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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
6
Wade and Dorothy plan to use Senator Rexhill to calm a range conflict in Crawling Water. Moran’s hostile sheep herding looms as Wade fears bloodshed and seeks Washington influence to avert disaster. Dorothy bounds with hope, offering safety at Wade's ranch and urging rapid action.
A fragment notes a woman unsure about meeting Helen Rexhill and hints at a continuation. The line suggests interpersonal tension and an unresolved invitation as the scene shifts.
A smart winter coat Tweed remains popular with a wide raccoon fur collar for warmth and comfort. The design eliminates the need for extra fur and targets young Miss buyers with its fashionable appeal.
Read Admiral W S Sims asserts the British Grand Fleet blocked the German fleet enabling the United States to avoid German domination. He notes the Washington naval accord shifted sea power toward Britain and Japan, while US orders at war start urged restraint from the navy.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a cure for colds throat irritation and bronchial trouble. It promotes breathing a piney healing vapor to target the sore throat and claims germs are killed and illness ends with regular use. The complete two month outfit costs $1.00 with smaller and sample sizes available from Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
Transcontinental flyer Alan J. Cobham plans to depart England on March 24 for a round the world trip with navigator Mackenzie Grieve. They will fly a De Havilland 9 with a Siddeley engine, route through Central Europe Constantinople Baghdad India China Japan Aleutians Vancouver across Canada to Newfoundland, then from St Johns to Azores and back to England or Ireland following Read NC-4 route.
A California breeder has developed a fowl that crosses turkey and chicken, called turkens. Propagated for four years, the hybrid features a gobbler neck in males and a turkey like head with chicken body in females. Turkens are generally red and weigh 9 to 14 pounds when full grown.
Mrs. Vames Burleigh of Chatham Ontario reports years of heart palpitations and nervous distress ending after three months of Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills. She notes improved sleep strength and urges others to try the remedy. Price 50 cents a box, The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario offers mailing direct upon payment.
A South African fish named clarias reportedly raids millet fields at night to feed on grain. It inhabits districts with a two month rainy season, hides in damp burrows during heat, and emerges in cool weather for foraging. Some naturalists claim it screams when frightened, though the sound may be air escaping from its body.
Buy Diamond Dyes and follow the simple directions for perfect home dyeing even if you have never dyed before. Worn dresses skirts coats and draperies become like new. Tell the druggist if the material is wool elk linen cotton or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak spot fade or run.
Northern Saskatchewan deposits of substantial extent have been found north of Prince Albert. Commissioner Thomas M. Malloy notes the discovery results from a geological party that entered the Prince Albert district. Details on extent and quantity are not yet received.
May Gain Title Herbert Victor Morton of Halifax, longtime resident, may inherit the title and estate of Sir Samuel Woodwells of Gravesley, Essex, England. An English solicitors firm reports Morton could become Sir Robert Horton if his claim succeeds, under the ancient succession law.
Madame Paradis of Mont Joli Quebec reports relief from dizziness neuralgia and nervous sickness after four months of illness. She took three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and regained health. Her daughter also found great relief from nervous sickness. The pills act on the kidneys to eliminate uric acid, reducing rheumatism and neuralgia.
In a virgin cedar swamp on Allumette Island Ontario a huge cedar tree three feet in diameter at the base has just been cut. Shingle mill owner L J Foster estimates three to four thousand shingles can be cut from it and believes the tree is at least fifteen hundred years old. Champlain portaged past the site on his way up the Ottawa River. It was an ancient tree even then.
The Monetary Times notes Canada preserved revenue better than most nations in 1922 with revenue actually increasing while many countries saw declines. The assessment frames Canada as a standout among the Dominion States in maintaining fiscal strength during the year.
The article touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a reliable home remedy for inflammatory pains, cuts, scratches, bruises and sprains. It notes that having this remedy in the family medicine chest saves fees when a doctor is not available.
A reflective note laments dwindling log cabins as birthplaces for notable figures, warning that future generations may lack humble origins to inspire greatness. The piece muses on memory, heritage, and the changing landscape of American history.
An advertisement promotes a worm exterminator claiming immediate relief to children. The copy urges prompt use, presenting it as a simple but strong remedy for parasitic worms without medical qualifications.
A Buffalo inventor finishes a 1000 pound reflector mirror, weighing about half a ton, marking a milestone in optical engineering. The device completes work by a local craftsman noted for precision.
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