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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
7
A corps of brilliantly dressed traffic police in Constantinople returns color to the streets. They wear crimson and brass helmets and red and white baton stripes, resembling peppermint ticks, signaling a brighter era. Director Fkrem Bey has introduced the first electric device for traffic control.
In winter, Baree the half breed wolf dog notices large fox tracks then follows McTaggart’s trapline. Pierrot is shot, Nepeese separated, and Baree vengefully hunts the traps. McTaggart’s poisoned bait and Baree’s keen nose heighten the deadly chase toward Lac Bain.
A St. Charles Quebec resident says she suffered abdominal pains and could not do housework for three years. After trying various treatments she found Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to be the best. She is now able to work and care for her family and recommends it to friends.
Bush McTaggart hunts Baree after discovering stolen fur and tripped traps along the lake and trap line. Baree leaves fresh tracks, robs cabins, and evades pursuit as McTaggart trails through snow toward Post Lac Bain. The pursuit continues as the dog moves from trap to trap and a familiar rivalry intensifies.
The Socialist party plans a referendum on handing over millions in castles estates art and funds to ex Kaiser Wilhelm II amid unrest over unemployment and fears the republic would enrich him. Doorn reports whisper of a tightened budget as talks proceed cautiously.
Moti Swamy a famed ascetic of Sholapur Bombay Presidency aged 80 is said to have predicted his death for November 1 9. He reminded followers two days before and a photo was taken. On the day he walked the city collected burial funds and then died peacefully in the yoga posture after returning home.
The Ottawa Citizen explains news and advertising differ and that newspapers rely on advertising to fund operations. It notes some notices, like charity or civic event promos, may be presented as news when no money is charged. The piece asserts papers support the community while sustaining revenue.
Grove Patterson writes in the Duluth Herald that 230000 widows will claim under England’s new pension law costing about 15 million dollars annually. He argues nations rarely finish wartime debts before new wars begin and urges foresight in planning wars.
Asiatic agent of CPR ocean traffic in Vancouver notes a marked decline in Oriental traffic back to China over the past year. He cites unrest in China and recalls that normally six to seven thousand Orientals left Vancouver by way of Canada and the Western United States bound for China.
The village of Burwash England attracts visitors as Rudyard Kipling relocates for peace away from Rottinedean his former home. His Bateman's residence lacks a telephone sits five miles from a railroad and features 1634 dated porch beams. Elizabethan chimney stacks mark the landmark role.
Ontario woman relieved of two year backache after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Albert Lawes of Frankford credits two boxes with ending her pain and calls the remedy a household staple in Canada. Pills available from druggists or The Dodd's Medicine Co. Toronto 2 for 50 cents per box.
A devotional excerpt urges prayer and trust in God to meet every want, citing passages from John and Rose Porter. It extolls faith as central to dependence on the Heavenly Father and promotes a pain remedy described as a blessed, continent-wide salve available nationwide.
A scientific expedition led by Dr C E Cadle Dr Grant H John and Paul L Hoefler returns from the Kalahari and Kaoko Veldt to Cape Town with reports of a surviving strandloopers tribe, cave dwellers once believed extinct, living in an inaccessible coastal belt near Bechuanaland and German Southwest Africa. The team urges a government expedition to study the territory and its people.
A Quaker one hears a man describe his care for a distressed person and is awkwardly pressed about giving help. The exchange shifts to a humorous museum enquiry and a playful hair wiggle reply. The piece ends noting that kissing as theory fails to match practical action.
An advertisement asserts Hol loway's Corn Remover provides speedy and reliable relief from corn pain and suffering. The copy emphasizes quick action and satisfactory results for corn sufferers.
Ottawa Journal raises a speculative question about economist John Burnot and the idea of erasing war debt figures with a rubber metaphor. The piece prompts debate on monetary policy and postwar finance.
Miss Julia Varley of Birmingham England a Labour party executive during a Montreal conference praised Canadian conditions. She traveled independently to study work and living standards and plans to report her experiences through articles and lectures advising others to relocate to Canada.
A promotion for Baby's Own Tablets claims most childhood ills stem from stomach and bowel disorders and that regular bowel function and a sweetened stomach cure them. Testimonial from Mrs J L Brown of Walton Nova Scotia praises the product, sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. Also notes meteorite falls and a humorous line about marital misfortune.
Stratford Ontario testimonial claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription aided a girl through puberty easing nervousness sleeplessness backache and fatigue. The speaker Mrs Statly Tozer from Kaileway Ave endorses gains in strength weight and maturation and invites trials via drug stores or Dr Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario.
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