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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
6
The passage urges immediate use of a proven remedy for energy decline, sleep trouble, headaches, biliousness, constipation, and digestive unrest. It promotes a reliable medicine as safe and superior for general sluggishness and bodily discomfort.
A editorial urges a larger population for Canada to boost prosperity across provinces. It argues immigration, especially to the Prairies, would revive business, expand railways, and improve schools and services. It champions healthy, willing settlers as vital to developing vast lands.
The 1922 23 world wheat review by the International Institute of Agriculture Rome records a world export surplus of 959 million bushels and import requirements of 923 million bushels. The Department of Agriculture says the surplus should meet demand and aid the next season’s balance. World production is placed at 2.932 billion bushels versus 2.967 last year. The exportable surplus is estimated as
The table lists Canada 312,000,000 bushels United States 105,600,000 British India 37,000,000 Ar Keating 20,000,000 Australia 33,000,000 other countries 29,000,000. The report notes a year’s decline in importing countries of 230,000,000 bushels from 1921.
Arthur Ball four in a London interview urges emigration on a sound basis if no progress is made at the Empire trade conference. He argues Britain should export dominion friendly goods, expand overseas public works, and let industrial experts attend to advise on feasible proposals.
A reprint from the Dominion Command of the Great War Veterans Association carries a German letter from Alfred Brandhorst, urging donations to aid cripples widows and orphans of the Great War. He warns that France faces renewed hatred and a possible new war, urging collaboration for understanding and relief.
Dr Rea Procter McGee outlines the four upper and four lower incisors as front teeth used for cutting food and aiding speech. He warns against using teeth as a third hand and stresses their role in expression, articulation, and biting, urging careful care to prevent speech and facial impairment.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a medicated inhaler that strengthens weak throats and eases bronchitis. It claims piney antiseptic vapors soothe coughing and breathing, with sizes priced at $1.00 for large, 50c for medium, and 25c for sample, available from Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal.
After the Canadian Pacific Railway upgrade from Acme to Drumheller, five new mines began operation in November along the line. Charles Murphy, General Manager of western lines, says the coal is high quality for domestic use and should ease any coal shortage this winter. He noted farmers filling wagons with coal during his travels.
Advertises Nerviline as a vigorous rub for chest pain and wheeze, claiming instant relief from chest soreness, coughs, and colds. Promotes large bottles at 35 cents and asserts it saves the family from minor illnesses.
Mr F M Blaquiere of Morinville Alberta writes of relief after three years overseas gassing shell shock and rheumatism. After using six boxes he reports complete relief and improved sleep. Pills cost 60c per box and can be mailed direct from The T Milburn Co Toronto Ontario.
Staff-Sergeant Joy of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigates the murder of Robert Jones near Cape Crawford at Baffin Land’s edge. He acts as constable coroner and magistrate, conducts the autopsy orders arrests of three natives and presides over initial court proceedings. A northern judge will later preside over His Majesty's Court.
The Big Salmon pack valued at 11.5 million dollars collected 1,290,326 cases in 1922. Only four times in 26 years has this total been exceeded, most recently in 1919 with 1,395,156 cases.
The Soviet government seeks diplomatic recognition from the Pekin administration, pressing for a trade accord only if formal recognition is granted. China previously welcomed Russian ambassadors in 1731, but recognition was withdrawn September 23, 1926, with all Russian privileges in China canceled.
A brief note promotes Minard’s Liniment as a remedy for garget in cows. The advertisement emphasizes practical action over theoretical aims and cites Thomas Carlyle’s maxim about taking clear, immediate steps.
A proverb compares a dollar round to a quarter earned, noting greater value in earned rewards than in loose change. The saying emphasizes diligence and tangible gains over passive money.
An old advertisement promotes Warner Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as a fifty year standard treatment for kidney trouble or Bright's disease. It invites readers to buy a bottle today and suggests taking War seers Safe Pits for constipation, claiming global distribution and effectiveness.
Minard's Liniment For Warts Corns Etc.
The Panama Canal expected to see a fourfold traffic rise per Colonel Morrow’s annual report. It saved time between Americas and Europe and Asia, aiding the Allies in World War I. Before US entry 3,280,000 tons of nitrates and ores passed through. after entry 3,644,443 tons. The waterway cost $367,151,696 and paid for itself in wartime material advantage.
The Police Department records show only four horse thefts in the first ten months of the year, while 5,822 automobiles and trucks were stolen. Thieves target wagons and goods, not horses, with thirty-three empty wagon thefts and thirty-seven wagon with merchandise incidents, though the animal was seldom the objective.
Catarrh described as local ailment influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a tonic taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Circulars free from F. H. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists plans at least five annual scholarships of 500 to 600 dollars for BSc Agriculture degree holders pursuing further specialist training. The fund will be overseen by a Board of Trustees including Dr. L S Killick, president of the University of British Columbia.
A reader suggests breaking the routine by investing in a new set of teeth as a way to refresh life. The idea frames dental upgrades as a path to personal change and renewed energy, hinting at broader feelings of fatigue with routine.
Many suffer periodic weakness due to worry and strained nerves, while women report back pain dizziness and headaches. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a year round health solution strengthening nerves and blood. A testimonial from Mrs. Lawrence Brown of Walton Nova Scotia supports improved vitality after use. Available from medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The Boston Transcript notes Charles M Schwab jokes neighbors offer to sell him items including a cow. When asked about the breed age and milk, the seller cannot answer, replying she is good natured and will give all she can.
A caller notes the girl next door is a plane wonder while the hostess replies with a playful remark. The exchange captures light flirtation and lighthearted local chatter in a domestic scene.
Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil claims to extinguish the fire from burns and scalds without preparation. It should be kept in every kitchen for immediate use. Apply the oil to the affected area and pain will abate and in a short time cease altogether.
The proposal suggests two signature sets for wealthy families like the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts. One for correspondence and one for checks. It describes a stumbling block to deter forgers.
A brief note highlights worms as a frequent infant complaint and promotes Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as the most effective remedy. The endorsement reflects period piracy of patent medicines targeting mothers seeking quick relief for infant ailments.
The smallest fruit store in town sits on West 42nd Street with a wood boxed facade and a single proprietor. The narrow shop uses most of its space for wares and charges $50 weekly rent to the sidewalk trade.
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