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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
7
Advert says Catarrhozone cures catarrh and related ailments by healing oils and balsams taken externally rather than stomach medicines. It claims relief for nasal stuffiness, sore throat, bronchitis, and weak lungs with a two month supply priced one dollar, backed by dealer and Kingston Ontario company.
In a tense farmhouse parlor Miss Mavis Camlyn wrestles with a damning anonymous letter about Tony. Kenyon vows to uncover its author and clear Tony while urging Mavis to break her composed pact with Morgan to restore Tony’s standing amid love and scandal.
Lawyer Kenyon shifts strategy in a tense tale as he moves from defending Tony to prosecuting Jasper Morgan. Mavis Camlyn resists involvement, fearing Morgan’s influence and the sting of public scandal. A coded anonymous letter from Laura Gaspard supplies a potential weapon for leverage in the looming trial.
Jasper Morgan and Professor Zimbalist discuss threats and possible betrayals while in an orchid house. Laura, suspected of involvement with Ken yaM, grows fidgety as Jevons shadows her and a mine shaft danger looms over their plot.
The article outlines rapid population growth in the prairie provinces during 1909 to 1911, likening towns to cities and noting a surge in immigration. It warns that building material prices fell before the anticipated population rise and urges action to expand housing and office space to accommodate a quick, sustained boom. It stresses that returning troops will lead a broader immigration wave and calls for proactive construction policy.
Plans for a new $300,000 Saskatoon normal school building proceed with the fall 1920 session expected to open in the structure. Located on the university campus, the Teachers' College will house about 300 students and form part of a group of projects including a gymnasium and a library.
At the annual meeting of the Clearwater Building Company a 7 percent dividend on last year’s operations was declared. Elected officers include Geo. Gilbert as president and J. E. Affleck as secretary with J. McGregor treasurer. Directors named: F. Collins, T. Richardson, J. H. Wall, and John Taylor.
A testimonial from Mrs William Steeves of Chemical Road New Brunswick describes severe heart palpitations and nerve strain. After using Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills she reports marked improvement after one box and full recovery after three, enabling restful sleep and left side lying. The ad notes availability at dealers or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
An architect presents a seven room home noted for artistic exterior and well planned interior design. The damp proof potential of stucco walls on metal lath is discussed along with color options and convenient built in features like coat closets cupboards and pantry space. The kitchen design allows washing china to be placed directly on the pantry shelf reducing steps for the housewife.
The Dow Service notes glass stocks are at record lows as manufacturers limit output for wartime plans. Prices likely rise despite talks to curb increases, while brick markets show wide price spreads from 13.50 to 15 per thousand. Architects push for a large postwar building surge, with navigation closing soon constraining winter stocks.
This paper announces plans to supply readers with weekly working drawings of buildings pictured, at a nominal price of five dollars per sheet. For further information, readers are directed to address the editor.
The Greater Winnipeg Board of Trade held its first dinner at the convention hall on Tuesday evening January 21, drawing more than 1,000 members. Guests included Hon. Arthur E. Meighen and Sir James Atkins among other dignitaries. The event is recorded as a historic gathering with remarks on reconstruction policies of the Union government and other addresses.
The 1918 building report shows new structures in Fort William valued at 535615 dollars. The Canadian Feed Manufacturing Company spent the most on elevator and plant construction. A total of 115 building permits and 107 plumbing permits were issued that year.
A historic warning notes that high heel fashion causes corns and urges stopping the pain by using frezezone drops bought from a drug store. The remedy claims to remove corns or calluses quickly with minimal irritation and to be inexpensive for home use.
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