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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
2
The article argues crime stems from a mix of causes led by disrespect for law, but roots lie in lax home training. It links U S influences to Canadian concerns, cites Loeb and Leopold, and urges parents to model honesty and honor. It critiques war, prohibition, and societal hypocrisy shaping youth values.
Delegates at the American Bar Association convention in Sulgrave Manor England presented valuable Washington relics. Items include Washington saddle bags and a liquor chest from the Revolutionary War era given by Colonel Wailer Scott of New York, a March 4 1606 parchment deed transferring Sulgrave property to the Makepeaces, and a coffin handle from Washingtons first burial coffin donated by Joseph G Butler Jr of Youngstown Ohio. The New York branch of the Daughters of the American Revolution also contributed a sick flag of the Sulgrave Institute of America.
The Saskatchewan Livestock Board approved a split exhibition plan with Western Stock going to Toronto and Ottawa while some stock travels to Guelph. They debated Chicago International versus Canadian shows and set Saskatoon sales for Oct 27 and Regina sales for Oct 30. A transportation committee was appointed to decide shipment to eastern shows.
A Florida man announced his wish to donate his skin after death to friends for use in book binding and preservation, outlining the unusual bequest and its intended social circle.
A report notes that Pagtish and American fiction writers enjoy greater popularity in Russia than native authors. The trend highlights foreign literary influence amid shifting reader tastes and publishing dynamics.
Howard Smithbury the Provincial Trade Commissioner expects an early favorable Ottawa report on Alberta cereal straw pulp samples. Alberta straw has proven economical and satisfactory for paper making, with financiers ready to back the venture and release timber from destruction, as a market for the product nears.
An advertisement claims Putnam’s Corn Extractor removes corns completely with no trace left. It emphasizes rapid relief and urges readers to refuse substitutes, noting the product is available at all dealers. The copy links marriage day romance to corn relief and urges consumer trust in the branded remedy.
The British Special Service Squadron arrived at Halifax as the city marked its 175th anniversary since Lord Cornwallis founded Halifax in 1749 with 2 000 pioneers. A replica of Cornwallis battleship the Sphinx sailed by the Hood and opened a pageant reenacting the landings on the northeast arm shores.
Summer months bring quick onset of cholera infantum colic diarrhoea and dysentery in infants. Mothers should prevent or banish illness promptly. Baby's Own Tablets claim to regulate stomach and bowels and be absolutely safe sold by dealers or mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The air ministry issues agreed rules by Britain Belgium and the Netherlands to minimize aircraft collision risk. Pilots should keep to the right of the straight departure arrival line when safe, stay below cloud base to remain visible, and maintain 300 metres left when on official routes. Cross routes at right angles when possible and as conditions permit. Scalds burns remedy Dr Thomas Electric Oil is promoted for burns cuts bruises and sprains with home use benefits.
The Bureau of Statistics reports Canada produced 86,881,537 pounds of copper in 1923 valued at 12,529,186 dollars. Ontario and British Columbia produced 31,656,800 pounds worth 4,565,227 dollars and 55,224,737 pounds worth 7,963,186 dollars respectively.
Red-haired individuals typically have around 30 000 hairs on the scalp while fair-haired people average 150 000 to 169 900 hairs and dark-haired individuals about 105 009. The text notes redheads are less prone to baldness.
The Hartford Courant notes funny and odd entries in New York state vital statistics reports. Causes include Celerymor bis and death by own action with phrases like Early rising and marriage and Serving God and living with her husband and children.
Advertises Clark Dishes and ready to serve Clark foods to beat heat in summer. Encourages frequent use of Clarks Soups Beans Canadian Roil ed Dinner and other Clark Dishes to save cooking time. Ends with slogan Let the Clark Kitchens help you.
The Los Angeles Traffic Commission released figures showing LA as the nation’s most congested area. The study reports 425,572 autos in Los Angeles County representing 34 percent of US registrations, 210,000 cars entering the congested district daily, and Adams and Figueroa Streets as the heaviest US intersection with 69,797 vehicles in 11.5 hours.
The British House of Commons approved a postmaster general Vernon Hartshorn Marconi Company plan for a beam wireless station in Great Britain to communicate with Canada. He said Australia and South Africa were to follow with similar stations, and that if government takes over after 12 months the service would be profitable. He urged construction to begin soon after ratification.
Three Fijian chiefs were received by the King at Buckingham Palace and presented him with a set of whales teeth. The gesture underscored diplomatic relations during the royal audience.
A single crow consumes 85 May beetles 72 wireworms and 123 grasshoppers within an hour, illustrating remarkable feeding efficiency and prey variety observed in a brief study.
Harry Granfield of 153 Harvey Street Toronto reports relief from years of indigestion nerves and fatigue after taking Tanlac He says his appetite improved sleep restored and energy returned He endorses Tanlac as a strong medicine with over 40 million bottles sold Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are available from pharmacists
Naval expert Lukashevich warns in the Soviet press that seasickness hinders long distance cruising for the Red Fleet. He cites 80 percent disability among crews in the Caspian during the Civil War and notes current crews are mostly young factory workers untested at sea.
A medical advertisement touts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a transformative treatment that delivers rapid relief from asthma and promises permanent relief with persistent use, urging readers not to take substitutes.
Gold production in Northern Ontario for the first six months totaled 11,750,990 dollars. Income from investments bonds bank deposits and premiums on gold sold for New York funds pushed total mine income for the half year well above 12,000,000.
Miss K L Woodlegh a totally blind 21 year old girl earned her M A degree from McGill University this year. She finished high school at 16 and earned highest honors in history at the university. She intends to continue studies at Oxford.
Oberammergau torn between Lang supporters and critics after Anton Lang and companions went to the United States. Anti Lang faction accuses the trip of commercializing the Passion Play and harming finances, threatening sabotage of the 1923 production. Lang remains aloof, denying the charges and defending the play.
A close-woven white fence placed at curve approaches and bridge approaches offers superior protection compared with stone walls or wooden rails. It provides strength and resiliency. a car cannot break through it and, at reasonable speed, neither the vehicle nor the fence sustains injury.
A historical ad extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for neuralgia and back pain. It promises relief after rubbing in and a soothing sense of ease, suggesting a trial will prove its efficacy.
Bark from logs used in pulp production is dumped into rivers by many firms. A Sault Ste Marie company has developed a machine to treat the bark and use it as the sole fuel for heating steam boilers, replacing coal or oil.
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