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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1928
Page
11
Helmi awakens to find Cleo and a new life awaiting her in a sunlit valley. She recalls the night’s horror, discovers her revolver unloaded, and pledges faith in God. With dog, pup, and hope, she plans a home for herself and her child while tending the calm river morning.
Wilton Ontario Mrs D B Perces reports relief from heat flashes and heavy limbs after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during a change of life. She saw ads, tried the product, felt better after the first bottle and offered to let others read her letter.
Helms reaches her home as Eagle Mines stirs, the air clean and cool from night’s storm. She moves with sprightliness, Cleo carries a pup, Helmi bears two others, porridge simmers, and the hunting party’s mess lies about the house. She forgives and sings as order returns and life resumes.
In Germany a plan would compel drivers to fit a device that glows red when the speed limit is exceeded. An engineer has devised a radiator cap light system that warns pedestrians at night. Multiple lights light up with each ten mile per hour speed increase, with a red light at sixty mph.
A Bell Labs demonstration in New York showcased sunlight television with full length figures moving in a space roughly the size of a boxing ring. The test, led by Frank Gray and Dr. Herbert E. Ives, produced images as clear as a movie though with a slight waterlike translucence engineers hope to remove.
The Dominion Agriculture Department reports success using a shallow super or drawn comb to deter swarming at the Charlottetown Experimental Station. Bees settle in new space, build queen cells, and require inspection to destroy new cells, with the method praised over several seasons. Fresh Supplies In Demand. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil shows rising orders wherever introduced, touted for potency and portability in bottles.
Kathleen Rice, University of Toronto graduate and noted northern prospector, reports a first class copper pyrite strike on Rice Island near Lake Wekuske. The ore, 100 feet wide along a vein, was found 100 feet below surface and has sparked strong interest from Canadian mining firms.
The year 1927 Indian Head Experimental Farm report by W H Gibson BSA shows annual feeding costs per horse class. Brood mares 43.45 dollars, work horses 76.04, three-year-old working 49.91, two-year-olds 36.11, two-year-old stallions 77.65, yearling stallions 46.50.
Saskatchewan added 1 72 to its population and 1 464 new farms in the past year according to Evan's Statistical Service. The strongest gains occurred in the northeast from Humboldt to Melfort and east toward the Manitoba border.
A devotional piece reflecting on faith, trust, and divine love. Quoted lines from John Greenleaf Whittier and John Hamilton Thorn express joy in God, residence in His light, and contentment with little in some areas while others overflow with blessings.
Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy of St. Joseph Newfoundland testifies she was run-down with fatigue loss of appetite and backache. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills her strength appetite and health improved and she now has two healthy children. She urges others to try the blood-building tonic and notes it is available at 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario or any local dealer.
A mother seeks a doctor for her son Jimmy who ate several green apples. The doctor asks what ails him and Jimmy replies that he feels like not knowing how he feels. The punchline recalls a driving mishap where advice to release the clutch led to an accident with his wife.
A humorous fragment notes Minnard's Liniment for insect bites and remarks that physicians prescribe more for the imagination than anything else. It also mentions a young lady who often tries to convert a bachelor to the annexation theory.
A health bulletin issued by the Canadian Dental Hygiene Council and published through the Saskatchewan Dental Society outlines dental hygiene practices and preventive care guidance for the public. It emphasizes routine brushing and annual checkups to maintain oral health.
A parent notes a painful jaw lump forming a gum boil from a dead pulp. Often the adjacent tooth is decayed or broken, and extraction may be needed after inflammation subsides. Early treatment prevents damage to permanent teeth and systemic infection.
Hon. Sam J. Latta spoke at a large Norsemen convention in Saskatoon urging unity in Canada. He said immigrants blend cultures into a composite national identity and an equal people.
What many call indigestion stems from excess stomach acid and overstimulated nerves. Phillips' Milk of Magnesia is presented as the best alkali to neutralize acid instantly, with a claim of 50 years standard use by physicians. One spoonful in water supposedly relieves symptoms immediately, and readers are urged to buy a genuine bottle from a drugstore.
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