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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
7
Reduce stomach sourness and excess acid with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Since its invention fifty years ago it has been prescribed by physicians to neutralize acid and ease stomach upset. A spoonful in water ends discomfort in minutes and provides clear directions on every bottle.
In a tense scene on a hillside camp in British Columbia, Donald pleads for a peaceful return to work while Hand’s rebels threaten violence. Connie, stationed with a rifle, watches over the standoff as Gillis and Andy react. A planned one on one fight between Donald and Hand is proposed with no rules in place.
An early 20th century health note urges simple steps against influenza spreading nationwide. It promotes gargling with Nerviline three to four times daily, using half a teaspoon in water, and rubbing chest with Nerviline if symptoms appear. It also recommends Dr Hamiltons Pills to cleanse the system and eliminate disease causing germs as a combined treatment.
In a Toronto Globe editorial the paper notes Britain faces unprecedented taxation and poverty worsened by disease and hunger. It praises Canadian generosity and suggests these circumstances, largely beyond control, justify Canada’s ready aid to Britain during the hardship.
A teacher narrates a classroom moment when a third grade student misinterprets a story about a dog and a fox. The Italian boy Joe repeats the tale with his own phonetic twist, ending with a playful mispronunciation about losing his penny instead of scent.
The Canadian Government Experimental Farm system now includes twenty seven farms seven substations one horse breeding station one fox ranch ten plant pathological laboratories and 201 illustration stations across nine provinces. It is the largest of its kind in the world.
Betty Barclay offers a dessert recipe combining quick cooking tapioca grape juice and pineapple. The dish uses sugar salt marshmallows optional egg whites and lady fingers or sponge cake to line glasses, then chilled and served with whipped cream.
The present high peak of street noises has been reached with many not fully considering the intrusion. The unsilenced motorcycle klaxon heavy lorry airplane steam tractor and pneumatic drill have been tolerated in turn as noisy inventions are unleashed without restraint.
A simple bake combining macaroni, oysters or leftover fish, with salt pepper butter and seasoned liquor. Layer macaroni and oysters in a dish pour the oyster liquor or milk to moisten, bake 350 degrees for twenty minutes and serve with tomato catsup.
An old advertisement claims Putnam's Corn Extractor removes corns without pain whether they are hard or soft. It advises painting drops on visible signs of callouses on feet or toes to prevent and treat corns including those between the toes. The copy emphasizes rooting out the corn quickly.
A Durham youth bought three dozen eggs on credit, resold them at another store, and used the proceeds to buy gas for his car. The incident is noted as possibly the first use of a thirty six hen power automobile.
An old ad copy touts Minard's Liniment for the flu while a quip about women’s feet suggests they have grown two sizes in twenty years, blamed on women filling men’s roles. The text merges medical testimonial and gender satire from a historical piece.
A devotional piece quotes Matthew 6 11 and Rose Terry Cooke on daily bread as more than sustenance. It frames daily providence as nourishment for the soul, urging trust, guidance, and growth in faith through each day.
An official report notes a growing influx of dialectal and provincial words into the dictionary. It also states that five hundred kinds of material are used in men's shoes, reflecting wide variety in footwear production and language.
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