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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 13, 1919

Page

7

Dr Hamilton's Pills of Mandrak and Butternut

A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a stomach tonic and laxative. It claims to soothe digestion while strengthening stomach muscles to relieve indigestion sourness gas and biliousness. The copy urges choosing Hamilton's pills over substitutes and notes a 25c price per box.

Dr. Hamilton

The Comlyn Alibi Continued In Murky Plot

Jealous schemes tighten around Laura Gaspar and Mavis Comlyn as Kenyon hunter, Morgan, and staff scheme at Comlyn Court. Jevons reports Merlin Farm visit, while Morgan vows to stop Laura and set a path to curb her leverage over Kenyon. Jacques Leroux salaciously referenced amid looming confrontation.

Jevons Orchid House Morgan Laura Kenyon Mavis Camlyn West Merlin Farm Clayton Kenyon Zim Laura Gaspard Jacques Builer Daimler Jacques Leroux England Comlyn Court

Mansion plot threads widen with Dartmoor plan

In a tense exchange Morgan pressures Jevons and Leroux over kidnapping Miss Gaspard for a London trip. They discuss staging an accident, misleading her father Louis Gaspard, and using Dartmoor as a bleak backdrop. The scheme hinges on secrecy, threats, and a looming journey that unsettles all involved.

London Miss Gaspard Jevons Morgan Dartmoor Okehampton Llet Jacques Leroux Monsieur Hinter Brown Street Zimbalist Leroux Gaspard Louis Gaspard Pitadilly

Midnight Mutiny in a House of Secrets

In a tense scene Jevons and Jacques Lerouv discuss a grim crime and a plan to escape with a betrayed woman. They resolve to pin the motive on the victim while quietly arranging the departure to avoid exposure and capture.

Jevons Jacques Lerouv Monsieur Jevons Jasper Morgan Gaspard

Folly for Builders to Hold for Lower Prices

Business leaders urge rapid expansion despite high costs. Joseph E. Otis argues against waiting for cheaper prices, noting ongoing inflation and scarce materials. He says delaying plant additions could hurt profits and that workers and employers must seize current opportunities. Other executives foresee gradual price declines and persistent high wages shaping postwar labor demand.

Joseph E. Otis Central Trust Company Sinois Mr. Otis Frank W. Thomas A. O. Slaughter & Co Frank A. Vanderlip National City Bank of New York

Artistic Home Shown with Thoughtful Design Features

A featured home emphasizes balanced proportions and stylistic finishes. A 30 by 30 foot plan suits 50 foot frontage, with a central hall, French window to a verandah, and a bright living room with open fireplace. Upstairs holds four bedrooms and a large bath, plus a front right room with spacious closet for guests.

Market Prices Stabilize After Armistice Flurry

A Chicago Daily News note from December 19, 1918 observes that material costs and wages will not drop quickly. After an initial surge following the armistice, the market shows a noticeable steadying trend as prices stabilize.

Chicago Daily News

Lumbermen Debate Plan Department At Calgary Convention

At the Western Retail Lumbermen's association convention in Calgary the service and plan department was debated. Supporters urged expanding the department to improve housing facilities and sales, while some suggested trimming frills for small buildings. The majority favored maintaining and developing the service to boost efficiency and dealer results.

Calgary Alta Western Retail Lumbermen’s Association Peter Lund Lethbridge Service Department

New Woman of Mrs John Mortimer From Kidney Pills

Mrs John Mortimer of Glenavon Saskatchewan credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing a back pain and restoring her strength after a week. She recalls buying the pills in Toronto, taking three nightly doses, and quickly feeling better with ongoing relief when overworked. She urges neighbors to try the remedy.

John Mortimer Glenavon Sask Dodd Canada Mrs. Mortimer Toronto

Air Force retained under occupation forces plan

An official announcement states the air force for the occupation armies will be selected on the same basis as other services. Six thousand five hundred officers and 735,000 men will be retained, from a pool of about 300,000.

London Air Force

Working Drawings and House Plans Offer

Our Farm Architecture and Building Department provides blueprint workings of buildings shown here weekly for readers at five dollars per set. Address Architecture Dept, this office.

Portage in Prairie Plans Large Livestock Stable

The Portage in Prairie Agricultural Society prepares plans for a sizable livestock stable on Parle tail grounds island. Local lumber yards stock up for a busy season as farmers plan new homes and barns. The Hudsons Bay Company builds a modern electrically lighted store at Sioux Lookout. Oddfellows fundraisers across the country aid an aging home to be built in St Vital near Mokine on the Red River just outside Winnipeg. The home will shelter aged indigent members, widows, and orphans. Officials also plan an inter provincial deaf mutes home with an estimated cost of 1 000 000 dollars.

Portage In Prairie Agricultural Society Hudson's Bay Company Sioux Lookout Order St. Vital Mokine Red River Winnipeg

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Praised In Toronto Letter

A Toronto reader credits Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills with saving her life after severe illness and a hospital stay. She describes rapid improvement within two weeks and notes the product is sold for 50 cents a box by The T Milburn Co. Limited, Toronto Ontario.

Milburn T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto

Graves of fallen in Europe to be reintered in permanent cemeteries

The Graves of the Heroes in France, Belgium, Italy and Greece partner with the Praha war graves commission to relocate about 150000 British overseas war dead to central cemeteries. Each site will bear headstones with names and regimental details, with trees, flower plots, a central cross, memorial stone, and a name register under a colonnade. The Grain Growers' Guide notes the plan to care reverently for the graves.

France Belgium Italy Greece Praha War Graves’ Commission Evermore

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