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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 24, 1925

Page

2

Dust and Germs in Carpets and Car Cushions Warn of Health Risk

Dr. Allen Rogers of Pratt Institute warns technicians that dust and germs reside in carpets, furniture, and upholstered car cushions. He urges vacuuming, antiseptic cleaning, sun exposure, fumigation for contagions, and antiseptic washes to combat the germ threat in homes and autos.

Sayls Literary Digest Allen Rogers Pratt Institute Society of Chemical Industry Medical Digest Philadelphia Rogers

BC Paper Mills Sees Expanded Markets For BC Paper

BC Paper Mills of British Columbia reports widening demand as it supplies Western Canada and Pacific coast states. Monthly shipments total 1,060 tons to Buenos Aires with orders recently sent to Havre France. Antwerp opens a market while the Canada Australia trade treaty boosts expected demand from a previously restricted market.

British Columbia Canada Pacific Coast Buenos Aires Havre France Antwerp

Reparations Burden Spurs Home Costs Says London Referee

London Referee argues that paying reparations from British funds is offset by imports from Germany. He notes the arrangement deprives domestic workers of jobs while Britain bears much of the cost.

Trail Riders Journey From Banff To Wapta Camp Starts

More than 100 riders from the Trail Riders of the Rockies began a horseback journey from Banff to Wapta Camp via Marble Canyon and Lake O'Hara. The ride commenced on August 8.

Trail Riders of the Rockies Banff Wapta Camp Marble Canyon Lake O'Hara

Patented Vehicular Extension Support for Scaffolding

A new American patent presents a platform on wheels to reach inaccessible elevations without scaffolding. The device can be raised or lowered, propelled by hand or electric power, and steered to any position. It collapses for compact storage and reduces building labor.

America

Credit Given to English Shoemaker for Early Dynamo Work

The article credits William Sturgeon, a long time English shoemaker, with the early success of dynamos motors and transformers. It notes his invention of the electromagnet and its role in modern electrical power machinery.

William Sturgeon England Sturgeon

Alberta dairy pool set to establish permanent organization

Officials say enough contracts signed to warrant a permanent Alberta dairy pool. The move aims to stabilize supply and pricing under a new provincial framework.

Alberta Provincial Dairy Pool

Oldest Attendee Aboard Reunion From New Zealand

Matthe Weber, possibly the oldest man at the Kitchener Old Boys Reunion, traveled from Otaki New Zealand to attend the celebration. He last visited Kitchener 62 years ago and heard of the event on radio while listening in. Born in Chicopee he now lives in New Zealand and remains in good health aside from deafness.

T Union Kitchener Ont Matthe Weber Otaki New Zealand Mr. Weber Chicopee

Joint Stiffness Relief Promises Universal Satisfaction

An early 20th century testimonial touts a liniment that quickly relieves joint stiffness and swelling and subdued pain, claiming broad efficacy across ailments. The ad-style note emphasizes universal satisfaction and compares rival products unfavorably.

Nerviline Offers Fast Relief for Pain and Inflammation

Nerviline penetrates to the core of swelling and stiffness providing immediate warmth and comfort. It claims superior pain relief for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and colds and suggests keeping a bottle on hand for minor ailments at 35 cents from dealers.

Ancient city ruins found by divers off Tunis coast

Divers report large stone buildings visible 30 feet below the Mediterranean surface off Tunis as archaeologists prepare to explore the submerged ancient city.

Surace Mediterranean Sea Tunis

When the Nerves Are Out of Gear

An Ontario mother credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health and vitality after nerves and nerves related fatigue left her worn and irritable. She notes the pills enriched her blood, boosted energy, and aided nursing after childbirth. The advertisement offers pills by mail or from dealers.

Dr. Williams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Will Likely Skirt Canadian Shore Line

The French aviators Francois Coli and Paul Tar a plan a non stop Paris to New York flight likely routing along the Atlantic coast of Canada. Their course may pass Cornwall England then Ireland before crossing to Newfoundland and skirting the Canadian shore toward New York.

Paris New York Francois Coli Paul Tarase Atlantic Canada Cornwall England Ireland Newfoundland

Danzig Claims Wealth From Real Estate Holdings

Danzig prides itself as one of Europe's wealthiest cities with wealth rooted in land. Two thirds of the city’s ground is municipally owned, highlighting the prominence of real estate in its prosperity.

Danzig

Hotel in Los Angeles Launders Coins as Guest Change

A Los Angeles hotel reportedly washes all coins before returning them to guests as change. The practice aims to sanitize currency and preserve the establishment’s ingredients, including claims about Minaci’s ointment kept in the house.

