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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1928
Page
2
After sour stomachs from overeating, Phillips Milk of Magnesia is advised as a tasteless, fast acting neutralizer of excess stomach acid. A trusted remedy prescribed by physicians for 50 years, it neutralizes acid quickly and safely.
W A Irwin highlights losses from rust in Western Canada and the Winnipeg Dominion Foust Laboratory efforts. Baileys group has produced several resistant lines, aiming for yield and baking quality alongside rust resistance, with the government funding about 50 thousand dollars yearly and urgent calls to retain researchers.
A farmer, Maurice Rebetok, was ploughing near Lolvre when a buried six inch shell exploded, killing four horses and injuring him. The next day a Polish farm hand sparked another shell by tossing it into the air, which exploded and killed him.
A 300 year old tale explains how a Frenchman sewn the bag into his garment, creating the first trousers pocket to secure valuables. It notes how thieves once slipped behind to slit the string and steal, prompting the innovation.
In nine months 150000 persons have visited the health spas of Czzecho-Slovakia. The figure marks a new record for health resorts in the country.
At the annual meeting of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association the Edmonton area was chosen for the convention in July with side trips to Banff and Jasper. The Toronto head office manager position remains vacant and a western delegate hopes S. J. Dornan will accept, though he has not agreed to leave the west.
A promotional claim claims rheumatic pains stem from thin blood and that Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich and purify blood to build strength. Testimony from Jos A Tully of Bobcaygeon Ontario describes severe arthritis improved after a few weeks, with continued benefit after returning to work. Pills available 50c a box via medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Population of Saskatchewan on June 1 1926 was 820 733 up 63 228 since 1921. Males exceed females by 72 138. Rural population 578 206 vs urban 242 532. Seven cities 80 towns 260 villages included. Regina 37 329 Saskatoon 31 234 Moose Jaw 19 039. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as cure for cough cold sore throat sprain and cuts.
The operation of the National Parks of Canada as game sanctuaries shows sanctuary concepts as the most effective approach to revive native animals once believed extinct.
Louis Jobin the Quebec wood carver known as the originator of the cigar store Indian died at age 86. He lived near the shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre and drew tourists to his studio. His best known work is Our Lady of the Saguenay, a 25 foot high statue at Cape Trinity.
United States Biological Survey notes two black headed gulls crossed from Germany to Newfoundland after being released in England. A Lab Labrador banded Arctic tern reached France dead on recovery. Canada summer birds winter in Argentina and Chile. The mystery remains how birds know to cross oceans without instruments or maps.
Peel oranges and dice the pulp. Cut pineapple into four inch pieces. Place into cocktail glasses and add pineapple juice. Sprinkle with finely minced cherries for a mint flavored drink.
Report notes two Canadians may accompany Commander Richard E. Byrd on the Antarctic voyage next fall. Dr. L. D. Livingstone of Ottawa and Inspector A. H. Joy of the RCMP, both with Arctic experience, are mentioned as potential members though no firm arrangements have been finalized.
Mild soft cheese and bread crumb bake with eggs and milk. Layer cheese and crumbs in a buttered dish, repeat, then pour a milk egg mix over. Bake in hot water for about 35 minutes and serve immediately.
A historical notice urges mothers to use Mother Graves Worms exterminator to guard children from convulsions and death caused by worms when not treated.
Advertisers claim Holloway's Corn Remover relieves discomfort and promises strong results. The product is touted to work with a notable effect and is presented as a reliable remedy for troublesome corns.
A former hobo who repented sent a letter to Edmonton CN railway official Joseph Madill claiming God is at the head of the Canadian National Railway. He attached a payment of 7.59 dollars to settle a past travel debt and asked for forgiveness. The note referenced his rides from Drumheller to Big Valley and Munson on trains and framed the payment as owed to God and the railway.
The world automobile speed record was surpassed by a Scotsman who proved that steady effort can yield rapid results. The phrase patient plodders reflects the surprise at a swift breakthrough from a persistent, methodical racer.
Scientists record an earthquake wave moving across the Pacific at six miles per four minutes, illustrating rapid transoceanic propagation.
An ad promotes Diamond Dyes offering a fifteen cent envelope that duplicates delicate tints on lingerie and fabrics. It claims true dyes work over old colors on any material and advises against synthetic tints. free cyclopedia and color samples are available from Diamond Dyes in Windsor Ontario.
May Lose Prestige John Millar asks if Britain raised complaints about Canadian grain quality. James Malcolm replies Liverpool Corn Exchange letter notes grades lower over past two years. Cause unclear but warned prestige of Canadian grain could suffer if standards slip.
Testimonials praise Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for respiratory disorders. Readers are urged to try the remedy and expect relief as it allays bronchial inflammation and improves breathing.
A fire erupted in a tower of the Tower of London and was quickly put out within minutes. No injuries were reported, and authorities investigated the cause.
A man often refers to himself as an idiot yet grows angry if others share the self insult. The tendency hints at a fragile ego and possible insecurity about self worth.
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