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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
2
An advertisement claims Dr Hamilton's Pills cure headaches and dizziness by cleansing the intestine tract, regulating the system and avoiding constipation. It touts vegetable extracts, safe use for all ages, and offers genuine pills in yellow boxes for 23¢ each.
Timberley learns from a resourceful girl the idea of belonging, as she compares him to stream fish and warns him he does not fit the lake's wild edge. He reflects on her beauty and spirit, then moves on as a canoe speeds away toward the lake.
A garbled selection suggests a speaker praising a partner as perfect. The text reads as a fragmented shore scene with phrases like perfect and wake, but overall meaning remains unclear and incomplete.
Tilieenteure Ont what prominent Ontario women say about Dr Pierce's Pavonte Preectip. Mrs. Amos Millis of Box 238 reports improved appetite strength and health after use, noting her baby and her own condition as positive.
A Hamilton reader describes months of illness and weakness. After taking Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription in tablet form she regained strength, gained weight, and improved appearance. The remedy is advertised as a purely vegetable tonic with no alcohol.
Edna spots the weary settler Edna greets him on the path as Washburn and Dayton part ways. The two reels end with a promise of supper and a note of danger as the tale moves toward the valley and the next scene.
A British Columbia English capital group shows interest in building a furniture factory in Vancouver at a total cost of 250000 dollars. The site proposed sits on the north arm of the Fraser River.
Ad promotes Marlatt's Specific as a safe system cleaner for gall stones and related digestive symptoms. It claims many Canadians suffer unseen stones, offers a trial dose, and directs readers to J. W. Marlatt & Co. in Toronto if not stocked locally.
Quebec, Canada's largest province by area, covers about 700 000 square miles, roughly 18 percent of the nation. Its waterpower is estimated at six million horsepower, with seven thousand developed now, while farming and dairying yield over 200 million dollars annually.
Large orders of coal have been placed by Seattle dealers in the United States with supplies sourced from mines in British Columbia. The shipments indicate growing demand and cross-border trade in fuel resources.
In the Elwood district east of Strathmore, exceptionally good crops are recorded. H Praker yields fifty bushels per acre on two hundred acres of wheat, August Tinn fifty three on thirty six, Bussman fifty five on sixty, HW G Scheer forty, Praker's oats seventy five per acre with higher potential, and Steed barley fifty per acre.
Asbestos from Quebec at present leads world production with Ontario closely rivaling in nickel supply. Quebec deposits account for between 85 and 90 percent of global asbestos consumption today.
Northern Alberta reports a bumper potato crop with yields stronger than last year. Prices range from 30 to 32 dollars per ton f.o.b. Edmonton as growers anticipate total Alberta production doubling.
An advertisement urges physicians and patients to use Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills for heart trouble and nervous strain. It features a farmer's testimonial from Stephen Crouse of East Clifford, who credits the pills with restoring his ability to work after five years of breathlessness. The pills cost 50 cents per box and are sold by The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police staff sergeant reports Eskimo bands on Coronation Gulf thanking authorities for leniency. Four natives, including murder suspects Sinnisiak and Alusksak, were returned to their people from Edmonton and Fort McPherson after trials and hearings. Sinnisiak gained basic English and served as interpreter, while another native joined police work as a special native with the force.
The article notes the ancient use of false teeth made from ivory fixed on plates of the same material and held by gold wires, indicating dental practice around 1000 B C.
Canada boasts the greatest potential for development in North America with a vast railway network and access to a large share of coal resources. The country is richly endowed with natural gas, gold, silver, nickel, copper, iron and other minerals, underscoring its ample supply and economic promise.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as the best and most harmless laxative for children. It emphasizes the fruity taste, clear directions on each bottle, and advises parents to look for the name California on the package to ensure authenticity.
An advertisement asserts Danderine stops hair loss and dandruff after several applications. It promises stronger, thicker, longer hair with a soft glossy look and doubled beauty for a few cents per small bottle bought at drug or toilet counters.
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