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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
7
Debility and disease said to stem from weak blood. The pills cleanse the blood, remove impurities, and build strength improving complexion. Ulcers boils and sores heal. anaemia and rheumatism ease. Sold everywhere for 25 cents a box.
Mavis Camlyn receives an anonymous letter arguing Sir Anthony West was elsewhere during a murder and urging her to trust trusted ally Mr Clegg Senior. Kenyon gathers the thread, planning to use the tip to undermine Jasper Morgan’s bid and save Tony West from a dangerous marriage plot.
Martha Trevlyn questions Kenyon about the Burbury boy as they descend with a guttering candle. She warns that the Burburys are a bad lot despite their clergyman standing and that Kenyon risks trouble from them. The exchange hints at a dangerous pursuit and Kenyon’s intent to identify the best among the Burbury faction.
London reports General Currie received a letter via Captain Finkel from a Ludendorff staff contact. The officer said defeat was certain when Canadians breached Hindenburg line, and a new rear line was planned. Bonn district Germans praised Canadian protection against Bolshevism and welcomed batteries at Bonn University.
The piece argues for a rapid postwar building surge across Canada. It links public works, rail and canal repairs, housing shortages, and timber coal needs to national recovery, urging 1919 start dates, shared profits, and immigration as vital to prosperity. It notes government support, lifted borrowing caps, and western Canada as a key growth region.
A compact six room house leads a discussion on real estate and industrial growth, noting revival will be gradual with no boom. Labor, materials, and capital costs must reach workable levels. Canada’s future depends on united, cross‑class effort and close cooperation to solve reconstruction challenges.
The Prince Rupert saw mill project on the Pacific coast is described as one of the largest and most modern. Plans include a 46 by 250 feet two story building housing a four mill complex with a daily capacity of 125000 feet of lumber and 150000 shingles and a double log lift innovation feeding both main mill and deck.
The National Association of Builders' exchanges will hold a convention in Milwaukee the last week of February to address postwar industry readjustment and lifting building restrictions. The Detroit Builders' and Traders' exchange plans a large delegation and is making arrangements.
In Great Britain 424 ships began in Q4 1918 with 1 979 952 tons, up from 395 ships and 1 866 591 tons in Q4 1917. Ship under construction totals rise by about 233 000 tons versus September and 113 000 tons versus last year.
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