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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1929
Page
2
Excess acid causes stomach pain two hours after meals. An alkali neutralizes acid. Phillips Milk of Magnesia has been a trusted corrective for 50 years. One spoonful neutralizes large acid volumes instantly, is harmless and tasteless, with quick action. Get the genuine product prescribed by physicians.
A Saskatchewan Carnevale District event shows neighbors aiding Mrs. Dugan and her eight children after the deaths of Stanley Dugan and his son Garfield. Eighteen tractors plowed 160 acres in seven hours, harrowing and seeding followed, and women supplied meals. The cooperative effort, led by Carnevale 1.0.C.F. No. 20, illustrates enduring neighborliness and social cohesion, benefiting the entire community and easing local tensions.
The annual report of the Department of Scientific Industrial Research in London reveals experiments using wood waste from planing mills to manufacture linoleum instead of imported wood flour. It notes the empire’s timber resources development and that Canadian or home-grown birch is recommended, with a London firm seeking suitable wood for boot lasts.
A judge questions a witness about overhearing an argument between a traffic officer and the defendant. The witness replies the defendant was listening.
B Tait of Pasadena California becomes the first amateur to play Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course in par a 70 stroke on a famed Canadian Amateur Championship venue. Tait, from a renowned Scottish golf family, recalls surveying Jasper twenty five years earlier during railway surveys.
The remedy is described as pleasant for worm infested children and safe when directions are followed. It claims to speedily rid children of worms and restore health without any injurious ingredients, appealing to worried parents of delicate youngsters.
Development of a plan to establish an agricultural school in Lethbridge, using the Federal Experimental Farm at Lethbridge, Alberta, as the basis for practical demonstrations, is under way according to Hon. George Headley, Minister of Agriculture.
The Drumheller Board of Trade applies to Canadian National Railways for an oil electric service to operate daily from Drumheller to East Coulee coal field along the joint CPR and CNR line.
A bank survey reports women control about 41 percent of U.S. wealth and predict a rise to 2025. Women receive 70 percent of estates left by men and 64 percent of estates left by women. They hold 80 percent of life insurance payouts and pay about 41 percent of income tax. Women are now a majority of stockholders in large corporations and form 35 to 40 percent of investment customers.
Mrs Lawrence Kennedy of St. Joseph New Brunswick credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health after years of fatigue backache and poor appetite. She says strength and appetite returned and she now has two healthy children. Pills cost 50 cents a box or available by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Four eggs and six tablespoons sugar plus one cup milk and water form a cold dessert. Separate the eggs beat whites firm then mix yolks with sugar Fold whites into yolks and milk then bake in a water bath with caramel in a tin mold until a knife comes out clean Let cool turn onto a platter and serve with or without sauce.
Beat yolks to lemon color, gradually add sugar, then mix in lemon juice and grated rind. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites to keep air, then fold in flour and salt. Bake in a small deep pan for 40 minutes at 350 degrees in a moderate oven.
During the 1928 hunting season in Saskatchewan two thousand seven hundred twenty seven hunters entered the field versus one thousand seven hundred twenty seven in 1927. Of the 1928 total only six were non residents of the province.
Mothers who know how sudden croup can strike their children keep Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil ready. They praise its quick relief and broad usefulness as a valuable medicine based on experience.
Sugar beets in Southern Alberta show good progress with about 8 500 acres expected to be thinned this year. Spring losses are lower than last year, indicating favorable growing conditions and improving yield prospects.
The Ottawa Journal notes Versailles proposals reduced Germany’s war-debt from 125 billion to 33 billion by 1923 and now to 27 billion with 599 years to pay or a lump sum. It argues the original demand would have ruined Germany and yielded little for allies, calling war a great illusion.
In an interview from the August World's Work Mussolini states he will cut wine consumption and claims to have closed 27 000 saloons in five years. He says time will allow closing them all and notes Italy uses vast vineyards while lacking wheat. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is advertised as fully effective without other medicines.
A brief note describes Goughs as cups and containers with a long history dating back to ancient times, highlighting their role as attractive counter attractions in shops.
A concise history of major submarine accidents across nations, listing dates, vessels, locations, and fatalities. Notable entries include U S F-4 in 1915 with 21 dead, British K-5 in 1921 with 57, H-42 in 1922 with 26, Kobe in 1923 with 85, S-24 in 1924 with 43, S-51 in 1925 with 33, S-4 in 1927 with 40, F-14 in 1928 with 31, and H-47/L-12 collision in 1929 with 24 lives lost, plus the 1925 H-1 disaster with 68 dead.
The article notes J Ramsay MacDonald as the fifth Scottish prime minister in thirty years, naming Rosebery Campbell-Bannerman Balfour and Bonar Law as others, with Welsh and English premiers also listed. It then shifts to an advertisement for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claiming self-evident efficacy for coughs colds cuts burns sprains and pains. A cartoon dialogue about ancestors ends the piece.
The note explains that an eel has two separate hearts, one beating at sixty and the other at 160 times per minute, and reminds readers to keep Minard's Liniment handy.
Mrs. Goopkey of Byemoor Alberta reports relief from the change of life after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She says she felt run-down and weak, then recovered and could work again, and she recommends the products to friends.
On July 2 last, four Alberta government railways including Edmonton Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway Central Canada Railway Alberta Great Waterways Railway and Pembina Valley Railway were merged by Canadian Pacific and Canadian National into a single company called Northern Alberta Railways.
An Iowa mother reports her baby slept soundly after a nightly Castoria dose. Baby specialists endorse the preparation as a pure vegetable remedy for colic constipation colds and diarrhea, with the Fletcher signature on the wrapper signaling authenticity and avoiding imitations.
The constitutional supreme court of the postwar Czecho Slovakia held that the word Von is part of a name and not a title in the Ferdinand Zdenko Von Lobkowitz case. The decision clarifies that the usage mirrors no formal honorific and resembles an English Sir.
Northern Canada spruce is identified as the best raw material for viscose rayon production. Cellulose in sulphite pulp form from this wood is shipped from Canada worldwide for artificial silk manufacturing.
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