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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
7
Consumers are urged to treat excess stomach acid with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. The ad claims one spoonful in water neutralizes large amounts of stomach acids within five minutes and has been a physician trusted remedy for 50 years. Each bottle includes full directions and is available at any drugstore.
Jack and Helmi seal their wedding with a riverside ceremony across a small brook, affirming faith and vows in a quiet, hopeful moment. They return to a warm home prepared by the night watchman Old Sim as a symbol of welcome, planning to share news with Finland and begin their life together.
Coniston Ontario woman describes extreme weakness after a major operation and weeks in hospital. She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with easing side pains and enabling her to work again after using multiple bottles.
He reveals a mining secret to Helmi after their wedding, planning a life of wealth from gold deposits found by a North prospecting partner. He speaks of silk dresses and diamond rings, promising education, art, and a life of luxuries for Helmi, while hinting at danger from its pursuit. The tale ends with a cliffhanger about riches.
A Farm & Fireside survey of 2000 women in 32 states finds the prime motive for sewing is joy and savings. Most say sewing allows better materials, with 75 percent noting this, and 95 percent urging early instruction in cutting and sewing.
Jose Rivera, secretary of the official Mexican delegation to the American Road Builders Association, spoke in Cleveland praising a transcontinental highway from Canada to Chile. He argued the route would foster friendly relations across the Western Hemisphere beyond what armies could achieve.
A witty exchange spoofs marriage roles as Eve jokes a husband should offer rope and Ernest recalls giving his wife rope only to be skipped by her. The exchange hints at enduring marital tension and humorous banter.
A newspaper column on rising mentions of the word suddenly in death notices prompts speculation among readers. The piece notes several sudden deaths across ages including a 31 year old and children, suggesting broader causes may involve lifestyle or grip-type illnesses and public health factors.
The author laments investors fooled by risky schemes and urges scientists to isolate a “sucker germ” and find a cure to save honest workers from losing their earnings. It frames investment gullibility as a social nuisance and calls for scientific intervention.
The piece notes a humorous exchange about gift giving with a remark on early shopping and rising costs. It mentions wood scarcity and labor costs driving wooden toy prices up. It also states tobacco as a principal product of Persia, reflecting a dated economic reference.
A history of the famed Statue of Venus de Milo from Milo to Paris. It details how European expeditions vied for the ancient bas relief, the French ultimatum, the Greek capitulation, and the statue’s arrival in Paris where it drew global attention at the Louvre.
A short reading note presents an uplifting quotation by Alexander McKenzie about lifting eyes to the hills for help. It links posture and character to elevated thoughts and life, urging readers to raise their heads and minds for upright living.
Workmen uncover a 4 500 year old hoard of light gray flint axes in Soedermanland Sweden. The trader hidden them long ago while trading fur with local hunters and never returned for his stock. This find noted as the best of its kind in the region.
Retiring Governor General Healy praised the British Government for not meddling in Free State matters during a Dublin banquet in his honor presided over by President Cosgrave. He pledged faith and honor, noting Britain kept ministers free and uncoached, and mocked critics of interference while praising the foreign king as a gentleman.
The Scottish Farmer notes that the first pool in agricultural produce was Joseph's effort in Egypt as described in Genesis. By controlling surpluses in the seven years of plenty, Joseph fed Egypt and nearby regions during the seven years of famine.
A famed pessimist near the post office waits for the noon whistle and jokes about dinner. Mrs Petunia Riggs finds a squeak in the car as her husband urges slower driving from the back seat.
A home remedy ad urges parents to keep Baby's Own Tablets for childhood ailments. It claims to regulate bowels soothe stomachs relieve constipation indigestion colds and fevers and cites a Quebec mother testimonial. Available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont or local dealers at 25 cents per box.
Abraham Bricken, a Russian-born immigrant who arrived in New York 22 years ago, has become a prominent figure in the city’s real estate scene, owning several skyscrapers including the world’s third tallest office building. He is associated with Tor Frostbite’s use of Minard's Liniment.
An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a gentle vegetable remedy for colic fever and sleep in infants. It claims no shock to the system and notes a accompanying baby care book as valuable guidance for parents.
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