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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
6
A diary fragment from Bar B Ranch recounts a severe fever episode after an exhibition trip. Dr McMurray confirms Searles fever. Mrs Bingham and Sunny isolate, nurse Mrs Bingham overseeing care. The narrator reflects on illness, quarantine and caretaking within the household.
A Nova Scotia reader from Kirkwood, Inverness County reports relief from long kidney trouble after using Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. He describes headaches, backaches, and progress toward recovery, noting additional benefit from the ointment and recommending the remedies. Pills priced 25 cents per box from local dealers or Edmanson Bates in Toronto.
A patient recounts illness and a six week confinement in which Mr. Paget Mr. Livingstone and Mrs. Davidson provided concerts and meals while Mrs. Bingham offered constant care. Letters from Mary Gypsy Fiske and others joined visits as the nurse shares anecdotes of patients, romances and hospital life.
Advertisement extols Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as inexpensive and widely accessible. It asserts the product provides relief where other remedies fail and positions it as a national, non experimental solution available through local dealers.
Dr J A Marker former director of research in the British Ministry of Munitions warns that Germany has doubled its nitrogen output since 1913 and will reach 200 000 tons annually by year’s end. He says this gives Germany internal capacity for large munitions production and fertilizer, potentially impacting postwar treaty enforcement.
Bold ad claims Catarrhozone cures throat chest and bronchial troubles. It promises to clear catarrh nose and throat with a nature based remedy prescribed by specialists. The product is offered in dollar outfits with small and trial sizes at dealers in Montreal.
A Chaleroi widow Masqueliers sells her only security a municipal premium bond valued at twenty dollars which broker says is drawn twelve years earlier and carries a prize of thirty thousand dollars. The note warns worms harm child health and Millers Worm Powders promise to expel worms restore health and growth.
A humorous exchange shows an applicant declaring himself the strong candidate by claiming he has thrashed thirteen rivals waiting to see the employer. The tone mimics a cockney or working class exchange with a boastful self presentation.
An advertisement-style testimonial from Crofton B C praising Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets for rheumatism and rheumatic fever. The text urges kidney flushing to remove uric acid, describes prior hospital treatment, and promotes trial offers and mail order from Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ont.
The first person cremated in the United States was Col. Henry Laurens. Born in Charleston, South Carolina, he died December 8, 1792, on his plantation. His will ordered his body wrapped in tow cloth and burned until consumed, read the day after his death, marking the start of cremation in America.
Saskatchewan sent two cars of creamery butter to a major British firm under government grade certificate. It was the first direct Saskatchewan to Britain shipment this year and signals the province's push to be the Dominion's premier dairy region. Thirty-four of fifty-five creameries have mechanical refrigerators, totaling 1,859,070 cubic feet of refrigerated space.
A Kuhn, Loeb & Co. worker, dispatched as the sole courier after closing, meets J. P. Morgan at his offices. The porter identifies himself as the coon from Kuhn Loeb, prompting a notable exchange in Morgan's exclusive retreat.
The article argues Turkey’s defeat and exhaustion after World War I were overcome by aid from unnamed backers. It claims those who enabled Turkey’s war effort must be held partly responsible for the destruction at Smyrna, urging world reckoning.
A new edition of the Eastern Canada booklet has been printed and is ready for distribution. The Department of Immigration and Colonization provides up to date information on agricultural opportunities in the eastern Canadian provinces.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a reliable laxative for children. It claims a teaspoonful opens bowels within hours, easing constipation and feverish symptoms, urging mothers to choose genuine California Fig Syrup with bottle directions.
Reported chatter and muffled reactions filled the venue as the crowd offered restrained applause. One observer described the noise as minimal, likening it to a rubber heel on a feather mattress.
Cobourg Ontario reports a mother recommending Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a daughter with monthly weakness and nervousness. After three years of illness she improved, regaining school attendance. The product, made from roots and herbs, has been used for nearly fifty years and praised by many women.
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