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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1930
Page
7
When sour stomach strikes two hours after meals, stomach nerves are over stimulated and excess acid forms. Neutralize with an alkali. Phillips Milk of Magnesia, tasteless in water, has stood with physicians for 50 years as a quick, effective remedy. Use the genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by doctors.
Grandma Davis frets over Charmian's manners and social class while Charmian plans a night out with Mrs. Merry. Jim Bennett assists with supper, delivering a quiet hint of tension about finances, future hopes, and Charmian's potential as a poet within Wickfield social circles.
A reader recalls a church visit where a woman tipped two dollars for cake while the bill was a dollar fifty. She refused the change and bought Charmian's fudge and cookies for the household. Rumor hints at fireworks on the common after supper, with Mrs. Merry noting the idea and a desire to see them.
F R Clarke of Montreal’s Protestant employment bureau split job applicants by initials A to L and M to Z to balance demand. Despite equal initial numbers, M to Z dwindled as workers found steady jobs while A to L remained stationary, prompting a switch of days.
Travellers Insurance Company figures from thirty seven states show about 31,000 people killed by automobiles last year, up more than eleven percent from 1928. Bulletin notes at least two of every 10,000 Americans died, with 200 injured per 10,000 and 60 seriously hurt.
A Baltimore advertisement touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as guarding children against convulsions and death from worms if treated early.
The Department of National Defence in Ottawa announces the perpetuation of the 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion CE.F. by the Manitoba Mounted Rifles and the Saskatchewan Mounted Rifles. This official action preserves battle honors and lineage.
Paris officials face a rare case of a man with both forearms amputated seeking a license. M Lautus, a central France school teacher, demonstrates capable driving with artificial limbs and on-street tests, but higher authorities must still grant permission. He also changes a wheel under test, showing practical skill.
John Dewey argues that pervasive insecurity shapes all ranks from farmers to laborers. He links stock market volatility to a blind hope for escape and warns that mental stability falters while economic foundations remain unsettled.
An advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg’s asthma remedy as a lifesaving aid for sufferers claiming it gives new life and hope. It asserts the remedy is proven and widely trusted by thousands seeking relief from asthma.
Within the next 50 years eight in ten people are expected to wear spectacles, according to eye specialists. The projection highlights growing vision correction needs and rising global demand for eyewear as populations age and screen use increases.
A clever inventor is promised a fortune for creating a lifeboat capable of floating on a sea of trouble. The prompt hints at a bold nautical innovation with high stakes and potential rewards. The exact specifications and proposer are not disclosed in the fragment.
A brief devotional item emphasizes active faith through prayer and work. Quoting James 2 24 it warns against passivity and urges both prayer for blessings and personal effort to realize them. The piece invokes Roswell Dwight Hitchcock to frame prayer and work as two poles of a single duty.
A simple at home remedy for infant colds promotes relief of congestion and distress. Baby's Own Tablets claim to soothe fretfulness, aid convalescence, relieve indigestion and colic, and ease teething with no narcotics. Sold by dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Anton Heinen wartime commander of German Zeppelins leads a project to build a fool proof family blimp costing $1000. The craft is to reach 95 feet in length, travel at 75 mph and use non-inflammable gas for inflation.
The citizens of Monaco pay no taxes under a policy that relies entirely on Monte Carlo casino revenue. All mines in Turkey are owned by the government.
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