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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
3
A Brimpton Ontario witness describes herself as weak and nervous during a testimony. She claims medical treatments and remedies helped her, noting no use for them since but would take more if needed. The fragment references a doctor and various remedies.
A testimonial from Noel Bart Solomew of Seskatchewnn Alte credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with curing lifelong back problems and a severe car accident injury. He says repeated use helped him walk again in three weeks after doctors gave up. He offers to answer others seeking help.
Statistics from the Imperial War Museum veterinary section show 484,143 animals died in all theatres except the Dardanelles, with 5,589 at sea. Camels suffered higher mortality than horses, and the war saw 120,013 camels killed, including 22,812 in service.
The Naval Department still requires a considerable number of men for two destroyers and a cruiser to be brought out from the Old Country. Vessels remain at Portsmouth as delays are blamed on insufficient crews.
Cleveland Ohio reportedly hosts more Czechs within its city limits than any American city except Prague Czechia. The claim highlights Cleveland as a major center for Czech residents and culture outside Prague.
A remark notes that when a man is unusually polite a woman may grow suspicious of his intentions. The observation captures social dynamics and trust in interpersonal conduct.
Italian inventor Gustave Lentner unveils an apparatus that draws electricity from the atmosphere, potentially eliminating the need for power plants. A 12 yard post supports an aluminum collector with radioactive substances linked to a transformer, using induction to pull in soil and atmospheric electricity.
British Columbia mineral output in 1919 valued at 33,296,313 dollars, down from 41,732,474 dollars in 1918. Quantity declined in minerals, but silver prices rose, boosting monetary value for that metal.
Advert levies a piney healing vapor from Catarrhozone to soothe irritable throats and cure colds by breathing its balsam rich mist. It claims germs vanish and bronchial attacks stop, with a two month complete outfit priced at 1.00 and smaller sizes. The Catarrhozone Co based in Kingston Ontario sells samples and dealers nationwide.
Mrs. C. R. Thompson wife of a San Francisco importer piloted her motor car across dangerous territory from Kobe to Yokohama covering over 500 miles in a little more than 31 hours setting new motor car records in Japan.
A Toronto merchant offers a greasy imitation of MINARD'S LINIMENT labeled as his own product. The article warns this counterfeit is the poorest among many imitations yet seen and advises buyers to insist on the genuine MINARD'S LINIMENT.
The Detroit Free Press notes that philosophers are long lived and lazy men resemble them, resting content in knowledge that in years the industrious will also be at rest and devoid of the fruits of industry, arguing there is reason to say lazy people live longer.
Dr. Thomas eclectric oil was marketed over fifty years ago to serve a small area and quickly gained a continental reputation. It is described as unrivaled and highly valued across the continent.
The dialogue centers on Raymond accusing George of telling Joan that he is a fool. George apologizes and asks if the remark was a secret, revealing a tense misunderstanding between the two men and the woman involved.
A fragment references Minard's Limiment for colds and remedies with a quip about innocence and cloves. The dialogue ponders parental wisdom and humor, presenting a humorous aside on married life and perception.
European governments decide to permit emigration as a safety valve. The British Colonial Office aims to divert emigrants to colonies, valuing settlers at many times their domestic worth. Germany runs a bureau to guide 8,000,000 Germans abroad to balance the Fatherland.
Pape s Diapepsin is promoted as the quickest relief for indigestion gas flatulence heartburn sourness and stomach upset. The ad claims rapid stomach reset after taking a few tablets and says it is harmless pleasant and widely sold at drug stores with large sales.
Po land village post office records show 37 former residents now in America send home an average of 645 dollars per year each. This remittance pattern highlights ongoing ties between the village and its emigrant community across the Atlantic.
The text claims Miller's Worn Powders cure stomach morbid conditions that nourish worms. It asserts parasites cannot exist after contact with the medicine and that worms are evacuated with bowel refuse. It promises soundness to the organism and steady improvement in the child's health.
Dr. S. R. Boynton of Bellingham Washington notes Scots health hinges on peelings and simple fare. He recommends sour milk oatmeal and says the Scotsman’s vigor comes from a diet of oatmeal and the Brace of God.
The article stresses rich blood as the cure for many ailments and endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a superior remedy. It cites testimonials including Mrs Bertha Kendall of Toronto, who reports improved health after six boxes. Pills are sold 50c each or six for $2.50 by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A teacher worries over Fred's frequent absences and asks his parents for cooperation to improve his attendance. The reply, in childlike spelling, says they are church people and does not own a playing card, hinting at a misunderstanding about truancy.
A testimonial notes Dr J D Kellogg's asthma remedy as a natural treatment. It claims immediate effect by vapor reaching air passages and clearing the tubes, allowing fresh air to enter. Sold by dealers nationwide.
Brussels council approves a monthly budget of 400000 dollars for next year. The figure will be presented to the league assembly in Geneva at upcoming sessions.
In a fragment from Minard's Liniment for distemper a man comments on feeling thoroughly wound up while a hostess notices his odd lack of movement. The exchange hints at an eccentric scene or domestic tension within a lodging or home setting.
A New England Homestead remark notes urban population gains often come from farm migrants but warns these city dwellers do not produce food for urban residents.
A tale from the Kincardine Review recounts a quarrel between a small Roman Catholic boy and a Jewish boy over church merits. The RC boy claims his priest knows more, while the Jewish boy retorts that the priest is told everything.
The advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It states Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to heal the mucous lining and Eustachian tube, offering a hundred dollar reward if it fails. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Johnny answers a teacher with a joke about a caterpillar becoming an upholstered worm, illustrating a light classroom exchange.
The Soldier Settlement Board reports a September rise in loan funding to soldier settlers, nearly 1.5 million dollars. By October 2 total loans approved reach 78,285,752 dollars with 19,526 settlers' loans issued.
The cheapness of Mother Grave's Worm Exterminator makes it affordable for everyone and it can be bought at any druggist's.
An orator at a recent parliamentary election quipped that a man is quickly forgotten after death. A voice from the crowd retorted that one could not forget him if you marry his widow. The exchange reflects the election period tension and sharp wit in public discourse.
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