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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
7
An old time patent medicine ad promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a blood nourishing remedy to restore energy and vigor. It claims thin blood and unfiltered kidneys cause weakness and urges purchase of 25c boxes from dealers.
Morgan and Kenyon pursue a tense sequence toward a derelict site as Laura Gaspard follows. A dangerous misstep near a shaft adit prompts Morgan to admit a crucial mistake and potential danger in their shadowed pursuit.
In a secluded attic at Merlin Farm a heavy faced boy sits opposite Kenyon as he uses his persuasive powers to influence him. The window is obscured from outside by the barn roof.
In the moorland backdrop at night, Kenyon argues Morgan will murder to seize Camlyn property and win Miss Cowlyn. Tom resists revealing his clue while the pair plan to clear Sir Anthony West and trap Morgan, hoping to shield Mavis Camlyn from a forced marriage.
Bonn Germany Prince Albert second son of King George V is on the headquarters staff of the Canadian corps. The 23 year old prince recently spent months with the Royal Air Force showing courage and eagerness to learn. Prince Arthur of Connaught has returned to his former duties, leaving two royal family members with the Canadians.
The Italian Giornale liahia reports the indemnity Italy owes to the central powers has been fixed at 40,000,000. The note frames the payment liability and reflects postwar reparations discussions.
The feature argues that a child is priceless, far exceeding monetary investments. It urges parents to invest in character, daily inspiration, and a hopeful home life, framing children as living legacies whose inner growth outvalues material wealth.
Reports from multiple sources indicate Bolsheviki forces gaining ground with allied and German resistance fading. The British light cruiser squadron is to withdraw from the Esthien coast but will patrol to Danzig. German troops retreat near Riga abandoning soldiers. provisions fail and desertions rise as trains and rail lines fall under German withdrawal pressures.
President Poincare announced to the Associated Press that he will probably visit the United States late in July or early in August. The trip would mark a major diplomatic event and involves arrangements with U S authorities and press coverage.
A Sunday school summary explains the Passover order and meaning: time marked by redemption, the set apart lamb, its killing for all, blood on doorposts as ground of peace, fellowship through eating the lamb, readiness for action, and that uncircumcision excludes participation. It notes the memorial nature, divine deliverance, and the Great Deliverance beyond Egypt.
The minister of defence releases a report on Australian troops in France from March 26 to October 5. Australians took 28 665 prisoners 333 guns and thousands of machine guns mortars vehicles and ammunition rounds. They captured 116 towns and villages and released 251 square miles of French soil. The five divisions at the front never exceeded 100 000 men.
Tokyo closes 1918 in a weak and uncertain mood with factory shutdowns displacing around 10 000 workers. Foreign trade is poor though imports edge higher. Cargo capacity declines and freight rates are unsettled as bankers keep tight credit while demand for goods wanes and food prices rise. Banks expand resources aiding settlements.
An Ontario testimonial describes heart palpitations, dizziness, and weakness then credits Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills with prompt relief. The speaker Mrs. Walter Grieves of Apsley says eight boxes restored daily function after doctors failed, and notes price 50c a box or mail order from The T. Milburn Co. Toronto Ontario.
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