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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1931
Page
5
James Halliday confronts Angela about her infidelity and ambitions while surveying their strained marriage. He warns of surveillance and control as Angela lashes out, vowing to resist. The tension peaks with Halliday reflecting on his own unfulfilled desires and returning to work.
Gay and Nick enjoy a restorative country retreat with Uncle Sim and Sonny. They reminisce about past plans, discuss dam building, and reaffirm love while avoiding city judgment. A quiet, hopeful moment ends with a promise to bring Sonny to see the dam.
The text endorses Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as an effective, long trusted cure for excess stomach acid. It claims fast relief with one tasteless spoonful in water and warns against tablets, urging buyers to look for the Phillips name on genuine liquid bottles sold in drugstores for 50 years.
Winnipeg and St Boniface approve plans to reconstruct the Norwood bridge over the Red River. The steel span will provide work for about 600 men through the winter, covering fabrication and construction.
The Ad‑an‑an Club scales Pike's Peak to fire a 200000 candle power aeroplane rocket in memory of Roald Amundsen. Amundsen, famed explorer and club member, is honored in a 1931 tribute on the summit.
The Toronto Telegram argues that western farmers dependence on wheat creates a national issue. It urges temporary assistance and coordinated action between the federal government and the provinces of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to restore buying power and prosperity across regions.
Recipe outlines a bread pudding with 2 cups milk and butter, 1 cup stale bread in 1/4 inch cubes, 1/4 cup sugar, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoons vanilla, 1/2 teaspoon almond extract, 2 eggs, 1 cup toasted coconut. Combine and bake in a water bath at 350°F for 45 to 50 minutes, serving 6.
Crisp cabbage chilled in ice water then drained and dried. Toss with grated pineapple shredded coconut and mayonnaise plus a dash of salt. Serve on crisp lettuce and garnish with strips of pepper. Serves 6.
Canadian friends of Sir William Wanless, a famed missionary surgeon, report his return to India to launch the Sir William Wanless Union Tuberculosis Sanatorium on a 100 acre site two miles from Miraj. He is said to have performed 96,000 operations during his career. Canada praises its leaders in missionary work.
Douglas' Egyptian Liniment claims instant bleeding stoppage and wound cauterization preventing blood poisoning. It is advertised as a cure for muscular rheumatism and related complaints with emphasis on quick, certain results.
The article compares wheat and corn as feeds noting wheat at 1.12 per bushel versus corn at 1.00. It suggests wheat is slightly more valuable as livestock feed. It also mentions London boys being birched.
A traveller notes taxis in Bombay are often hired on credit by simply leaving name and address with drivers who may not return for weeks. An Englishman once left a taxi waiting while he boarded a liner and sailed, with the driver clinging to the quay for two and a half days before police forced him to move. the meter fare reached about 160 rupees.
City council directs future contracts to require Canadian products where possible with foreign materials allowed only for strong reason. The measure follows a Department of Trade and Commerce recommendation to boost domestic procurement.
The ad claims crying babies signal illness while a well child smiles. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a safe mild laxative that sweetens the stomach regulates bowels and banishes constipation colds fevers and teething irritation. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 25 cents per box.
Conan Doyle cites James Payn as having the worst handwriting he ever encountered. Doyle recalls a note read by a chemist who, after study, produced medicine. The item also notes two pullman cars built to transport sick and invalided passengers for a northern railroad.
Advertisement touts Castoria as a bland safe medicine for colic constipation diarrhea and colds in children. It claims quick soothing sleep during crying and a cleansing effect on bowels with Castoria bearing Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature in genuine bottles.
A page of quotations urges labor for good, duty to God, and daily purpose. It cites John 9 4, Frances S. Osgood on striving, and Thomas Carlyle on finding one’s task before night falls.
The text promotes Persian Balm as a creator and pre server of beautiful complexions with tonic effects. It asserts safeguards and beautifies delicate skins, cools irritated skin, and provides instant youthfulness and freshness. It claims to soften hands and render them flawless white for the woman who cares.
A map once in Napoleon Bonaparte s possession outlines a proposed invasion of Australia and its annexation to France. Prince Roland Bonaparte, descendant of the emperor, presented the map to the French Geographical Society where it is now held.
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