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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
2
Advert portrays Catarrhozone Inhaler as a piney remedy that stops colds at the start. It claims immediate relief from soreness congestion and irritation with a head clearing effect and no cold traces. The calendar of prices lists 56 size at 25 cents trial size and a two month supply at dealers.
The narrator recalls a strenuous twenty mile ride to town with Mr Livingstone and a last minute change of plans that kept Mr Bingham from joining. They shop, dine, nap, and return to the ranch by night. At Carbon City’s large shop they buy grycerine rose water postcards and marvel at the busy store life.
From a nervous wreck, a man describes restoration to health strength and happiness. He shares his personal story in a letter detailing his recovery and renewed appetite after gaining 20 pounds.
A hotel scene follows a canning company demonstrator during a tastings event. A visitor, Don Livingstone, professes a fondness for peaches while a sly flirtatious hostess hints at marriage and independence. The narrator schemes to fund a hospital gift by buying jelly and peach products, leading to an invitation for a later reunion.
A brief dialogue features Nettie aged five and Elizabeth aged four debating exclusivity. The children claim their family has nothing to be ashamed of while reflecting on instinctive behavior of a horse passing a roadway as a remnant of ancestral habits guiding water or food access.
A Persian artisan and blacksmith sparked a revolt, later famed for a leather apron adorned with jewels that soldiers bore at the front of Persian armies.
A bridge spanning the Snake River in Idaho rises 345 feet from floor to stream, claimed as the highest in the United States. The record marks a landmark feat of engineering in American infrastructure.
Prof Francis Pidgeworth declares women inferior in all arts including weaving and cookery at Hull in the British Association address. He says equal pay for equal work is unfair for men, urging women not to be popular.
Mrs Ervin W Stairs of East Water Ville N G swears by Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for summer complaints and to treat cholera and bloody urine in children. She cites using it on ten children and two of her own as effective. The T Milburn Co Toronto offers the original bottle.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a speaker outlining how he divides estate among family members his wife sister brother and finally to another person, with unfinished and unclear terms suggesting a dispute or plan for distributing remaining assets.
The Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office formed in 1706 in London as the first life insurance body. Members paid fixed fees per share and received end-year distributions for heirs of deceased members, laying groundwork for modern life insurance despite crude methods.
The piece extols Dr. J. B. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a powerful relief for severe asthma, claiming it has relieved countless sufferers for years and urging patients to obtain it from their druggist without delay.
A Liverpool Weekly Post note suggests English profiteers could buy a baronial Austrian castle for about £500 or rent a grand Austrian shoot for £20, contrasting with high Scottish shooting rents. The figures imply profitable investments abroad by the English investor seeking gains.
A terse dialogue shows a father discouraging his daughter and a young man named Jack Poore remarking that the daughter is used to getting her way. The exchange reveals playful tension over desire and control.
Be fair to your local merchants. Ask to see this goods and compare prices before sending your money to the mail order houses. You will find that it pays.
The Boston Transcript notes promising advances in aviation, predicting powerful engines and refined gliding principles will lead to major progress in stabilization and flight. It traces early Langley gliders and the evolution of aircraft toward heavier than air flight.
A letter from Fred C Robinson of Mascouche Quebec describes years of stubborn head blemishes and a dramatic relief after using Minards Liniment found on a store shelf. He claims the remedy removed growths once thought untreatable and urges others to try it.
An article lists world water power resources with United States at 30,600.01 available horsepower Canada 25,100,000 Norway 7,560,000 Sweden 6,750,000 and Spain around 5,000. Death.
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