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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement claims Dr Hamilton's Pills revitalizes the body by cleansing impurities, improving digestion, and boosting energy. It asserts users feel better overall, with enhanced looks and spirits, and links usefulness to liver and bowel health. Distributed by The Catarrhorone Co in Montreal.
In Winnipeg on July Sth 18 Mr Brown visits daily bringing magazines and chocolates. A trip to the Agricultural College and a teachers course in Agriculture and Domestic Science are planned before Mary and Miss Eliot join a future house party. Mrs Bingham speaks of winter plans in Carbon City and potential visits from Miss Eliot and Mary to the ranch.
Pimzie explores tide flats and rocks learning about Hermit Crabs and Sunfish. He observes battles over shells, recalls a New York shop window Japanese screen, and notes Sunfish or Panfish differences including headfish and moonfish naming. The scene contrasts peaceful sunlit activity with curious mischief and discovery. Copyright 1922.
The narrator plans to join Mrs. Bingham in Canada staying at a ranch twenty miles from Carbon City near Nowhere. They discuss life on the frontier with Indian Reserve nearby, meet Mr. Brown at Assiniboine Park, and joke about weight limits in a playful lovers lane teaser as the tale continues.
At Mount Wilson Observatory Dr. Albert A. Michelson of the University of Chicago conducts timing light experiments to measure velocity with unprecedented accuracy. The aim is to determine the fraction of time light takes to traverse twenty three miles between Mount Wilson and Mount Baldy in the Angeles forest reserve.
In Constantinople thousands of ownerless dogs plague streets posing a danger to pedestrians. Over 450 people receive treatment at the Pasteur Institute for dog bites as authorities launch a suppression campaign. Deemed humane, residents hesitate to euthanize the dogs and relocate many to barren Marmora Sea islands where they die of starvation.
A New York Herald observation notes coal shipped from Britain to U S ports as a reminder that natural resources not produced by human effort yield little benefit to mankind.
The Governments of Canada and the United States maintain geographic boards charged with ensuring authentic spellings of place names. They coordinate cross border standardization and publish approved spellings for maps, signs, and official records.
Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry praised after saving four children in Pennfield NB from severe diarrhoea and vomiting. The ad cites Toronto diarrhoea deaths and urges mothers to use the remedy at first sign of looseness of the bowels. Price 50 cents per bottle by The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
A kind man asks a crying tot why she cannot be good. The child answers she is a girl, prompting his puzzled reaction and a penny offer as silent instruction.
The column argues against claims of English sporting decadence caused by foreign teams. It praises England for teaching outdoor exercise and accepting evolving methods, stating foreign presence is a tribute to England's status and that other fields beyond sport must be conquered.
The ad asserts the medicine needs no testimonial beyond its own effects for coughs, colds, cuts, contusions, sprains, burns, and bodily pains. It claims wide general use due to proven efficacy without guarantees.
A street scene follows two Jews discussing a failed business in a western town. One laments bankruptcy after fire losses as the sign remains on the second story at 19 Main Street. He lists investments of fixtures stock and insured amounts, while the fire engine company occupies the lower floor and a swimming teacher the floor above.
Hon. Mr. Patullo British Columbia Minister of Lands became the first cabinet member to fly on official duty in a seaplane. He visited numerous points on Vancouver Island and the mainland coast, as seaplanes become an essential part of BC forest protection reducing travel time for senior officers.
The publisher of the best Farmer's paper in the Maritime Provinces writes that Minard's Liniment has withstood time and outlived many competitors. It has been an unfailing household remedy for as long as he can remember.
A sweeping claim notes that globally civilized societies reportedly use more than three million matches per minute. The statement emphasizes mass consumption of everyday fire-starting tools.
Miller's Worm Powders are a pleasant medicine for worm infested children and they will take it without objection. When directions are followed it will not injure a delicate child as there is nothing injurious in its composition. It will speedily rid a child of worms and restore health impaired by internal pests.
The King's Birthday Honors announce five new peers, fifteen baronets, and forty two knights. The list reflects ongoing royal recognition across titles and honors.
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