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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
7
Joanna discusses three enemies mis understanding distrust and envy as she recalls past nights and a wishful view of modern girls. She debates whether money can unlock her future while Eggleston watches from the library and she returns to his house with a secret errand.
Stratford Ontario woman recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after two difficult pregnancies. She says two bottles helped her sleep and regain strength, noting fewer pains with her fourth child and ongoing use to maintain health.
A luxurious dawn unfolds as Mademoiselle awakes after an evening with Prince Michael. Martha tends the bath while the girl teases a telling memory of last night’s intemperate affair, set in a sunlit room of rose and gold. The mood blends glamour, secrecy, and promise.
A mid morning sunbeam slips through rose drapes and lands on a face buried among lace and silk pillows, revealing secrets behind the window.
An old guidance note recommends treating colds externally with Vicks VapoRub rubbed on the throat and chest then covered with a warm flannel. It claims two modes of action for relief and soothes sore throats and deep chest colds.
A fragment shows pajamas tossed into a ball at Martha's head and water splashing in a marble pool as Martha is merrily informed that the tale will continue.
The new Governor General and his family, after arriving in Ottawa, will become patrons of the Canadian Social Hygiene Council. Lord Willingdon previously led the British Social Hygiene Council and resigned to take up Rideau Hall duties. The move reflects ongoing interest in welfare and social problems across Canada.
A brief advice column urges prompt relief for early cold symptoms in children using Baby's Own Tablets. The ad claims quick action, no opiates, tasteless safety, and easy administration, with a testimonial from Mrs. Cadieux of Holyoke Massachusetts. The product is sold by medicine dealers or mailed from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario for 25 cents a box.
In Constantinople the Sublime Porte was turned into a dancing hall for a third anniversary ball of the new regime. Madame Sami Bey appeared unveiled in evening dress atop the governor’s line of officials marking a rare entry of a Turkish woman into official society. A separate note warns of a natural mushroom explosive stage and Holloway's Corn Remover claims.
A San Francisco man broadcast a shrill note that extinguished a flame in Berkeley, twelve miles away, marking the first time radio reportedly put out a flame from a distant location.
J. B. Harkin reports buffalo numbers in Canadian national parks have surged with 8 345 in three parks beside Wainwright Park. The woodlands harbor elk moose deer antelope and yak while numbers of caribou mountain goats and sheep rise. The post notes potential future openings to controlled hunting in sanctuaries and mentions domestic introductions near Jasper Moose Elk and US transfers.
A collection of religious maxims on charity and giving. It urges bearing others burdens and performing small acts of kindness as true charity. The text quotes Acts and Mahomet to encourage unselfish help and mingling with the poor for heavenly rewards.
After seven years in Canada Mrs. Pankhurst returns to England to continue her work on social hygiene. Friends urge a Parliament bid, with Lady Astor offering to resign in her favor. An English writer notes she is quietly dressed in fashionable rooms, stressing taste over style.
Timothy seed production in the Buckley Valley British Columbia will nearly cover the province 1927 requirements with about twelve carloads harvested. Peevish pale restless sickly children suffer from worms and may be helped by Mother Graves Worm Exterminator. Mountaineers sending children to Mountain Home College of Evening Shade Arkansas often pay part of tuition with sorghum molasses home cured bacon ham butter and eggs.
A fortune of 150000 dollars, long tied up in chancery in England, has been divided between two brothers and a sister after nearly a century. The settlement ends a lengthy legal dispute surrounding Minard’s Liniment for Distemper and related estates.
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