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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 19, 1922

Page

3

World Happenings Briefly Told In One Page

Gen Sir Pertab Singh, regent of Jodhpur, died Sept 4 from heart disease. A severe Formosa earthquake struck Tai boka Sept 2. The Prince of Monaco left a model farm to the French Academy. Soviet plans to claim Tsars crowns noted from Moscow. Germany protests French troops in the Saar. Alberta reports 4000 farm hands on August farms. A steamship line buys a 354 passenger vessel in Amsterdam. Louvain University Library holds 261000 books after rebuilding. A plot to kill Romania’s royal family exposed. Hungarians arrested. Hong Kong ordinance against ex enemy aliens not renewed. Rumors of Frederick William’s death denied. Baghdad to Aleppo motor service now five days via Mosul. George Robert Sims died Sept 5. he was 75 and Pagone columnist. Coal shortages disrupt US supply by 30 million tons. Madison Coal workers strike over car parking near mine.

Prince of Wales Wealth Not Yet His Own Despite High Income

The Prince of Wales is not as wealthy as many think with an income around 200000 but heavy financial demands shrink it before he can claim any portion. Parliament granted funds for his eastern tour, yet he remained notably out of pocket from the trip.

Prince of Wales Christian Science Monitor

Nerviline Chest Liniment Ad Claims Quick Relief

A period ad promotes Nerviline as a vigorous rubbing liniment for chest pain, wheeze, coughs, colds, and soreness. It touts instant relief from pain and a quick stop to the catch, urging families to keep Nerviline in every home with large bottles priced at 35 cents at all dealers.

Juzi

Canada Sees Surge in Automobile Traffic in 1921

Department of Customs returns show 617,285 automobiles entered Canada to tour in 1921, up from 93,200 the prior year. The surge reflects growing cross border travel and tourism activity across Canada.

Canada Department of Customs

Pink Pills Promote Blood Strength in Anemia Hopes

A newspaper notice promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a home remedy for anemia and related weakness. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Albert W. Smith of Miscouche PEI detailing improved health, weight gain, and regained breath after using the pills. Purchases are offered via medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Willams

Miller's Worm Powders Prove Value for Captive Animals

Lions and tigers kept in captivity require one day a week without food to stay healthy. Miller's Worm Powders claim to be effective without causing stomach distress or pain. They work quietly and thoroughly, with improvement seen from the first dose and a cessation of internal symptoms.

Europe in Decline Warns Against Entangling Alliances

The New York World laments continental Europe's drift toward ruin amid civil strife and poverty. The piece argues the US should not extend a helping hand or form entangling alliances with weary nations, warning of dire consequences if intervention occurs.

Europe New York World

Montreal Board of Trade Plans Century Tour Across Canada

The Montreal Board of Trade marks its 100th year with a 30 day cross country tour starting Sept 1. Delegates travel from Montreal through Toronto, the Great Lakes, Port Arthur, Winnipeg, the Rockies to Vancouver and Victoria, then north to Prince Rupert, returning by rail via Prince George and Jasper, Edmonton, Winnipeg, North Bay and Ottawa.

Montreal Maisonneuve Canada Aas West Dominion Toronto Great Lakes Port Arthur Winnipeg Rockies Vancouver Victoria North Pacific Prince Rupert Canadian National Railways British Columbia Pacific Karen Island Skeena River Bulkley and Nechako River Prince George Mount Robson Park Mount Robson Jasper Park Jasper Lodge Lac Beau

Tanlac relieves stomach trouble say Winnipeg user

Indigestion and dyspepsia sufferer recounts relief after Tanlac treatment. Winnipeg man Stanley Gibbons cites three years of stomach pain eased, noting improved appetite and well being. Tanlac aids digestion and overall vitality. available at druggists.

Taniac Stanley Gibbons Chambers St Winnipeg Man

Handel and His Appetite for Dining Alone

The passage describes the famous composer Handel as voracious at meals. It notes he often ordered meals for three when dining alone and would seat himself as if in company, eating portions that could satisfy five ordinary appetites.

Handel

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offers Constitutional Help

Catarrhal deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining and can cause permanent hearing loss if inflammation persists. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood to reduce inflammation and aid nature in restoring normal conditions. Circulars free. All Druggists F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hall All Cruegists F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Safety ships lifeboats on deck for quick launch on ship

The steamship Mecklenburg debuts on the Folkestone Flushing run claiming safety ships as a feature. Lifeboats arranged on rails can be run to a launchable section of deck, addressing past disasters where boats could not be launched due to list.

Mecklenburg Folkestone Flushing

Lemons Grow Wild on Norfolk Island

A report notes lemon trees thriving on Norfolk Island, a British possession in the South Pacific, with fruit appearing in local wild patches and among cultivated areas.

Norfolk South Pacific

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Color for Any Fabric

Ad copy explains Diamond Dyes color wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics without streaking fading or running. It guarantees perfect home dyeing even for first time users and claims worn dresses skirts and draperies can look like new.

Plan to Exterminate Rodents with Gas in French Fields

The Ajole valley near the Swiss border faces a mouse invasion from the trenches. Local authorities mobilize drives paying half a cent per dead rodent. Poison gas is injected into underground burrows and proves highly effective, with 27,000 mice reported dead in one day.

Ajole Alsace

Asthma Remedy Promises Restful Sleep At Home

Nights of agony from asthma are described as relieved by Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. The ad claims rapid improvement, clearing passages and restoring deep sleep. It urges buying locally to boost district prosperity and insists on genuine product at nearby druggists.

J. D. Kellogg

Eclectric Off praised for internal and external use

The remedies touts internal and external benefits for many complaints. It claims to ease sore throat croup whooping cough chest pains colic and similar ailments. The bottle is inexpensive and suggested for ready at hand use.

Thomas

Keep Minard's Oiniment In The House

A fragment notes morning wake rituals and sleep patterns tied to holidays. It suggests keeping Minard's oiniment at hand as part of daily routine and rest, with a whimsical tone about waking at daylight and enjoying a holiday.

Alberta Wheat Crop Seen At 39 Million Bushels

D C McDonald an experienced farmer and grain broker estimates Southern Alberta will harvest about 39 009 600 bushels of wheat this year, a conservative figure for the region south of the CPR main line to the international boundary. He notes the province wide crop may exceed 1926 totals when 2 712 738 bushels were threshed.

Alberta D. C. McDonald

New York radio firms form 1717 in March 1922

New York radio companies figures show that in New York State during March 1922, 1,717 new radio corporations were created.

New York New York State Dreasbeid

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Sir Pertab Singh Jodhpur British India Taiboka Formosa Tokio Prince of Monaco French Academy of Agriculture Sainte Suzanne Alane Department France Moscow Kremlin League of Nations Saar Alberta Provincial Labor Bureau A &#yndicate Ireland Amsterdam Louvain University The Chamber of Commerce Hong Kong Berlin Frederick William of Germany Sworn, Holland Bagdad Aleppo Mosul George Robert Sims London Referee Pagone United States Central Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Madison Coal Corporation Herrin, I Auto America Minard’s Liniment Lumberman’s Freend Montreal Board of Trade Farflung Maiss Ministry of Education Paris Big Alberta Minard Dominion Express York Belting Co York St Ont Vata Wrought Iron Range Co of Canada, Limited King St. W Pion As Dog Ae Clay Gloven Cco., Inc West 24Th
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