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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
7
An ad touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cure for anaemia and paleness caused by low blood oxygen. It claims pills of Mandrake and Butternut restore richness of blood, improve appetite and sleep, and guarantees by the doctor. Boxes priced at 25 cents.
Sir Anthony and Tom discuss the Comlyn case as Kenyon delays returning. Morgan and Miss Comlyn face a noon wedding tied to radium rights. Tony learns of the motive and contemplates joining the plot, while Kenyon bets on gathering evidence in London.
An article notes new hinged roof feeders for hogs with adjustable slides for coarse or fine feed. It follows a narrative passage where Tony confronts Morgan, plots unfold about a murder, a church wedding, and a tense exchange at the Court and beach setting. Morgan’s arrogance clashes with Tony’s vow to reveal secrets.
Weekly working drawings of buildings shown on this page may be obtained from the Editor for $5 per set. The design may also be secured through the local lumber dealer if he belongs to the Western Lumbermen's Association.
The Fargo Courier forecasts a strong year for construction nationwide if labor disputes are avoided. Steel price stabilization and North Dakota’s new home building law, with wholesale materials and deferred payments, position Fargo to lead the rebound as the first home builders’ association forms and aims to ease housing shortages.
Sir Anthony leaves Camlyn Court to pressure Jasper Morgan and prevent Hever’s vengeance. He plans to visit Laurence Clegg the curate to verify a boy’s tale and then head to Hever’s beach stronghold as night approaches. Mrs Trevose greets him with curious suspicion in the village.
Pittsburgh woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending long standing backache and headaches after her husband bought three bottles. The testimonial urges others with weakness, displacements, inflammation, irregularities or nervousness to try the remedy and contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for information.
A. Stevenson of Edmonton reports thirty White Leghorn hens produced 564 eggs in February selling for 35.25 with food costs 5.20 yielding a net profit of 30.05. January and February total 1,118 eggs. Hens may be kept profitably despite cold weather as new broods begin February 11 and March 4.
The Polish chamber of deputies approved a treaty of alliance with the entente powers amid enthusiasm. Members of the inter allied commission to Poland attended the session and thanked the chamber at its conclusion.
A reader urges adding to last week’s Well Wishers letter a note on paint protection for both residential and business areas. Properly applied paint forms a wind and water resistant film that preserving lumber against sun and rain and reduces warping and cracking.
A call favors new homes but warns against demolishing every second house for lack of exterior upkeep. It urges balanced housing policy preserving existing charm while encouraging modern development.
London report via Reuter states Canada signed a credit agreement with Romania to allow purchases of essential materials and manufactured goods for reconstruction. Canada will also supply seed grain and agricultural implements to Romania.
A local proverb elevates luck of a mule owner whose animal reportedly never kicks, reflecting a witty rural saying about even tempered livestock and owner fortune.
An advertisement extols nature as a cure for many illnesses and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. It claims animals seek vegetation when ill and urges readers to use the pills to relieve constipation and cleanse the system, citing Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N Y.
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