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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1931
Page
5
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a remedy for La Grippe and Flu with a simple cold starting throat soreness. It recommends gargling three times daily and rub-on chest relief, claiming quicker break up of the cold and prevention of dangerous cases, noting 35c at all dealers.
Angela Halliday returns with guests to Bakersville and discovers her husband caring for a state ward child. Halliday proposes to shelter the girl while Angela questions the arrangement, insisting the child be sent back. The moment reveals tensions between Angela and Jim over guardianship and household control as visitors observe.
A Birchtown Quebec testimonial claims Vegetable Compound, Blood Medicine, and Liver Pills improved a woman’s nerves appetite and energy. She notes care of farm duties and home tasks and invites letters from other women seeking information.
Halliday arrives with Angela and guests as Martha cries after her kitten is hurt. In a tense scene, Halliday pleads for help from Mrs. Hastings to rearrange rooms and care for Martha while calm is restored. The ward nurse will be summoned to manage the temporary upheaval.
An advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for croup sore throat chest earache rheumatic pains cuts bruises and sprains. It claims fast relief and widespread adoption as a staple in family medicine chests with thousands of users.
Canadians flock to the United States despite Canadian consuls visa limits. In January 867 Canadians emigrated to the United States while 157 Americans returned to Canada. Among the January departures 197 aliens from Canada were deported.
An analysis argues optimism is warranted as Canada holds more than two billion dollars in savings bank deposits. The key to economic improvement is moving these funds into active circulation to spur business activity.
A letter from a large convent of fifteen sisters praises Kruschen Salts as the best remedy for rheumatism. The writers claim the six mineral salts act on the blood to neutralize uric acid, restore elimination, and prevent poisons that harm health.
An advertisement promotes a free trial of Kruschen by offering a GIANT package at 75c and a trial bottle to test the product. If not convinced, the druggist can return the full price, with the regular bottle remaining usable. Manufactured by E Griffiths Hughes Ltd in Manchester and imported by McGillivray Bros in Toronto.
H T Weiner secretary treasurer and former judge told the Canadian Seed Growers Association that vanishing creams varnish and similar materials will not be tolerated in the 1932 World's Grain Exhibition at Regina. He warned exhibitors against artificial aids to improve kernel appearance, saying such practices would harm the show.
A Philadelphia doctor says baldness cannot be cured once present and the piece praises baldness, the bald eagle, and bald heads as signs of civilization. It then extols Miller’s Worm Powders as pleasant to take, noting occasional vomiting but claiming cleansing power and reliability to expel worms.
An editorial in the Daily Express praised the BBC for elevating music appreciation in Great Britain. It argues orchestras are improving from scratch status as prominent conductors and players align with the belief that quality music nurtures the human soul, prompting a blossoming artistic scene.
A pair flees from a mother grizzly and her cub as flames threaten their plane. Scottie and I fight fuelled fire after the gas tank explodes, then set a camp fire to endure a cold night while bears circle in the darkness. The tale ends with a cliffhanger as danger grows.
Prof. John Garstang, excavating Jericho, reports signs of a great conflagration contemporaneous with the city wall destruction. Storerooms for grain and supplies were found in the interior, their contents burned to cinders.
Worms in children risk convulsions and death if untreated. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator offers protection against these distressing afflictions.
A physician urges a small life adjustment for a man who would prefer a roll of bills. Barley is believed to be the earliest grain domesticated by humans.
A collection of quotations emphasizing humility as the core virtue. Verses from 1 Peter, Thomas Moore, Richard Chenevix Trench, and Feist urge the soul to wear humility as a daily garment, choosing lowliness over all else to taste life’s sweetness.
A concise philosophical note ponders how a nebula star moving at 7200 miles per second appears no closer to space’s edge after a million years. It questions the limits of mathematical explanation in describing cosmic motion.
A nutrition expert from the Iowa child welfare research station states that there is no such thing as a non hungry child if the child is normal, framing hunger as a universal condition among healthy youngsters.
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