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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement extols Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cure for thin nervous rundown individuals. It claims the medicine tones the system quickly, purifies blood, increases appetite, aids digestion, relieves headaches, and strengthens the body, suitable for all ages and both sexes.
Ruth and Ruggles share a refined luncheon with Miss Challand and Miss Darthea as Ruggles undergoes a striking change. He emulates Pembroke’s style, gains self confidence, and views Darthea with disillusionment while Ruth’s vivacity highlights his new maturity.
Mrs. Challand is asked to advise on hiring a resident chaperone for Darthea and the other girls under Ruggles's care. He proposes Nevilly's old house and a large studio wing for Dar Miss Westbrooke, while Miss Elliot at Robert College is praised for her education and kindness.
Since 1904 Ontario has become a major metal producer with Northern Ontario silver mines yielding about 303,724,172 fine ounces valued at 181,570,541 and gold mines producing 2,372,680 fine ounces valued at 59,389,508.
A local Cincinnati authority claims a few drops of freezone applied to a tender corn stop soreness at once and dry up the corn without pain. He states a quarter ounce costs little and removes hard corn or callus, appealing to women wearing high heels.
The Paris Temps publishes a Spanish supplement focusing on commerce with France and Spain's paper industry. Jativa is noted as the first European town to make paper, vellum craft survives in Catalonia, and overall papermaking yields about 7,000,9000 pesetas annually with 20 percent exported. Newsprint paper is mainly produced in northern Spain, notably Tolosa.
A brief quip captured as a humorous exchange featuring a judge remarking that someone is “holding his own” despite claiming to know nothing. The line plays on irony and self-deprecation in a courtroom or conversational exchange.
A humorous exchange quoted in London Punch about a victory not disclosed to a mother. The line suggests secrecy or hesitance in reporting a wartime honor.
A proverb-like note urges wisdom in minding personal business and not meddling in others affairs, emphasizing restraint and self focus for prudent living.
Advertises Catarrhozone as a nasal treatment that cures a cold in ten minutes and reaches the lungs through the bronchi. Claims protection from sniffles bronchitis and throat trouble with regular use. Warns against substitutes and lists pricing for large small and sample sizes from The Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada.
The dialogue recalls a blunt question about love at first sight. A playful exchange shows a father admitting a late realization about glasses, prompting a lighthearted reflection on marriage and perception. The Gorters are mentioned as a family return in the joke.
The article explains Afghanistan’s long status as a British outpost for India with restricted alliances and a yearly subsidy to the Amir. After a recent war the Amir’s throne changed, a new invasion attempt failed, and Britain withdrew the subsidy allowing Afghanistan to govern foreign affairs independently. The piece notes Russia’s collapse and possible new treaties with Russia.
A Washington Star report notes a defendant fined $10 for assaulting a man with glasses but challenged the verdict claiming the plaintiff wore only a monocle. The judge reduced the fine to $5 after the clarification.
Mrs. Alice Roberts of Hathersage reports relief from constant fatigue backache and heart discomfort after using Dodd's Kidney Pills the Great Canadian remedy. The ad claims thousands of Canadian women recommend the pills as kidneys cure purifying blood and renewing health.
The London Times argues aviation will weld the empire by linking India, Canada, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand. It says air routes surveyed within the empire could equalize communication, reducing distance and time. The piece asserts air travel will deepen ties of sympathy and mutual understanding between the mother country and the dominions.
A witty remark suggests that those seeking praise prefer brief, easy encounters, noting the best “bites” come in shallow water and require little effort.
A reflective remark notes that a woman may prefer an imperfect husband to lifelong singleness, highlighting social expectations and resilience in choosing partnership over isolation.
M Gustave Casy, president of a Mons based association formed by the people of Mons to care for allied soldiers graves, reports the district 81 communes support. Each family will care for one grave and reach out to next of kin. The association now oversees 100 graves with the Imperial War Graves Commission general supervision.
Passengers on London Paris flights may soon call London by wireless telephone. A 1,500 mile range station will be installed atop the Air Ministry building in central London, nearing completion, to connect with any London subscriber.
Farmers near Brooks Alberta achieved top prizes at seed shows in Idaho and British Columbia. Ten of twelve irrigated seed samples won awards with alfalfa red clover white Dutch clover and more securing first second or third prizes. Winners include Marquis wheat field peas spring vetch and winter vetch along with dwarf garden peas.
The Appeal Court in London ruled that Hen rich Herman Markwald remained an alien despite his Australian naturalization. He had refused to register under the Aliens Registration Act, was convicted, and the divisional court’s decision was upheld. Canada exports bacon at sixteen times prewar levels, with potential gains for other livestock products.
A concise think piece asserts that every man can perform his best and bears responsibility to act. It emphasizes self-motivation and personal accountability as keys to achievement and virtue.
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