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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes a Canadian made topical treatment said to relieve external aches stiffness soreness and cramped muscles. It emphasizes quick penetration without rubbing and claims soothing effects follow, suitable for back strains and sinews with a clean convenient economical profile.
Copenhagen dispatch says Germany aims to raise a large loan in Scandinavia with Denmark likely to contribute about 250 million marks. Danish circles express disapproval of the scheme.
Letters praise Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills for kidney disease and backache relief. Testimonies from C E Raymus and John Torbett affirm quick improvement after multiple boxes. Pills sold 25c a box with Dr A W Chase M D portrait on each box and Toronto distributors noted. A Saskatoon normal school to cost 250000 and a remark on monotony as dull.
When Your Liver is out of Order you notice a heavy head sick stomach and bad mouth taste. Pay attention to these signs and get prompt relief using Beecham's Pills. A few doses stimulate the liver aid the stomach regulate the bowels and improve general well being.
A Sunday school lesson recounts Israel’s oath to Jehovah followed by the Golden Calf rebellion. Moses pleads for mercy, God’s wrath and judgment unfold, Levi’s sword purges idolatry, and the covenant renews with emphasis on God’s mercy and justice.
Mothers can detect child worm trouble quickly and apply the best remedy Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator. The ad emphasizes prompt action by mothers to protect health using a trusted product.
The Foundation Plants at Victoria now employs about 1,500 men across two yards with more workers being added daily. A double launching is planned by March, after which operations will accelerate as the company aims to deliver twenty fully powered steamships by the end of the year.
German representatives ask armistice commission in Spa for authorization to use warships against Bolsheviks seizing Baltic towns and seek allied naval support. Also, Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil touted for pulmonary disorders with testimonials praising its relief and anti inflammation effects.
Great Britain and France have sent notes to Matthias Erzberger, the Weimar correspondent of Berlinske Tidende, reporting that Germany’s failure to deliver locomotives and agricultural machinery breaches the agreement. The notes reportedly threaten Germany in tone.
In Miguasha Point Quebec on February 17 a resident named Paul Landry testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills are the best medicine he has taken. He credits the pills with restoring his health after kidney disease and urges others with similar issues to try them. The ad claims the pills cure kidney problems and purify the blood to energize the body.
Indians in The Pas in council denounce a proposed license tax on fur trapping calling it a treaty violation. Chief Constant cites a 1876 Queen Victoria pledge to protect the Indians as justification. The tax is set to take effect October 1.
The Saskatchewan department of education plans a systematic thrift campaign in 5,000 schools. It will distribute 30,000 copies of the Canada war thrift books and 50,000 copies of What Canada Has Done in the War to trustees teachers and senior pupils to organize thrift clubs and continue saving for patriotic purposes after four years of saving.
Reports from Omsk state the Russian government has accepted the Japanese offer of men money and arms to settle the Bolshevik crisis. The move follows fears allied withdrawal from Siberia and a conference at Prince’s Island possibly recognizing the Bolsheviks in exchange for aid. Japanese aid would secure iron and coal concessions in the Primorsk region.
Reports received through Berlin say Kiev the Ukrainian capital is again under control of Ukrainian forces after recent fighting. The update confirms a shift in control and highlights ongoing military developments in the region.
Viscount Chinda the Japanese ambassador to Britain, representing Japan at the peace conference, says reports of Japanese pressure on China to curb Chinese delegates are false.
An old medical ad proclaims cold and flu relief from bromo quinine tablets. The box shows E. W. Grove’s signature and lists the product as a single “Bromo Quinine” remedy labeled 0c.
The article asserts Britain developed depth charge defense against submarines ahead of the United States. It credits 1914 trials under the grand fleet commander, Vernon experimental school, and the admiralty submarine attack committee. It notes British lead in thrower devices and special vessels and cites British origin of key mine devices.
Pearl McNayhan of Mitchell Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing neuralgia during late pregnancy and aiding recovery after childbirth. She reports full strength return and describes the medicine as improving health for both mother and baby. The campaign notes many letters praising the product from mothers.
Socialist conference in Berne outlines demands for the peace treaty including an eight hour day restrictions on women and children emigration of paupers and homework under sanitary conditions A permanent international labor office and an annual labor parliament are envisioned Chairman Schnee berger notes lack of quorum but vows to continue work and report to the peace conference. The report includes a light hearted exchange between two boys and a bleak home remedy ad for Miller's Worm Powders and a quip about a henpecked husband.
When a baby cries and cannot be consoled nothing helps like Baby's Own Tablets. The ad promotes a mild laxative that regulates bowels and stomach, claims to cure minor ailments, and quotes Mrs. Alphonse Lachance of St Apolline Quebec praising the product. Sold by dealers or 25 cents a box by mail from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
The BC advisory committee reports to Ottawa that one large plant could fit the Pacific coast market but more than one is unlikely under current economics. No large ore deposits identified in BC, two mills currently use scrap, and an electric smelting furnace is possible though long-term expansion seems unlikely.
A short note reports Minard’s Liziment claim to cure distemper, paired with a quip about some men being regular in habits though their routines prove undesirable.
The Sas katoon provincial police division reported handling no fewer than 2 205 casts in the previous year, reflecting a robust workload across their division.
The German majority socialists oppose Albert Thomas and push a resolution blaming imperialist policy for the war while urging investigation into immediate causes. They point to the Austrian Serbia ultimatum, Russian and German mobilizations, and say Germany’s invasion of Belgium violated peoples' rights. Prairie Provinces use about 40 million bushels of seed grain annually per Prof Brackett of Saskatchewan College of Agriculture.
The article warns that excess stomach acid causes gas and bloating and can lead to gastritis ulcers. It advises using Hiculated Magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, prevent sourness, and ease gas, noting Bisulated Magnesia as a safe, inexpensive option used by many.
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