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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
2
A 19th century style advertisement claims Catarrhozone cures deafness from Catarrh by driving the condition from the system. It promises relief from eye pain, plugging, and related symptoms with a month long treatment for one dollar.
Mellicent fears social ostracism as Carl Pennock's circle rebuffs her. Mr. Smith offers a rescue by inviting Mellicent and Aunt Maggie to Hubbardville for a day of records and dinner. A Santa Claus note begins a tale of wealthy Blaisdells in Hillerton and an eventual inheritance plan hinted by letters from Edward Norton to Ned.
A woman wrestles with social pressure after an insult from Mrs. Pennock. She vacillates about attending a party, then declares she will go to the dance tomorrow, asserting pride and resolve as she leaves.
In a long reflection the speaker notes a hundred thousand dollars will ease college plans for Jun’s son Fred and Mellicent’s education and travel. The narrative contrasts Benny’s indifference with Mellicent’s hopeful future while recounting candy luxuries and social tensions with Carl Pennock. (To be continued)
Farmers in Sas katchewan have launched a five year effort to ban all killings of prairie chickens arguing their value against pest insects. They cite recent accident showing a chicken filled with grasshoppers and warn open season of two weeks causes heavy losses.
The dam across the Nile at Assuan spans one and a quarter miles and features 130 sluice gates, highlighting its scale and engineering.
A community message encourages residents to patronize home industry and buy from merchants in their own town to boost local economy and support nearby jobs.
A feature notes that most people have ears with distinct sizes setups and hearing strength with one ear often dominant. It suggests practical tests by closing ears on travel to hear volume tone and notes metallic contrasts in music and speech and explains listeners bias toward the stronger ear in daily tasks.
John E. Boudin of Carleton College reports from Germany that educated circles still anticipate a future rift between Britain and France. He believes German Kultur endures and notes university discussions suggesting Germany could confront France alone if the alliance dissolves.
For nearly a year the Cap Polonia, a 21 000 ton German liner, has waited in Liverpool for a buyer. Surrendered at war’s end and leased briefly by British lines, it offered little cargo space and was unpopular with shipowners. Sold back to its original German owners, it will sail to Hamburg.
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