s best customer, directing hopes toward the Motherland for future markets.

Canada United States Dominion Great Britain U.S Motherland

The Origin of Gall Stones Advertisement

The article explains gall stones as dried bile with crystalline content. It claims high prevalence among merchants clergymen and sedentary individuals. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills for liver and bowel balance and urges use for bilious fits and general health. The product is advertised as safe and best for family use with mandrake and butternut formula priced 25¢.

Dr. Hamilton Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Greece Emerges as Major Olive Oil Producer

Greece has risen as a key olive oil producer in recent years. In 1921 its output was one sixth of world production, about one third of Spain and Italy combined, and just over 35,000 metric tons more than Tunis, Portugal, and France combined, with world production around 1,100,000 metric tons.

Greece Spain Ialy Tunis Portugal France

Testimonial for Minard's Liniment in Nova Scotia

A well known Nova Scotia guide lauds Minard's Liniment as the best white liniment for quick relief of minor ailments including sprains bruises and wounds. The testimonial notes its use in homes hunts lumber camps and while traveling in winter and spring months. Signed Ellison Gray.

Nova Scotia Minard Sears Ellison Gray

Ignition of Coal Dust Risks in Dusty Plants

United States Bureau of Mines tests show coal dust suspended in air can explode from electric arcs under conditions in pulverized coal plants or mines. Electrical equipment in dusty areas should be housed in compartments designed for use in dusty atmospheres.

United States Bureau of Mines Jondon

When spectacles were first introduced fashion spread

Observers note that spectacles proved fashionable beyond those who needed them and reflect on the timeless pursuit of wealth, asserting no one ever fully solves the issue of becoming rich as he always desires more money than he earns.

New Fruit Commissioner Geo McIntosh Promoted in Ottawa

Geo E McIntosh promoted from Transportation Specialist in the Fruit Branch to Fruit Commissioner at Ottawa succeeding C W Baxter who left to run Niagara Fruit Growers Limited The Fruit Branch administers The Fruit Marks Act inspects export fruit and issues monthly reports and telegraphed market updates It works to improve transportation relations between producers dealers and carriers and has influenced refrigerator car design and tariff adjustments to aid fruit and vegetable industries

Geo. E. McIntosh Department of Agriculture Ottawa C W. Baxter Department Niagara Fruit Growers’ Limited Mcintosh Board of Railway Commissioners

Solar Eclipse Observed With Noted U S Expedition

Astronomers reported a splendid solar eclipse view from Woolal near Groome Australia with a cloudless sky. The U S expedition led by Prof Campbell captured a corona 49000 miles wide and four light streamers, the longest 2500000 miles, as totality lasted four seconds longer and began fifteen seconds later than predicted.

Woolal Groome Australa London Times Perth United States Woolsat W- W. Campbell Lick Laboratory Exchange Melbourne

First Saskatchewan Government Cheque From 1905 Shown

The first cheque issued by the Saskatchewan Provincial Government dated September 25 1905 for 30 dollars to Dr E A Armstrong veterinarian for the Department of Agriculture is revealed in the Provincial Museum Regina. The voucher was approved by J R C Honeyman Deputy Commissioner of the Department.

Saskatchewan Parliament Regina E. A Armstrong Department of Agriculture O.K J. R C. Honeyman Department

New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air Free of Odor

A tested oil lamp by T V Johnson claims 94 percent air burn efficiency and no odor or smoke. Backed by government and 33 universities, the lamp uses 6 percent kerosene and offers a 10 day free trial plus potential local agency earning 250 to 500 dollars monthly.

U.S T. V. Johnson MeDermot Ave Winnipeg

Britain Builds Aerial Cruiser by Fairy Aviation Company

The Daily Chronicle aviation correspondent reports a British winged aerial cruiser nearing completion by Fairy Aviation Company. Made of metal and weighing 15 tons, it develops about 3,000 horsepower and can fly long overseas missions without refueling. It is described as a large winged troop transport with steel tubing hulls, capable of carrying 25 soldiers with gear.

The Daily Chronicle Fairy Aviation Company British Air Service

Married women assertive punchline sparks playful debate

In a lively column a humorous remark notes that some married women not only hold the last word but command the entire sentence. The quip reflects evolving domestic wit and social norms with a light tone.

Music Loving Man Draws Line At Forever Harping Wife

A music enthusiast sets a boundary when his wife keeps harping on one issue, opting for harmony over quarrel as they navigate marital tension and personal interests.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dian Japan Pas Lamber Company Raleigh Wyoming Coal Company Glenmrogers W.va Earl Spencer Mary “i ieRix Ew.gillett Company Limited Wires Baby B.C Government Stahfield Stanfeld Stanfields Stanfield Tarif J. D. Kelloge KIDNI Kidne Claro New Fruit Commissioner Geo Ontario Fruit Growers’ Association Province of Ontario Britain Dominion Express National Manufacturing Co Bo KR Ae Hess Ce Ioneer Dog Perrye Limmert Clay Glover Wrought Iron Range Co of Canada, Limited W. ON. U. Iste
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