Los Angeles California

Indian Learned In Ancient Love Man Brought To New Orleans

Tulane University hosts Lazaro a Maya region native described by archaeologist Franz Blom as a premier exhibit. Blom and assistant Oliver Farge return from a six month Maya Central American expedition with 24 ruins and 72 Maya monuments. Lazaro may aid study of Maya herb lore. The report also notes worm remedies and infant worm infections with claims of Miller's Worm Powders restoring digestion and organs.

Lazaro Tulane University New Orleans Franz Blom Tulane Mr. Blom Oliver Farge Saramacela Lazaro Wo Blom

Birth Rate Declines Across England and Wales

Births in the quarter ended June 20 reached 186 000, the lowest second quarter total since 1917 and 1919. Deaths fell to 113 000 in the same period, while infant mortality stood at 66 per 1 000 births, a new low for a second quarter. The Pas mills expect to cut 50 000 000 feet this season as lumber demand rises.

England Wales Pas. Man R. W. McKinnon Manitoba Territory

New Animal Welfare Shot Gun Invented in Paris

Mine Simons of Paris founder of the League for the Protection of Animals announces a new weapon to slaughter cattle painlessly. A gun dart is fired into the brain and death is said to be instantaneous and painless.

Simons Paris The League For the Protection of Animals

Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Halifax Nurse

A Halifax maternity nurse praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic and aid for women with ailments. She offers to send copies of two small books on women’s ailments and will answer letters from readers. A Dublin Ontario reader also reports relief from weakness irregularity headaches and sleep problems after using the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Halifax Nova Scotia England S. M. CoLteman Uniacke Street Dublin Ontario James Racio

Maoris Greet Empire Press Delegates in Rotorua

Empire Press Union delegates headed to Australia for the Imperial Press conference are greeted in Rotorua by Arawa Maoris. The chief in feather costume welcomes them and emphasizes Maori loyalty to the King and country. Sir Frank Hillyard Newnes and J. H. Woods promise to publish views of New Zealand’s wonders to the world.

Empire Press Union Australia New Zealand Rotorua Dominion Frank Hillyard Newnes George Newnes, Ltd London J. H. Woods Calgary Herald Frank Newes British Empire la Wish Truth and Justice

Deserts Orange Custard and Caramel Custard Recipe

Recipes describe making orange custard from Borden's St Charles Milk with hot water cornstarch eggs and citrus juices. The method includes thickening ladling into cups, then a caramel custard from melted amber sugar with milk eggs salt and vanilla baked in custard cups.

Borden St. Charles Borden’s

Viscount Allenby Linked to Canada Post as Possible Governor General

Rumor ties Viscount Allenby to succeeding Lord Byng as governor general of Canada. His career includes service with the Old Contemptibles under Lord French, command of the Fifth Army Corps at Second Ypres, and leadership of the 1917 Palestine campaign. Canadian morale and history are cited amid prophecies and regional lore surrounding his name.

Viscount Allenby Lord Byng of Vimy Canada Lord French Ypres Palestine Allah-Nebi Prophet God Nile Jerusalm

Long Drives Without Gas Or Tires Recalled In Vintage Tips

A bygone note suggests using a basket of grub under a vehicle seat and tying oats to the axle to travel long distances without refueling or spare tires. Muscular rheumatism relief comes from brisk Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil rubs until comfort returns. The world’s deepest gas well in Pennsylvania reached 7,428 feet with output near 500 000 cubic feet daily.

Vancouver Thomas Pennsylvania

Record tourist surge in Canadian Rockies parks

The parks branch of the Department of the Interior reports the largest influx of visitors to Canada’s National Parks in the Rocky Mountains. Rail and automobile travel drive record numbers, with 1924 figures expected to far surpass 1923.

National Parks of Canada Rocky Mountains Parks Branch Department of the Interior

Dr Kellogg Asthma Remedy Demonstrated

Choking and asthma relief are claimed for Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. The advertisement touts a healing smoke that penetrates passages and provides relief, backed by years of success and wide use among sufferers.

Dominion without a Dominion flag raised in Pacific view

The Toronto Globe questions Canada’s ascent to Dominion status in Australia and New Zealand while noting the continued display of the Union Jack, described as a flag that endured a thousand years of battles and winds.

Canada Australia New Zealand Dominion The Toronto Globe

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B.C. Paper Mills Peter Germany Alberta Dairy Pool Fletcher Ktchener, Ont W. N. UO Tae Meade Rae Mexico New Zealand Empire Press Dominion of Ozes Lord Byng Cariners Tennesee Darwin Itiess the Borden Co, Limited Montreal Golog Concern Regina Caron Caron Brothers Udbury Woollen Mills Sudbury Cis Minard
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