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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
7
Unclear ad text promotes Cuticura and shaving products with scattered brand phrases and stray foreign terms. The readable portion hints at a grooming product claim aimed at addressing hair loss or scalp concerns but lacks coherent details or attribution.
Helmun faces the prospect of Jack leaving for the north with Tom Keith a dangerous prospector. Helm fears money brings trouble yet Jack insists on marriage and plans a green satin dress as they await money. Helm recalls Minnie’s heartbreak and vows to tell Jack the truth about Keith.
Mrs Olwen Menago of Chatham Ontario says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her through pregnancy and recovery. She reports relief from headaches and fatigue and allows her to work again for her five month old baby.
The advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for infants calming fretful spells colic and constipation. It urges early use at first signs and notes a doctor should be consulted for real sickness while praising the accompanying baby care book.
Nicholas Vasich, a Seattle discovered violin maker praised by Mischa Elman, sails to France for six months in search of rare woods from old cathedrals and churches in France and Germany. He seeks perfect tone woods, hoping to craft a quartet for Elman. His journey follows a global trek from Bosnia to Vienna, Switzerland, Hamburg, Berlin, Russia, Shanghai, and Seattle.
Joint University of Pennsylvania and British Museum expedition reports a remarkable Ur of Chaldees grave containing the remains of king’s household, including musicians and slaves. The find includes a decorated chariot, harp, gold and silver vessels, and a toilet set, illustrating Mesopotamian wealth over five thousand years ago.
Canadian Pacific Railway will operate the Old Country Travellers A through tourist sleeping car service from Winnipeg to Saint John for overseas travellers. The cars will connect with each sailing of the company's steamers, providing a fast through service and assured connection.
Splattermuss and his partner Jack press a bold pursuit hitting ninety then turning west. They stall on a railroad track as a newly marketed auto door bumper absorbs the impact with a rubber tongue and two coil springs.
Canada’s early railways grew from wood tracks to iron surfaces by 1837. By 1926 35 million passengers rode the system, and Minister C A Dunning listed equipment costs including a mountain locomotive 85 000 dollars a Mikado 75 000 dollars a sleeping car 47 083 dollars and a rotary snowplow 61 000 dollars.
An average of 76 railway trains per weekday registered in or out of Calgary during late fall and early winter, a new record for western Canada. Twenty passenger trains in all directions enter and leave Calgary daily, highlighting rising railway activity.
An unusual report notes daisies and buttercups growing in the arctic circle with observers offering remarks on resilient flora. A separate line hints at a tongue referenced proverb and a defender’s feet in martial metaphor. The text combines poetic imagery with cryptic statements.
A brief collection of moral maxims and inspirational lines. The excerpt cites Colossians on doing work unto the Lord and praises small acts of kindness as the silent threads of gold shaping a life. Includes quotes from Susan Coolidge and Frederic W Farrar on patience, charity, and self-denial.
Mothers nationwide praise Baby's Own Tablets for safety and effectiveness for infants and children. Mrs. Charles Hutt of Tancook Island Nova Scotia testifies she has used them for ten children over twenty years and would not use any other medicine. Sold by dealers or mailed 25 cents per box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A handsome ink-well stand carved from timber from Sir John Logan Campbell's residence, the first Auckland house, was presented to the Auckland Chamber of Commerce by Mr. F A Hellaby, the immediate past president.
Miller's Worm Powders exterminate intestinal worms and serve as a remedy for various childhood ailments. They strengthen the stomach against biliousness, act as a tonic for appetite loss, and ease feverish conditions. The powders also help relieve stomach pain and griping common in children.
The total spent on building and construction in Canada in 1927 was 415,957,600 dollars. Residential buildings accounted for 124,939,600, places of business 163,428,300, industrial plants 39,988,500, and engineering works 90,594,300.
Advertising claim promoting Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the preferred doctor advised remedy for excess stomach acid. It touts 50 years of use, tasteless spoonfuls in water neutralizing acid instantly, and urges readers to obtain the genuine product with full directions at any drugstore.
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