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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
3
Albert Edward Payne of 403 Dewdney and Regina touts Tanlac as worth its weight in gold. He says it cured his stomach troubles, stopped weight loss, and restored his health and family wellbeing including a robust five year old boy. He credits a drugstore clerk for guiding him to Tanlac.
Noted pioneer Wiliam R. Huscroft dies at 93 near Creston while explorer David Lindsay, 66, is reported dead after pioneering the great West Australian gold field. Panama Canal records fall in November with 312 ships passing and tolls of 1,264,441 dollars.
The Ottawa Journal reports H. Moore of the Freeman for over four turbulent years endures threats and attacks by Sinn Fein Republicans in Dublin. Editors, including Moore, defy warnings, rescue editions on handbills, and push for a tougher stance toward O Maille while keeping the Free State hope alive.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor as a painless solution to corns. It promises easy removal of corn from root to skin with immediate smooth results and claims widespread availability for 25 cents.
A small town bank cashier Bob, once engaged to Dolly Brown, refuses to cash Dolly’s check after a quarrel. Dolly returns later, hoping to cash in, but Bob cites bank rules, demanding an in-town identity before the teller will process the check.
A western exchange reports a speed maniac who drove head on into a seven story office building and after regaining consciousness murmured I blew my horn. The Los ton Transcript notes seventeenth century church absence was punishable while in Spain a woman’s mantilla is sacred and cannot be sold for debt.
A vintage fruit cake recipe lists ingredients like shortening, flour, sour milk, brandy, almonds, walnuts, raisins, and cherries. It describes creaming shortening and sugar, adding eggs, coffee, molasses, and spices, then folding in dried fruits and nuts before baking a large cake for about two and a half hours.
Drain the juice from canned cherries and soak gelatine in cold water. Dissolve with boiling water and cherry juice, then cool. Beat until frothy, fold in stiffly beaten egg whites and a pinch of salt. Add cherries, raisins, and sugar, cook until tender, drain. Mold, chill, unmold, and garnish with whipped cream and shredded almonds or coconut.
Mrs Alfred Tranchemontagne of St Michel des Sainta Quebec reports that Baby's Own Tablets saved her baby's life and she recommends them to mothers. The tablets regulate bowels and stomach, relieving common child ailments and are sold at 25 cents a box by The Pr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario or by medicine dealers by mail.
A Boston Record tale reports a female college instructor near Loston who presided over a girls college dining table. A plate of curry lettuce sparked awe as a freshman marveled at the cook crimping technique and asked how it was done.
England buys wood from foreign suppliers totaling about 150 million dollars each year. The purchase highlights steady demand for timber amid global trade dynamics and domestic building needs.
War time mines continue to menace Baltic Sea routes with ships leaving ports warned of dangers. The Finnish lightship Storbotten was lost to a mine off Aland in September with five of ten crew missing. Despite prior clearance by German divers, danger persists from drifting mine hazards.
In the House debate Representative Lineberger stated President Harding has been engaged for months with the question of negotiating with major powers to limit warship construction under 10 000 tons. Chairman Kelly explained the request under the naval supply bill while the committee had not consulted the president prior to presenting the measure.
Miller's Worm Powders claim to clear the stomach and bowels of worms making digestion easier for children. The powders are said to taste sweet and be non injurious though vomiting may occur indicating effective action.
The Forestry Branch of the Department of the Interior opened select forest reserves to grazing to maximize natural resources. Since 1914 grazing began with reserves and a 1919 figure neared 100200, reflecting industry lows yet showing growth in small proprietors forming co operatives.
The November wholesale prices for two leading staple foods rose about 0.3 percent from October. Flour advanced weekly by 0. uc to 0.20 per unit, Manitoba hard wheat four averaged 7.05 per barrel versus 6.75 in October. Oats and carnival rose per bag, while kegs and butter, cheese also climbed. some vegetables and canned goods dipped slightly.
The article stresses proper weight around 200 pounds for hogs to yield quality bacon and hams, arguing that blood lines determine quality. It contrasts feeding with inherent blood and pure strains as essential to high quality cuts, noting breeding as foundational. Also mentions the Bank of England artesian well and an asthma remedy advertisement.
Justice Riddell of Toronto urged creation of a strong local committee to address social hygiene. He called for clergy and educational cooperation and classes for parents, stressing attention to health and normal community conditions. He was joined by Dr. Gordon Bates, secretary of the Social Hygiene Council.
Information from Russian Soviet headquarters in London states Canadian Doukhobors may take an option on lands in Russia. The offer expires April 1 and includes selling their Canadian farms and chartering a ship to move two thousand people to the Melitopol region in the Ukraine.
The article notes chilblains from cold slush and frost bite from icy winds. It praises Dr Thomas Electric Of’s preparation for both conditions, claiming it counters inflammation relieves pain and acts promptly. The oil is easy to apply.
A clipped quote reflects a man boasting about good judgment with each act of hick iness. The line captures a blunt claim of expertise in everyday decisions, echoing a satirical tone about self confidence.
More than 16 960 000 persons are said to have endorsed a petition seeking a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to limit or prohibit the labor of children under sixteen.
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