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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 04, 1919

Page

3

Tariff Changes Leave Apples Unchanged Says Fruit Commission

The Fruit Commissioner's Branch of the Department of Agriculture states apples are not affected by recent tariff changes. The sole change in fresh fruits is removal of the war tax, with tomatoes and vegetables at the same rates. Potatoes imported from countries with duties on Canadian-grown potatoes face British preference 12 cents, intermediate 20 cents, general tariff 20 cents per bushel.

Department of Agriculture Canada

Johnston Lake Island Nests Birds Under Dominion Supervision

A Dominion government party of photographers on Johnston Lake island, thirty five miles southwest of Moose Jaw, works with movie cameras to capture the island's abundant bird life. The island, once off limits to huntsmen, now serves as a refuge for thousands of birds of many kinds and descriptions.

Johnston Lake Moose Jaw Dominion

Greatest Nation In World Speech Praises Britain

Major Gordon speaks as Ralph Connor praising Great Britain as the greatest country. He credits British people with the war effort and notes much remains unknown for years due to quiet speech and secrecy.

Gordon Ralph Connor Great Britain

Wilson backs British Seaman Fund drive in US

President Wilson endorses a national Ameri cas tribute campaign at 665 Fifth Avenue to raise funds for 30 000 British civilian sailors maimed and disabled by the war. He praises their service to humanity and freedom alongside American seamen.

New York Wilson Americas Fifth Avenue United States

Chihuahua Seizes 4500 Acres From Foreign Firms

El Paso reports Chihuahua state government orders condemnation of 4500 acres of farming and timber lands valued at 112500 in gold under article 27 of the constitution. John C. Hayes, general manager of the Babicora Cattle Company, and Madera Company officials were notified.

el Paso United States Chihuahua John C. Hayes Babicora Cattle Company Madera Company

Small but Potent Parmalee’s Vegetable Pills

Parmalee’s Vegetable Pills are praised for small size and strong effectiveness as a stomach remedy. Marketed as a safe simple cure, they are described as the best preparation for stomach disorders and in constant demand among informed users.

Parmalee

Bolsheviki Boulevard a Luncheon Hour NY Scene

Lower Fifth Avenue from Waldorf to Flatiron becomes a crowded, multilingual hub during lunch. Foreign workers quarrel and haggle over cigars and papers while street vendors hawk editions of Navy News and Jewish Morning Journal. Despite labor unrest in the Cloak and Suit Belt, many workers earn up to 85 dollars weekly and few speak English.

New York Fifth Avenue Waldorf Flatiron Navy Mir Jewish Morning Journal

Paris Glorified by Clemenceau for World War I Resolve

Premier Clemenceau praises Paris as a capital worthy of France and notes the city endured frequent bombardments by aircraft and long range guns from 1914 to 1918. He credits Paris with unwavering patriotic faith and keeping courage through years of war, adding deathless chapters to its glory.

Paris Clemenceau France

Man Feels Sore From Neighborly Kicks

A man reports persistent soreness after repeated kicks from neighbors. The incident prompts a domestic disturbance complaint and requests for safety measures. Local authorities urged restraint and advised the involved parties to seek mediation.

The Pathos Of Devastation In Postwar France

The author describes France six months after the armistice with women working in cities and rail yards, widespread manpower shortages, and a population decline of 800000 births minus deaths. He recounts a frontward journey across the devastated front, homeless families in ruined towns, and peasants marching north with scant furnishings, all conveying the country’s bleeding and endurance.

France

Canada Fourth in Wheat Yields Worldwide

The Department of the Interior reports Canada ranks fourth among eleven major wheat growing countries with an average yield of 20.3 bushels per acre. The United Kingdom leads at 31.9, Germany at 31.8, and Austria at 20.2 bushels per acre.

Canada United Kingdom Germany Austria Department of the Interior

Afghan forces seize British convoy in Khyber region recall 1841 tragedy

The report notes the historic massacre of 1841 42 in Khyber where Afghan forces captured a British convoy and two guns, part of the deadly Kabul to Jellalabad retreat. One survivor is recorded as making it through.

Khyber Khyber Pass Kabul Jellalabad Hamilton Spectator

Keep Children Well During Hot Weather

Every mother knows how deadly the summer months can be for infants. Baby's Own Tablets are marketed by The Williams Medicine Co. for 25 cents a box, promising prevention of diarrhoeal and stomach illnesses and a quick aid if trouble arises. Sold through dealers or by mail from Brockville Ontario.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Measures for Channel Tunnel progress presented to cabinet

Albert Claveille the minister of public works presented to the cabinet expedited plans to speed the completion of a tunnel under the English Channel linking France and England.

Paris English Channel France England Albert Claveille

Telegraph Statistics Canada 1917 yearbook figures

The year ended June 30 1917 saw telegraph organizations in Canada handle 11817517 land messages and 1084956 cablegrams. Staff totaled 7100 with 3996 male and 496 female operators, plus 2608 other officers. Salaries and wages reached 3278450 dollars, 77.2 percent of operating expenses 4243950, up from 1916.

