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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut as a blood enricher curing anaemia. It claims rapid color return, better appetite, digestion, and sleep with increased blood supply, promising personal guarantee and 25¢ per box.
The De Nitry place in Newilly proves ideal for Ruggles with walls enclosing a park a tennis court and stables. He rents the modern house furnished and gains access to a pavilion studio. Falconer, a longtime friend, helps arrange the deal and visits Miss Challand who initially resists then grows pensive about the proposed arrangement.
Darthea Challand agrees to join Ruggles household with her aunt in the pavilion at De Nitry Place. Miss Elliot confides to Ruggles that four suitors to Roxana Rosa and others are already engaged in plans, including Pembroke, Hassan, and Humberto, as Mustapha and Sarah guide the party in.
Mrs John Koppellmann of McLean Nebraska praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding her pregnancy recovery and health. The ad touts the product as a forty year American health remedy for displacements inflammation irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues. It invites letters for special ailment guidance to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINT MENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. Stops irritation soothes and heals. Restful sleep may follow first application. Price 60c.
A Belgian Press Association committee urged the government to adopt Sunday rest for the press by issuing a decree prohibiting newspaper sales from Saturday night through Monday. The proposal cites Holland Italy and Spain as precedents.
A youth asks why a girl closes her eyes when kissed. The editor replies with a cheeky offer that a photo could reveal the reason, hinting at a jesting exchange about photographs and perceptions.
A ninety pound woman can work more mischief with her tongue than a 200 pound man can with his fists. A woman grows wiser as she doesn't grow older.
At a Montreal session the Dominion Prohibition Committee agreed to rename itself the Dominion Committee on Liquor Legislation. It endorsed federal measures to prohibit importation where sale is prohibited and urged provincial temperance bodies to use such laws where feasible. The group supported women’s franchise parity and calls for a national liquor control department overseeing manufacture importation and cross border shipments for non beverage uses.
Canadians suffer from catarrh and doctors now treat it by sending a purifying healing vapor through the breathing organs. Catarrhozone uses pine essence to soothe nasal throat and lung surfaces and destroy irritation. It claims to cure colds cough catarrh weak throat and bronchitis with a simple inhaler and antiseptic action. Large two month size costs 1.00 small 50c sample 25c at dealers.
Alberto Castello Branco planted the first coffee tree in Rio de Janeiro in 1760, beginning Brazil's rise to become the world's leading coffee producer.
A classic lifestyle ad promotes Danderine as a hair tonic. It claims rapid transformation from dull to thick gleaming waves, refreshing the scalp, removing dust and oil, and reducing dandruff. It urges purchase at drug or toilet counters and promises stronger longer hair.
A line from the Passing Show recalls a marriage engagement with a friend warning that a new ring may leave a black mark after wear. The exchange highlights social chatter and light humor about nuptial customs.
In response to a Northern Peace Society query, M. Carney of Louvain University argues English is the most suitable world language. He cites its compromise between Latin and Germanic roots, simplicity, broad use among progressive nations, and rich modern literature.
In Mansonville, a letter from GEO. H. HOLMES praises 16 bottles of Minard's Liniment Co. Limited Liniment for curing his father's paralysis, expressing hope it helps other sufferers and extends best regards to Yarmouth company readers.
The final block of C P R land in the western provinces goes on the market. A quarter of a million acres near North Battleford and Lloydminster, mainly park lands with timber, advertised in England. Prices range from 11 to 30 dollars per acre. Demand from Americans grows as emigrants from England are expected to settle in the west.
The BC Department of Lands annual report shows crown timber value rising to 654373.99 in 1919 from 380408 the prior year with 356 sales up from 227. Cruising area expanded and forestry work increased. In piling 4,000,000 feet were sold versus 378,000 in 1918, and shingle bolts and cord wood also rose.
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