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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1928
Page
7
Advertorial copy urges correct excess stomach acid with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It claims one spoonful in water neutralizes large amounts of acid, alleviating symptoms within five minutes, and emphasizes doctors’ endorsement for fifty years.
Helmi sits in warm rain and blue skies singing of spring while her baby in isolation hospital and a dog, Cleo, share her small joy. A visit from Mrs McMann reveals Miss Helmi’s fragile happiness, then Arthur Warner’s letter asks Helmi to return to the country home with Cleo, Sailor, and the dog, and to await dawn of a new life.
An old rhyme links red skies to weather forecasts and is supported by science. Red sunset light implies clear evening air while red sunrise signals approaching rain, with eastern clouds clearing on the western horizon and a storm likely before midday.
A farmer denies calling his neighbor a rogue and a liar while admitting he forgot to name him a thief. The report notes Brazil’s odd flat fish with poison tails and dunes over curious wildlife, and mentions Georgia’s annual six dollar tax on unmasked residents aged 30.
Blind readers report voices differ sharply even more than faces. They note mood and condition alter tone, some individuals display up to five distinct voices. Physical state, such as obesity, also imprints on voice quality revealing character.
A reader-friendly explanation details how tooth pulp inflammation causes a throbbing, jumping pain. It compares it to finger inflammation and explains how sitting up reduces blood flow and eases the pressure and discomfort.
Mothers keeping a box of Baby's Own Tablets at home can reduce summer stomach troubles and infant diarrhoea. The tablets purport to relieve these ailments or prevent them and are claimed harmless even to newborns. Sold by dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ontario.
Dublin Correspondence in the New Statesman reports Fianna Fail tactics against the Speaker culminated in the suspension of Mr Aiken the party’s chief whip. Aiken defends his attack on the Chair calling the Speaker a damned hypocrite a party hack and a mean skunk, while the country remains wary of English infused parliamentary rhetoric.
Wool prices this season in Western Canada run from 24 to 28 cents a pound, up from 17 to 20 cents last year, with regional variations in Ontario and Quebec. Ontario early spring and winter shorn wool settlements by the Canadian Co operative Wool Growers show increases up to 40 percent over last year. Demand remains strong for medium qualities, where most Canadian production lies. Paring a corn is risky. Holloway's Corn Remover is preferred to eradicate them.
In a Highland hotel lounge, sportsmen discuss grouse season with grim humor. One claims every bird shot is sent to the hospital, prompting a mocked chorus of praise before a grim admission that he shot the gamekeeper yesterday.
The Rohrbach Metal Aeroplane Works completed a flying yacht with a 2500 mile cruising radius, seaworthy hull, capacity for twelve passengers plus crew, and three motors enabling 150 mph. A Hamburg to New York flight could be done in 24 hours with two refuel stops, though initial tests will fly to Buenos Aires as Lufthansa opens trans ocean service Germany to Argentina.
Minard's Liniment for Blistered Peet. All previous records were surpassed as British Columbia's industrial payroll in 1927 soared to more than 177 million dollars, marking a new high for the province's labor earnings.
Mrs. A. J. Murray of Gull Lake Sask describes her baby girl weakened by diarrhea while teething. A neighbor suggested Haven’t you any and after obtaining a bottle from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto the first dose helped and three days later she was fully well and active again.
A devotional reflection cites Luke and Keble on childlike faith. It discusses faith as a blessed certainty of divine things, noting belief without sight, and cites John Keble and Frederick William Robertson on spiritual faith and the trust that comes from love.
Mothers who fear sudden croup in children keep Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil at hand for prompt relief. The article extols its effectiveness in treating croup and notes its various uses make it a valuable medicine for families.
Dr R M Anderson of the National Museum Ottawa joins the 1928 Canadian Arctic expedition. He will accompany the patrol to northern island posts, gather zoological material, and collect information on points of interest in the regions.
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