Canada

Livestock Prices Are Normal In Alberta

Winnipeg reports that Alberta cattle prices are normal and maintained, with farmers reportedly delaying sales awaiting government aid. A Calgary agent notes stockholding through winter, and an estimate suggests about 75 percent of cattle south of the Red Deer river may need to be sold, though sales are not expected to begin for a month.

Winnipeg Valentine Winkler Alberta Calgary Red Deer River

Lemon Beauty Lotion From Lemons and Orchard White

A vintage beauty tip describes mixing lemon juice with orchard white to create a skin lotion. Strain the juice, combine with three ounces of orchard white, and shake to make a quarter pint treatment for whitening, smoothing, and brightening the face neck arms and hands.

Germany May Release Russians Prisoners

Paris reports Marshal Foch appeared before the supreme council on Russia prisoner questions. The council decided to inform Germany that all restrictions on movement of Russian prisoners held in Germany have been lifted and may lead to their release. About 200000 to 250000 Russians are held in German custody.

Germany Paris Marshall Foch Supreme Council

Carson Says U.S. Should Mind Its Own Business

The Chicago Tribune quotes Sir Edward Carson urging the United States to focus on its own affairs. The piece argues Americans neglect their own duties and should attend to internal matters for years ahead.

Edward Carson United States Chicago Tribune

Frost Bites and Chilblains Remedy Ad

Advertisement touts Dr. Thomas Electric Oil for frost bite and chilblains. Claims include instant action against inflammation and pain, with simple application. Mentions exposure to slush and cold as causes and positions the product as best treatment.

Thomas

Western Canada Coal Fields Shine With Rich Resources

Three international board members of the United Mine Workers of America visit Fernie B C to assess a southern British Columbia and Alberta coal strike. They praise the region’s vast proved coal lands and high grade bituminous coals, noting over 1,000 acres and billions of tons.

Fernie B.C United Mine Workers of America British Columbia Alberta Samuel Ballantyne Iowa Samuel Caddy Washington William Dalrymple Oklahoma United States

Wise farmers avoid crops in the political field

A concise editorial note argues that prudent farmers should not mix agriculture with politics, warning that political entanglements undermine farming livelihoods and community focus. The remark hints at broader tensions between farming interests and partisan issues.

Minard's Liniment Endorsed by Captain Desjardin

Captain F. R. Desjardin of the Schr Storke from St Andre Kamoura endorses Minard's Liniment for ships and family use. He says it has no equal for everyday ills and accidents and would not voyage without it even at a dollar a bottle.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited Minard's F. R. Desjardin Schr. Storke St. Andre Kamoura

Cordelia Declares Pious Cook Is Not Always Best

The remark suggests a skilled cook can be secular yet talented beyond religious routine. It contrasts devotion with culinary prowess, implying discipline in the kitchen matters more than frequent church attendance.

Girl’s claim on love hinges on possession of heart

A witty line suggests romance hinges on the girl owning the young man’s heart as proof of his true intentions. The quip frames affection as a test of possession and value rather than sentiment.

Mothers Endorse Mother Graves Worm Exterminator

Thousands of mothers testify to the product's virtue and usefulness from steady experience, praising its effectiveness against worm problems.

Germans Consider Burning Zeppelins Near Berlin

American army authorities reported Germans in charge of twenty four Zeppelins near Berlin threatened to burn them rather than deliver as required by the peace treaty. The Zeppelins of twenty five tons capacity claim flight from Berlin to San Francisco and several were built to carry forty persons.

Coblenz Berlin San Francisco

Made a Hit Judge Confirms Egg Toss Case

A courtroom exchange centers on a performance last night where an actor claims a man aimed and fired an egg at him. The judge questions the incident and the severity, noting the egg’s impact but the aim may not have been true.

Paris Informers of Laon Sentenced by Germans

The informers of Laon were condemned after betraying their compatriots to German authorities during the occupation. A capital sentence was imposed on Georgs Toque and seven others including two women, with Mrs. Deloigne and two men sentenced in contumaciam. Six were acquitted and eleven others received prison terms from one to twenty years.

Paris Laon Emil Thomas Messrs. Geogres Toque Contumaciam

Coal Strikes Threaten Threshing in Regina

Regina reports that Alberta coal strikes cause a serious coal shortage. Hon C A Dunning telegraphed Hon G D Robertson warning that without steam coal soon, many steam threshing outfits will idle.

Regina Sask C. A. Dunning G. D. Robertson Alberta

Strength Of Canada's Wheat Commends It

The baking strength of Canadian wheat commends it to English trade as English wheats require mixing with Canada's strong varieties. Canada would risk its reputation only if growers shift to untested, unknown sorts without proven baking strength, warns Dominion Cerealist C. E. Saunders of the Department of Agriculture.

England Canada Dominion Dominion Cerealist C. E. Saunders Department of Agriculture

Canadian Passenger Earnings in 1918 Confederate Railways

Average earnings from passenger train service in Canada in 1918 were 1776 dollars per passenger train mile, up from 1529 dollars in 1917. The statistics from the Department of Railways and Canals show per passenger train car mile earnings of 23.7 cents.

Canada Department of Railways and Canals

Prosperity Ruins More Men Than Adversity Quotation

A succinct proverb notes that wealth and success ruin more men than hardship. It contrasts the corrosive effects of easy fortune with the harsher tests of misfortune.

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