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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a mild laxative that keeps bowels active and the body healthy. It claims to prevent constipation, strengthens stomach muscles, aids digestion, cleanses blood, and improves complexion and spirits with a 25 cent price.
In a Belgrade shop, Ruggles offers twenty francs for shoes to a Chicago bound American in the Turkish theater area. The customer buys, but a sudden reaction from Darthea follows as they leave, with Miss Challand noting her niece's unusual agitation and need for air.
In a busy Walkeasy Shoe Company shop Darthea shows a flushed face dismissed as fever by Miss Challand. She thinks the air and exercise may be needed while the crowd’s scent and leather mingle in a warm, stuffy atmosphere.
Sunday in Paris finds Ruggles torn between church and a river walk with Miss Challand and Dorthea. A letter from Darther Westbrooke condemns his American shoe clerk status, forcing social distance and a planned afternoon meeting with Dorthea.
An advertisement touts the oldest simplest and safest cure for diarrhoea dysentery colic cramps and pains in the stomach summer complaint cholera morbus and related intestinal moves. It claims universal effectiveness and urges readers to obtain the remedy.
A Canada wide warning about imitations of Dr Fowler's Extract Of Wild Strawberry. The ad touts 74 years on the market, urges buyers to avoid no name substitutes, and promotes The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto as the manufacturer with a 35 cent price.
The scene follows Ruggles contemplating Darthea misjudging his status and his plan to explain his real trade. He visits Lorenz in Neuilly to learn why the Austrian clerk is moving, sensing underlying tensions about status and place.
The passage shows Lorenz muttering he will live with relatives as the scene ends. Neighbors complain about noise from pails and a racket while someone gathers belongings, hinting at a departure or relocation that will unfold in the next installment.
A London Paris night flight test shows wireless telephony used for ground to air and air to ground communication. The Handley Page aircraft maintained clear speech up to 50 miles, with signals reaching Kenley and Marquise, and a rapid convertible aeroplane set for voice or Morse signaling.
Sir George Perley, High Commissioner for Canada in London, returns to Ottawa and extols the English speaking peoples unity. He praises Canada's war effort, the sacrifice of Canadian women, and the brave troops, stressing gratitude and hope for lasting friendship between the United States and the British Empire.
A query about the number of people who allow their religion to influence business decisions. The statement asks for count or extent of such influence.
A fragment warns against doctors pressing medicines with cosmetic promises and cautions that the first stumble is ominous, suggesting a dangerous start to medical manipulation.
The article argues that improving farm homes, roads, schools, and churches is essential to sustain farming and national progress. It warns that neglecting rural life risks food security and civic strength, urging action behind farming as a valued national asset.
Marshal Foch paid a remarkable tribute to Field Marshal Haig after London awarded him the freedom city honor. He recalled late alliance and shared telegram urging continued energy and initiative to secure decisive front results. He urged honoring the dead in France as a pledge and memory.
The August 1 report from the fruit commissioner's branch notes gains outside Ontario with Nova Scotia estimated at 1,250,000 export barrels and 200,000 for local use, totaling about 1,500,900 barrels excluding evaporators and canneries. Okanagan Valley crops rise by roughly 30 percent from last year, contrary to earlier 25 percent forecasts.
The Toronto Globe notes that farmers and drovers held 37,718 of 109,374 motor vehicle licenses issued in 1918, showing farm ownership of cars. It recalls near earlier calls for farmers to reject expenditures on good roads as wasteful.
Forty six year old Mrs M Godden reports relief from heat flashes nervousness and backache during the change of life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says symptoms disappeared and she feels stronger. Letter offers advice from Pinkham Medicine Co with confidential help.
Semi official Polish sources say troops under General Gregorieff surrounded and massacred Jews in the Odessa Jewish quarter for three days and nights. The Jewish community across Ukraine and Bessarabia declared a fourteen day mourning period.
The advertisement states only tablets bearing the Bayer Cross are genuine Aspirin and warns against acid imitations. It notes Aspirin is produced in Canada by Canadians and owned by a Canadian company. It lists uses from pain to rheumatism and promotes handy tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages at drug stores.
A large German airplane from a German airship works crashed near Rati bor in Upper Silesia, killing seven aboard including pilot Bindererff. It carried three million rubles in Ukrainian money and a sack of Russian money, plus documents belonging to the Ukrainian government.
Postage stamps marked Aerial Mail are at the Toronto post office for a trial aerial mail run from Toronto to New York and back during the upcoming aeroplane race at the Canadian National Exhibition. Flight machines, some captured from the Germans, are at the Leaside flying grounds.
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