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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
6
The author argues that immigration powered Canada’s early 20th century boom, driving railway expansion, farm settlement, city growth, and job creation. Opponents misjudge the issue, claiming higher unemployment and lower wages would follow. Historical evidence shows immigration increased prosperity and should be embraced by workers and the nation.
A carload of live poultry marked the first shipment from Alberta via the provincial cooperative poultry marketing service with Dominion poultry officials. The car was sent to Montreal and, if successful, further shipments may follow to the eastern market.
A remarkable ice bus in Finland carries twenty passengers between Helsingfors and Sveaborg. An airplane powers the vehicle from behind, while three runners steer the craft like a rudder with two abreast and one behind for stability.
The United States has frequently aided Europeans in distress and now extends neighborly help to Canada. A benefit performance organized by the New York Globe at the Ritz-Carlton, with Canadian Club of New York cooperation, will raise funds for Northern Ontario fire sufferers and forward gross receipts to the proper authorities. The Ottawa Citizen praises this humanitarian impulse.
The Everywoman's Fund has raised funds from Pease Antelope South Qu Appelle Cangiac Major Liberty and Regina for fifty thousand dollars to provide free care for tubercular mothers. Moose Jaw lectures by A B Cook and other doctors highlight disease spread and need for public support. LO.D.E. and Anglican women pledge help though funds cannot be diverted from missions. Contributions can be sent to Mrs F W Bates in Regina or A B Cook at Fort Qu Appelle sanatorium for prompt acknowledgment.
President Heikiejonn of Amherst College quips that New York is developing a hideous accent like London cockney. A Brooklyn secondhand dealer explains naming a shop The Cloisters, claiming it lies near a movie palace, trolley line, and theater.
A humorous reminiscence from Ajew Haven Register notes a man saying his wife cried only twice since marriage. The first tear came when he admitted he could not afford a car. the second when he did manage to buy her one.
Navy blue crepe three piece outfit features a long draped skirt and a rose bordered design. The suit is described as smart and becoming and sure to appeal to Milady's taste.
An old ad claims treating catarrh by stomach dosing is futile and promotes inhaled Catarrhozone. It says inhaling piney vapor clears nose throat and eases cough with renewed breathing. For permanent relief use Catarrhozone several times daily. Two months cost one dollar, small size five cents, via dealers or The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
The opening chapter of a new serial titled Hidden Gold appears in this issue. It presents a gripping tale of romance and peril set in the Wyoming hills.
This ad promotes Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario priced at 25 cents a box. It asserts well functioning stomach and bowels prevent colds and promote a healthy, thriving baby.
Dr George Creelman former president of the Ontario Agricultural College Guelph Ontario addressed the Ontario Women’s Lestitutes in Toronto. He cited Canada’s $270 per capita national debt and railway deficits as urgent reasons for a more vigorous immigration policy. He praised the Canada Colonization Association a business led effort aiming to achieve immigration goals beyond government action.
The Pasteur Institute of France plans a large reserve park in French West Africa to preserve anthropoid apes for medical and experimental use. Monkeys are noted as the only animals to contract certain human diseases such as tuberculosis.
Among the poets of China the women predominate in verse. The item notes a liniment brand for wart and corn relief and ponders traditional gender roles in poetry.
The Vancouver Sun notes that revised postal rules allow recall of letters not yet delivered. Senders may telephone or telegraph to halt delivery by identifying themselves as the sender. Officials recognize the importance of a sender retaining control until delivery is complete.
Owning timber land today is like having money in the bank. Prudent farmers husband resources in trees, managing a woodlot for steady yearly growth or firewood. Only dead or fallen trees should be used for the fireplace or cooking stove.
A scientist asserts dark-haired women are likelier to marry first while an older bachelor counters that it is the light-headed women who wed earlier.
A seasonal tip notes that adding a small amount of hot water to a cold bath can improve the experience. The playful suggestion emphasizes warming the water to ease the bath.
Canadian Pacific Railway offers round trip excursion fares from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to Eastern Canada on sale December 1 to January 5 1923. Tickets are first class good in standard or tourist sleeping cars with a three month return limit. Two trains depart Winnipeg daily the Imperial at 9 AM to Ottawa Montreal Quebec and the Maritimes and the Toronto Express at 9 PM to Toronto Hamilton London and central Ontario.
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