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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
7
Tam Dok praises Zam-Buk as marvellous for eczema and other skin conditions. Mies A Gallant from PEI says it cured her two year ailment after trying many remedies. The ad lists uses from ringworm to burns and offers Zam-Buk Co products in Toronto with pricing.
The Lethbridge Herald reports the weekly crop report for the territory inside the Lethbridge division of the CPR. It estimates grain crops will yield about $55,000,000 overall with $45,000,000 from wheat at $2.25 and $10,000,000 from other grains at $1.00. Threshing is about 25 percent complete.
Building permits issued in Yorkton this year exceed 400000 dollars, and officials claim there is more building activity there than in any other centre in Saskatchewan.
Aug 26 1993 Bear Island report from W A Hagerman praises Minard's Liniment Co Limited traveler's shipment. He notes the product as the best liniment on the market and claims they have tried many brands over 13 years in business but prefer Minard's above all others.
Farmers in Saskatchewan invested about 6 million dollars this year in farm tractors, purchasing roughly 2 000 machines. An American firm claiming world radium production leadership guarantees 12.5 ounces annually for 20 years, potentially earning 180 million dollars net by year twenty.
Threshing in the Moose Jaw district progressed rapidly last week despite a bands shortage. Robin Hood Mills received 3,000 to 10,000 bushels daily with the majority No 1 Northern and little weed content. October wheat at $2.65 1/4, mills paying $2.48 at elevators.
A traditional health ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to improve blood quality and nerves. Testimonials from Mrs. S. B. Miller describe regained strength after family use in Ontario and Alberta. Pills contain no opiates and are sold by mail or local dealers, with pricing of 30 cents per box and six for $2.50.
The text notes 1860 estimates by John Phillips placing Earth age between 38 and 96 million years. It mentions George H. Darwin’s discussion of Earth age from the earth moon system yielding an estimate over 56 million years reflecting wide differences in figures.
The article promotes Hollo way's Corn Cure as a painless remedy to remove warts and hand blemishes troubling many ladies, claiming noticeable improvement.
Women workers at a large Akron tire plant will now receive a minimum wage of 4 dollars per day. The move impacts factory labor and reflects broader wage reforms in the industry.
The size of gloves indicates the number of inches around the knuckles when the hand is closed.
A period advertisement asserts Minard's Liniment relieves neuralgia. The ad targets women readers, touting health benefits as they take on civic duties in the United States.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce reshapes its western structure. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Ontario branches west of the Great Lakes report to Winnipeg while Alberta branches come under Calgary supervision. C W Rowley leads Manitoba Saskatchewan operations from Winnipeg. J B Corbet heads Alberta. Nourse moves to Winnipeg. Mayhee to Magsem? and Moose Jaw.
A terse observation notes that even those deemed useless can serve a purpose, presenting a stark, world weary maxim about value and usefulness. The line suggests that judgment of worth is unreliable and that every person has some potential contribution.
B P Alley will succeed Corbet as senior inspector of the Bank at Winnipeg. Alley has long banking ties in the West, with postings at Calgary Edmonton and Macleod. He served as Lashburn and Lanigan managers and led Fort Frances branch before joining Winnipeg Inspector's Department in 1913. Brown retires as Central West Superintendent since May 1911.
The Sockeye Salmon pack in British Columbia is valued at 7 million dollars for the season. Cheaper grades of salmon are valued at roughly the same price, reflecting strong overall market demand and price stability.
The advertisement claims Dr Thomas Eclectric oil cannot cure all ills but offers wide uses as a general pain reliever. It asserts its greatness and notes attempts to surpass it have failed, inviting readers to judge by experience.
The passage urges persistent inquiry in children and leaders, arguing that asking questions fuels knowledge and success. It contrasts curious minds with narrow thinking, warning that lack of curiosity harms business and progress.
The Saskatchewan building value for August totals 1 448 938 with brick construction leading at 1 300 638 and frame structures at 104 000, indicating brick dominates the month's investment in construction.
An old medical claim links persistent rheumatism to tapurities in blood from liver and kidney dysfunction. The text praises Para Melec’s Vegetable Pills for curing many cases and urges trial to convince readers of their value.
Each year for ten years about 400 Japanese picture brides arrive at the port of Honolulu. The annual migration reflects cultural ties, family expectations, and changing immigration policies shaping the local community.
A vintage medical ad explains hall salve for nasal catarrh and chronic cases, claiming system cleansing blood action and relief from colds. Mentions 75c price and $190 guaranteed cure promise with J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also notes ocean depth waves perception at 3,600 feet and a women run silk mill capital of 1.5 million dollars in Japan.
Arrangements with a British firm have produced the Optophone a device that lets the blind read ordinary type. Selenium cells detect light reflected from printed letters changing electrical resistance. A blind operator uses a line of type and hears distinct sounds in a telephone receiver to spell words.
Scientists note seawater near the equator exhibits greater salinity due to intense evaporation and warmer temperatures. Researchers measure salinity increases in tropical zones, affecting ocean circulation and marine life.
An official estimate places British Columbia’s mineral output in 1919 at 33,296,313 dollars. The figure highlights the province’s mineral industry capitalization during the year.
G. L. Dodds of Arthur Manitoba plans to open small potato flour mills across the province, signaling the establishment of a new Manitoba industry.
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