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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

3

Ocean terminal opens at Ogden Point B C

World happenings brief notes the opening of a new ocean terminal at Ogden Point in British Columbia on August 1 for shipping. Other items cover military marches toward Ottawa, hurricane risk in Jamaica Costa Rica, White Star and Canadian Pacific offices reopening in Moscow, a fire destroying lumber and houses in Ontario, a Polish cabinet, a bull injuring a boy in Quebec, and torpedo plane testing followed by questions about teacher exchanges, plus Alberta's grasshopper fight costs and poison mix.

Measuring Electricity Like Water Flow

The article explains electricity by comparing it to water flow. It describes amperes as flow rate and volts as pressure, with work calculated as amperes times volts in watts. It notes kilowatts equal horsepower, lamp wattage, and ohms as resistance in wires.

Durable Roman Roads Compared With Modern Highways

A third century English road from Dover to London to York and Newcastle is praised for its solid foundation and asphalt-ready surface. A Hertfordshire excavation shows Watling Street remains firm and durable, inspiring faith in honest, productive work across ages.

England Dover London York Newcastle Chester Carlisle Hertfordshire Watling Street Disu&se

Humorous tale of exchange rates in Europe

An English traveler in Europe experiences wild currency swings. In the Austrian Tyrol he pays 509 crowns for wine and later sells the bottle at the Swiss border, turning it into 200 crowns profit after a fifty centime coin is worth 700 crowns.

Germany Switzerland Austrian Tyrol

Twine Use by U S Post Office Surpasses Earth Rings

The United States post office consumes a vast amount of twine each year, totaling 00,000 miles and enough to circle the globe thirty times. An unrelated remark on elephant recovery ends this fragment.

United States Post Office

Prairie Grazing Rules Guide Dominion Forest Reserves

About one hundred thousand head of livestock including cattle horses and sheep graze prairie reserves seasonally under regulated rules to ensure fair access for stock owners and to maximize pasture use without overgrazing or damage.

Prairie Provinces Dominion Forest

Pink Pills Promised To Tame Neuralgia Through Blood Boost

An early 20th century remedy advertisement claims neuralgia stems from blood starvation and that Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich the blood to nourish nerves. It cites Miss Carrie V Fletcher of Raynerscliffe Ontario, praising recovery and recommends purchasing at 50 cents per box or six for $2.59 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Saskatchewan Coal Shipments Steady at Bienfait Mines

Bienfait Saskatchewan coal mines maintain weekly shipments above 2,000 tons with 56 cars leaving the area last week carrying 2,146 tons. Five collieries employ a total of 165 men.

Bienfait Sask

Cold in the head and illiteracy demographics noted

An advertisement extols Hall’s Catarrh Medicine to prevent recurrent colds and restore mucous surfaces by acting through the blood. The piece also cites 1920 New York literacy figures, listing 425,022 adults unable to write in any language and 281,121 illiterates in New York City, with 270,788 foreign-born whites.

Hall B. J. Caeney & Co Toledo Obie New York New York City

Asthma Remedy Promises Cure and Relief

Claim asserts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy cures asthma after years of relief for stubborn cases. Believers report comfort, peace of mind, and sound sleep returning with its use. Druggists can supply the remedy.

Biscuit Dispute Echoes at Family Table

The exchange centers on a young husband praising biscuits. His mother questions the praise while the bride fetches more from the kitchen. He clarifies that he did not call them fine, only that he must say so.

Minards Liniment for Burns and Sweden’s Education

The item notes Minard’s Liniment for burns and asserts Sweden as a land of enlightenment with compulsory education.

Minard Burns Sweden

Elegant three piece suit described in crepe and wool

A tresaine three piece suit features heater and canton crepe with slender lines. Tan wool forms the embroidered motif while the unique collar is faced with crepe, offering a refined, fashion forward look.

Mothers Value This Oil for Croup Treatment

Mothers who know how sudden croup can seize children keep Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil at hand for prompt relief. Experience shows this preparation is excellent for treating this ailment and its varied uses render it a valuable medicine.

Thomas

Saskatchewan Butter Exports Move to Great Britain

A Saskatoon Cooperative Creameries representative reports bulk butter exports from Regina to Great Britain. Between 25 and 30 carloads are planned to depart Regina this year with four cars already en route to the Atlantic coast.

Britain Saskatchewan Co-operative Creameries Europe Regina Great Britain British Isles Atlantic Coast

Most Traveled Woman Charlotte Cameron Tours the World

Mrs. Charlotte Cameron of Edinburgh is named the most traveled woman by the Royal Geographical Society. She recently returned from the South Sea Islands after a long journey. In 1910 she covered 10,000 miles in South Africa and later circumnavigated the continent. She spent wartime years in Alaska and has spent the last three years in South America Australia and the South Seas.

Charlotte Cameron Edinburgh South Sea Islands Cameron South Africa Alaska South America Australia South Seas

Holloway’s Corn Remover vs Paring Corns

A reader deems paring corns risky and ineffective and endorses Holloway's Corn Remover to erase them completely.

Holloway

Coin for League of Nations Standard Coin Introduced

The League of Nations adopts a single octagonal coin of .3225805 gram gold 90 percent fine worth .1925 dollars as a standard for all calculations. The coin bears S.d.N.1921 and will be minted only for standards, not circulation.

League of Nations S.d.n.1921 Societe Des Nations

Water freezes nightly in Alto Crucero Bolivia year round

In Alto Crucero Bolivia water freezes every night of the year while at noon the sun can blister the fleah.

Alto Crucero Bolivia

Hero Newfoundland dog hailed for saving ninety two lives

A dog named Hero owned by Wm. Orm of St. John New Brunswick received a decorative collar and cross from the Starry Cross of Philadelphia for saving ninety two lives in the December wreck of steamship Ethic off Newfoundland. Mayor McLellan exempted Hero from the local dog tax.

St. John N.B Wm. Orm Newfoundland Philadelphia McLellan

Premier birth origins of Canadian premiers noted

The Toronto Star notes that Premier Oliver of British Columbia stems from Derbyshire, Premier Greenwood of Alberta from Lincolnshire, Premier Dunning of Saskatchewan from Leicestershire, while Manitoba’s premier hails from Ontario. The piece argues western premierships should not be monopolized.

Oliver British Columbia Derbyshire Greenwood Alberta Lincolnshire Dunning Saskatchewan Leicestershire Manitoba Ontario Toronto Star

McMurray Tar Sands Shipment Sent to Britain for Tests

A McMurray tar sands car shipped to Swansea Wales after 18 months of research by General Lind and chemists in London. Tests and extraction processes studied in France and Germany aim to advance oil recovery. Alcohol expected to replace gasoline as motor fuel in a few years.

McMurray Swansea Wales General Lindsay London Eng England France Germany

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MAGIG Wai AI A Canada Ogden Point B.C Frank Riley Ottawa Jamaica Rica White Star and Canadian Pacific Railway Moscow Trout Lake North Bay Julian Nowas University of Cracow Austen Reed Waterville Que British Air Ministry House of Commons Dominions George Hoadley America West Path St U.S.A Cook Vreliadis Bodia Aree Cas Tgoge Medicine CO Toronto Wade Wrought Iron Range Co of Canada, Limited King St W Petries N. U Rency Charles Baker Gallipoli Gandrut Berkeley Loose Who Itter U.S California Wrigley Eer UR Mars Aya
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