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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a safe natural laxative for women, claiming gentle thorough action without nausea and urging regular use for health and regularity. The piece contrasts with harsh medicines and promotes trust in this topical remedy amid other readings.
Miss Gaspard vanishes after a late order to meet in the orchid house as Jevons and Morgan stage a cautious mutiny plot in a country retreat. A housemaid reports no answer from Miss Gaspard and tension rises around the locked doors and secret corridors.
Kenyon plans to press Laura Gaspard for the key details of her anonymous letter as he moves to London to confront her. He aims to win Michael Heyer’s support by leveraging a potential grievance, while also arranging a meeting with Martha Trevlyn before leaving Camlyn. He suspects a Green Tables betting angle may lure Laura and uses disguises to gather truth.
W. J. Mathie of Saskatoon won first prize in the Marquis wheat standing field crop competition at the provincial seed fair exhibition held in Saskatoon. He also captured the first prize in the Marquis wheat open competition.
Secretary Charles F. Roland of the Canadian reconstruction association urges a Buy a Home campaign to convert rent payments into home purchases. He cites stabilizing communities, urges board support, and notes potential government cooperation to ease financing. He highlights U S examples and London housing plans, with Canada awaiting a building surge postwar.
The remark notes that regardless of project scale from a modest four room cottage to a fifteen story skyscraper, all necessary materials are available to support construction.
A historical piece discusses improving farm house lighting to ease workload, especially for women. It outlines ideal systems emphasizing ample even light, sunlight quality, no stark contrasts, safe nonpolluting fuels, low maintenance, reliability, flexibility, efficiency, compatibility with household tasks, and tasteful design.
An Ottawa area ad touts Catarrhozone as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh bronchitis and deafness. The complete inhaler outfit costs $1.00 and lasts three months with smaller 5 cent sizes available from the Catarrhozone Company Kingston Ontario Canada.
Regina anticipates an active construction year with projected outlays between 2.5 and 3 million dollars. City leaders including Commissioner L A Thornton and Mayor Black express optimism as W G Van Egmond notes a revived postwar push. Plans include two apartment houses and a business block, with provincial funding near 500 thousand aiding momentum.
The budget highlights provincial capital plans for Regina and Saskatoon. Key items include a $100,000 initial vote for a war memorial museum on the Legislative Building grounds in Regina, a $250,000 for a new normal school in Saskatoon, $134,000 for physics research, $150,000 for an asylum in south Saskatchewan, and $250,900 for additional university and court house work with locations to be announced.
In Moose Jaw Saskatchewan a historic sale shows farm land at $100 per acre as J A Cameron of Victoria BC sells half a section named the Lett farm three miles from the city. The property was bought a year ago for $85 an acre reflecting rising prices challenging frugal farming.
Our Farm Architecture and Building Department offers blue print workings of buildings shown here weekly for readers at five collars per Set. Address Editor of this paper.
Contractors, architects and dealers highlight the rise of sand lime brick as a cost saving, durable, attractive building product. Proximity to west coast lime and silica sand deposits fuels production and market expansion for Canadian western projects.
An advertisement touts Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills as a remedy for nervous shock and weak nerves. A Saskatoon reader testifies to improved strength, sleep, appetite, and tremor reduction after six boxes, noting the product costs 50 cents per box or can be mailed from The T Milburn Co. Limited in Toronto.
Ignace Jan Paderewski said Poland has started the path to freedom as elections demonstrated unity among parties and were conducted without conflict. Separately, French plans for Rhone River navigation from Switzerland to Marseilles envision locks to generate hydro electric power to help fund the project.
A Cincinnati authority touts a drug called Freezone as a fast remedy for corns. A few drops applied to tender areas allegedly shrivel the corn and remove root and all without irritation. The ad claims a small amount costs little and suits women in high heels.
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