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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
7
Helmi Dor an confronts a Bannerman magistrate over a forged or missing marriage record. The Finn woman shows her marriage certificate and seeks the real record, while a wolfish crowd and the river town menace her with memory and doubt.
Mrs Neal Pewser of Minesing Ontario credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after three months of weakness. She recounts being carried to bed by her husband, gradual recovery after three bottles, and ongoing use for bearing down pains. She invites inquiries about the remedy.
A fragment describes tea preservation, noting moisture proof and aluminum containers used by planters to keep tea fresh. Col Blackwood appears in a scene with a newspaper from a faded issue, then declares intent to reveal something, hinting at a continuing story.
Flin Flon Mines Ltd expects steady production of copper zinc and gold at the Flin Flon mine by fall 1930. VP R. E. Phelan projects a $10 million mining plant and smelter, 3,000 ton daily mill capacity, and a 1,000 to 1,200 worker town of about 6,000 in Manitoba. A rail link to the mine by winter 1928 and all year round transport by 1929 are planned, with heavy equipment arriving that year.
An overview notes Joseph Stalin born 1879, with alternate birth name claims. It says he rules via the army and Cheka and that the party machine crushes anti Stalin voices, while he imports a Caucasian brigade for personal security and Georgian brigands vow loyalty to a Russian conqueror.
A Toronto physician Dr. L. E. Harriman in the Western hospital research department reports a new treatment for pyorrhea with promising potential for a cure. If validated, it could rival insulin’s impact on diabetes and spare many from tooth loss and related illnesses.
Captain J. E. Bernier says the Canadian aviators Lewis and Terry endured a notable accident that spotlighted government Arctic efforts and a route to Europe. He calls for a radio direction finder on Button Islands and trusts the Eskimo for guidance amid the voyage. Two American towns are named after Rudyard Kipling.
Dr Max Winkler reports for the Foreign Policy Association that combined U S investment abroad reaches about 25 6 billion, surpassing Britain's peak. Exclusive of political obligations US foreign securities total 14 5 billion with Europe the largest regional holding at about 4 327 billion.
A Canadian March pattern of bright but cold days endangers infants by confinement indoors in overheated rooms. To prevent colds and regulate digestion, use Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Development work near Usk British Columbia discloses five parallel tunnels about 30 feet apart showing free gold. Veins run two to four feet wide. Also notes a schooner described as a fore and aft rigged vessel with two to seven masts in historical context.
A brief humorous note states a man’s temper improves the more he doesn’t use it, implying restraint on fishing trips with Minard’s.
A weekly devotional note emphasizes small acts of kindness. It quotes Headiey and Sir Humphrey Davy to urge readers to lighten others’ loads through everyday smiles and habitual acts of care.
Over the past year Alberta issued 72 364 auto licenses with 9 961 in Calgary and 8 517 in Edmonton. Officials expect this year's totals to surpass last year. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator claims safe, mild worm removal without harming the child.
The Mandy mine in Northern Manitoba, once shipping large quantities of 20 percent copper ore to the Denver smelter during the war, is being reopened. The project aims to resume copper production and bolster regional mining activity.
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