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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
4
Helen dismisses a fawning messenger as Wade finds himself drawn into Chicago intrigue. Race Moran pressures Rexhill’s circle, leveraging political ties and ambitions to shape a dangerous, concealed alliance.
The scene shifts from New York to Chicago and then Wyoming as Gordon Wade negotiates with Moran and a Senator about Helen and marriage. Wade’s Westward search grows, while Moran threatens rivals, and the Senator weighs loyalty against power as Wade gains a rising, independent status amid Wyoming’s rapid development.
In a chapter about Rexhill, a defeated party wrecks the senator’s political and business influence. His bold schemes crumble after the loss, pushing him toward desperation while he maintains lavish living. Helen and her mother cling to social ambitions as Chicago life and Melene’s imagined rise tempt them.
Mrs. Kathleen Whillans of Brooklyn Street reports severe backache and fatigue eased after taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She says health restored and calls it the best woman's medicine, recommending it to others with similar suffering.
Orillia Ontario patient Mrs Maybelle B Gratrix recalls suffering from back ache nervousness and disordered digestion. After nine bottles of Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription she is cured and recommends the remedy. The ad notes the product comes in tablets or liquid and is made at Dr Pierce s Bridgeburg Ontario laboratory.
Pimzie returns home to the Brownies and Stella the Wishing Fairy and asks about the Blindfish. Stella explains the Kentucky underground river dwelling fish that has no eyes and pale, ghost like whiteness. It uses sensitive feelers to navigate dark caves and rivers and darting about when disturbed.
Senator Rexhill's vanishing fortune, Helen's Paris dreams, and Wade's rugged ranch life intersect as Moran spins a gold discovery scheme. The plot centers on Helen's longing for status and a Major career match, Wade's retreat from society, and Rexhill's fading bid for re election as a mysterious gold find looms.
The Daily Express in London sparks a controversy over a list titled ten novels everyone should read. One writer defends the set as essential to every educated person, naming Vanity Fair Esmond David Copperfield The Old Curiosity Shop Jane Eyre Wuthering Heights The Mill on the Floss The Newcomes Tess of the D Urbervilles and Don Quixote.
A New York man faced a workhouse sentence after authorities charged him with kicking a dog. The incident led to a ten day confinement order in the local workhouse.
The Banff Windermere motor highway in the Canadian Rockies will open June 30 1923. Ceremonies occur at Vermilion Crossing midway between Banff Alberta and Windermere British Columbia. The 93 mile route links national parks aiding a 6500 mile scenic tour from Mexico to Western Canada with costs varying by terrain from 7700 to 27000 dollars per mile.
Norman Lees, 20, entered Manchester Royal Infirmary with a brain abscess. After breathing stopped at 4 am his heart beat for five hours despite various resuscitation attempts, dying at 9 am. Doctors call the case unprecedented in heart lasting after cessation. Timberlands in Canada mapped by airplanes. Cleveland builds a public library costing 4,000,069 dollars.
An experimental project at Kentville Experimental Station shows tender rhubarb grown in a cellar or furnace room. Two year old clumps forced under a bench yielded 89.75 pounds from 22 square feet with four pounds per square foot. Warmth moisture and light exclusion were key.
Canada raises more wheat per capita than any country, says the American Miller, and consumes more bread per person. The piece notes tall concrete buildings in the United States and describes parlor car luxuries on the Australian transcontinental railway. It ends with a quip about men taking chances in marriage.
Former Kaiserin Hermine of Hohenzollern faces travel limits between Holland and Germany due to her marriage to the ex-Kaiser. Dutch and German authorities acknowledge no resistance to her movements but require bureaucratic procedures, driven by political considerations.
An old advertisement promises immediate relief from indigestion and sour stomach when taking Paper’s Diapepsin. It asserts no distress, flatulence, heartburn, or stomach misery, with digestion corrected for a few cents and a druggist guaranteed package.
A new German tax on restaurant meals imposes duties up to 100 percent on meals costing $2 or more. The policy increases prices for diners and affects eateries and consumers across the country.
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