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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
11
An Ontario reader reports eczema with watery blisters on face hands arms and limbs causing severe itching and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for two months the skin healed, with the claimant signing as Mrs W Robinson of Bracebridge.
Speakers at the Canadian Society of New York dinner emphasize friendship among English speaking nations to secure world peace. Mr. Justice W R Riddell recalls the U S decision on the League and argues the real league is English speaking peoples in harmony for civilization and peace.
In a Monte Carlo scene, Mademoiselle Josana known as the Golden Girl wins and loses large sums at blackjack or “en plein” play. Yvonne and Kenilworth watch as her fortunes swing, with a final note that she seeks luck in love as she eyes Michael and Kenilworth.
A London Ontario reader recounts relief during pregnancy after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She describes reduced weakness nerves and stomach distress and says she regained energy to do her own work. The testimonial notes that the product keeps the stomach and liver in order and mentions available prescription tablets or pellets.
In chapter 26 John gathers Jo’s belongings and wraps himself around them as crowds of spectators, including wealthy visitors from Rome Madrid and Paris, watch the Riviera scene. A mysterious stranger’s greeting to Jo triggers a subtle shift in her eyes and mood as she lets go of a hidden possession.
A social circle at Villa Annette in the Riviera discusses John Wilmore’s wartime monument concept honoring soldiers and the women who inspired them while personal tensions surface among Joanna Yvonne and Prince Michael. Roddy and Annette are arranged for dinner as the group moves toward the terrace and car departures.
A London schoolboy jokes about a Wellington funeral carried by six men and beer. Other exam quips claim Joan of Arc canonized by Bernard Shaw and Sir Walter Scott wrote Quentin Durward Ivanhoe Braulston. A zebra is a cream colored donkey with black stripes from which stove polish is made. The Corgons are three sisters of the Helmrides with snakes for hair tusks teeth and claws, resembling women in horror.
An advertisement urges households with babies to keep Baby's Own Tablets on hand for quick relief of indigestion constipation and colds. A parent testimonial from Mia Moise Cadotte in Malhamikgue praises the remedy and the Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario offers mail sales at 25 cents per box.
The Interior Department’s Bureau of Education cites 698 students across nine exclusive women’s colleges for 1924-25 who earned funds while attending. These nine colleges span regions from Massachusetts to Colorado and Georgia to Texas, showing nationwide reach.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a night to morning remedy for headaches caused by a sluggish liver and sour bowels. It claims cleansing the stomach removes toxins, aids digestion, and restores regularity, with a 10 cent box easing head and digestive symptoms by morning.
In a new book Major Verney notes the Prince of Wales has shed nervousness and remains self-possessed. He recalls dress parade moments such as fidgeting with a tie or notes, and a later incident where a senior official mislaid the decoration box but the prince smoothly carried on.
A devotional fragment emphasizes gratitude for everyday natural blessings from sun and stars to rivers and skies. It reflects on how common wonders invite constant praise, urging believers to value and thank God for all provisions, large and small.
The note marks the 191st anniversary of James Watt’s birth on January 14 in Greenock Scotland. Watt advanced steam power, guiding experiments and practical models and contributing to harbor surveys and canal work before his 1814 death. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is recommended for children.
The Indians of Canada total 119 060 with 220 000 acres under farm crops annually. Over 4 000 Indians enlisted for service in the Great War. Indian cash contributions to war funds reached 44 545 dollars. Holloway's Corn Remover promises fast relief from coins related suffering.
The 1921 census reported Canada’s oriental population at 59 578 Chinese 15 863 Japanese Hindus 1 015 Turks 213 and a few Syrians Pyryptians and Arabs The negro population stood at 18 291.
A young man from Dorneo is set to attend college in Chicago. The Ottawa Journal notes the coming home of the wild men and mentions that spoiling a favor by returning it is disliked. Minard's Liniment is praised as ever reliable.
The Victoria Cross was instituted on January 29 1856 at war’s end in Britain for conspicuous bravery. It is worn before all other decorations on the left breast and features a bronze Maltese Cross with the royal crown and lion and the inscription For Valour.
A Danvers Nova Scotia reader, Mrs. Lewis, reports long use of Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney relief and credits them with ending great suffering. The ad emphasizes kidney health and blood purification, urging readers to buy now for lasting wellbeing.
The current fad for antiques shifts to oil lamps as households seek old glass kitchen lamps once sold for twenty five cents now fetching five dollars. The piece notes popular demand and a shift from simple burners to decorative lighting in small towns.
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