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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 26, 1926

Page

9

Unfinished ballroom talk hints at schemes and sparks

Joanna chats with Kenilworth at Brandon’s table as rumors swirl about Yvonne Courant and a love triangle. Kenilworth warns of schemes to ensnare Joanna, hinting that Brandon and Yvonne plot to draw her into their world, while she questions motives and loyalties.

Dumbell Yvonne Kenilworth Joanna Yvonne Courant Brandon Mr. Brandon Roddy Eve Miss Manners Keniworth

Woman Credits Pinkham Medicine for Family Growth

Colborne Ontario woman recounts years of illness after marriage. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief after five bottles, leading to healthier life and a larger family including three girls and a boy. The testimonial ends with an endorsement for sale by druggists everywhere.

Colborne Ontario Jo Burden Ters Lydia E. Pinkham E. Pinkham Susan Dayman

Love and intrigue at the dance floor unfolds in chapter

Joanna faces romantic entanglements as Kenilworth taunts love and Yvonne teases. Brandon recalls Roddy’s bold lines about love, while Joanna seeks truth about her suitors and their schemes. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil note ends the fragment with mothers recommending relief.

Policy sparking ban on Ben Bernie from England

Premier Baldwin’s policy of safeguarding home industries is stated to be the reason for Ben Bernie’s exclusion from England. The jazz orchestra leader from the United States has been denied a permit for an eight weeks engagement.

Baldwin England Ben Bernie United States

Edison Rejects Painted Portraits Without Mechanism

Sir John Lavery recalls Edison’s stance that portraits lack merit unless made with machinery and precise measurements. Edison refused to pose after Mrs Edison’s portrait, arguing true beauty comes from mechanized process.

Thomas A. Edison John Lavery United States Pittsburg Edi John Edison

Polish Canal Linking Black and Baltic Seas Proposed

A League of Nations committee including engineer Mr Laza studies uniting the Black and Baltic seas via Polish rivers. Poland hopes Britain will finance the project enabling canals to shift coal shipments southward, easing competition with England amid a British coal strike.

Poland League of Nations Laza Great Britain England

Missouri Woman Earns Living Selling Butterflies

Mrs. Edith B. DeCoster of Buckfield Missouri found a garden caterpillar inspiring a business. She has sold tens of thousands of moths butterflies and cocoons to teachers and naturalists helping educate her three daughters and fund a year in California.

Edith B. DeCoster Buckfield Missouri California

Poem Excerpted Moral Reflections on Charity and Judgment

A reflective piece quotes verses from Rom 14 10 and aphorisms by Alice Carey Thomas Aquinas and George MacDonald. It contrasts inward self examination with outward judgment and urges charity over judgmental scrutiny. The text blends religious and literary voices urging humility.

Death of Wolfe painting sparks dispute over accuracy

The London Graphic notes a Canadian artillery officer objects to Edward Penny's Ashmolean depiction of Wolfe's death. He points out errors: the surgeon's mate is shown in mufti in the original but in uniform in the USIS copy, and Holland, Wolfe's friend present at death, appears only in the copy.

Wolfe Edward Penny Ashmolean Museum of Oxford Royal United States Services Institution Holland London Graphic

Williams Pink Pills Offer Health Help for Middle Aged Women

An advertorial promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as strengthening blood, nourishing nerves, and boosting vitality for women over forty. It claims the pills prevent faintness headaches and mood swings and improve overall health, offered through druggists or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont for 50 cents a box.

Williams Dr. Williams

Seals Sink Local Boat Off Santa Monica

Seals gathered in unusually large numbers off Santa Monica attracted by good fishing have damaged or sunk a 22 foot launch and endangered other small boats anchored nearby. The disturbance occurred as seals sought sunning spots, forcing crews to drive the animals away.

Santa Monica

Large Appetites A Year Averaging the Small and Large

The piece estimates one thousand pounds of food per person per year. It cites an average diet of 120 pounds of meat and fish and about 37 percent breadstuffs plus similar amounts of potatoes vegetables and fruits along with 20 pounds of butter and cheese. It notes 1,690,009,000 people globally and 1,090,600,000 who produce all food.

It Testifies for Itself Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil

Claims Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil needs no testimonials as it speaks for itself. It cures coughs colds cuts contusions sprains burns pains in limbs and body. The article notes its general use and mentions Minare’s Liniment for insect bites as a comparative reference.

Thomas

Ex-King George of Greece admires London visit

The former king and his wife are in London contemplating a commercial career. Abdication during the Greek revolution left him awaiting promised annuity. The ex-queen is the daughter of Romania’s queen and the couple were educated in England.

George Greece King George of London Romania England

University of Saskatchewan records growth in enrolment and degrees

The University of Saskatchewan enrolled 1 977 students in the past year, up over 20 percent from the previous year, while the extension department reached over 20 000 people, up more than 40 percent. About 110 degrees and 20 certificates will be conferred this year, bringing total degrees since 1912 to 1 006 and certificates to 456 in the first fifteen years of the university.

University of Saskatchewan

Rome to Erect World’s Largest Skyscraper Monument

An Italo Argentinian architect unveiled plans for the world’s tallest skyscraper in Rome as a Fascist era monument. The design includes a church at the summit 500 feet above street level, and the architect recently met with the pope who showed interest in the concept.

Rome

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