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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
7
Mrs T E Sugeman of Cobourg Ontario recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to care for a ill father and nursing baby and again during menopause. She credits seven bottles with restoring her strength and urges other women to use it when in need of building up.
Charmian learns Sarah Bennett heads west with Jim Bennett’s mother and twin sister Sophie as George K. Knowles warns of trouble. Grandma recalls town tidbits while Doctor Carter aids a local accident and Jim Bennett’s absence prompts school board support. Charmian wrestles with mixed emotions about Jim and his plans.
Charmian, lying in bed under a harvest moon, doubts her marriage and ponders Jim's silence about a major life change. She recalls Wickfield as a playmate, fears life without him, and admits she is not in love yet fears missing his presence after school.
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for torpid liver symptoms including headache dizziness and biliousness. It promises bile flow stimulation and mild laxative action with no calomel and claims to be a vegetable nonhabit forming tonic sold in 25 and 75 cent red packages.
In Washington at a world conference on mental hygiene Clifford Beers, an asylum inmate turned advocate, is highlighted for his lifelong work aiding the mentally ill. The piece also notes Thomas Edison, nearly stone deaf, who has ignored acoustical devices, joking that he prefers not to be bothered by talking people.
Thomas Simpson named Cambridge Bay on Victoria Island in 1839 to honor H.R.H. Adolphus Frederick the 6th Duke of Cambridge. Simpson, cousin of Hudson’s Bay Company governor Sir George Simpson, explored the Arctic Coast with officer Peter Dease from 1836 to 1839.
London police companionship for women will expand from over 50 to more than 100 officers as the force increases its female contingent. The comment sits alongside remarks on geography noting the equator line crossing deserts is a misconception.
A nineteenth century tale reveals Abdul el Hamid II never parted with a jeweled sceptre. A Paris shop reveal unlocked a hidden dagger within the rod, exposing a ruler ruled by fear and seeking security in his symbol of power.
Cardinal Lucan of Rheims died as a war era church leader who refused evacuation, protested the shelling of Rheims Cathedral, and wrote a bold letter to the Pope denouncing German deportations. His courage and faith made the cathedral a symbol of resilience and his name linked with national loyalty alongside Joffre and Foch.
An observer highlights that in the past year English writers earned large sums from single works. One author cleared over £60,000 from a single play and another about £15,000 from a single novel, both well past forty years old.
The advertisement touts Persian Balm as a creator and pre server of beautiful complexions. It claims tonic effect stimulates, cools inflamed skin, and safeguards delicate textures with magical results. A touch provides youthful freshness and whitened hands, presenting it as an essential toilet requisite for women.
A wallet containing $100 was found and returned, ending concern for the owner. The finder turned it in to the local authorities, ensuring the owner could recover the item safely.
F T Noltie of the Canadian Pacific Railway returns from the Antwerp International Exhibition praising Canada for leading the fair. He credits timely completion of the Canadian Pavilion and its landscaping as a decisive impression of efficiency.
A period ad urges mothers to act quickly at fever signs in babies and young children and recommends Baby's Own Tablets as a preventative aid. Mrs Norman Lee of Uxbridge Ontario endorses the product after her three year old recovered from fever and loss of appetite. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sells boxes for 25 cents by mail or at medicine dealers.
Minister of Labor Adam Stegerwald told the Reichstag budget committee that 12,000,000 Germans receive money from the national treasury in some form. One in five workers is supported by government salary or aid through government programs.
Traffic statisticians calculate that Berliners dedicate one hour daily to public transport, totaling about 13 full days per year. A stray joke from a waiter and a quip about a Bible with 3 567 180 letters close the snippet.
A compact reader page offers moral verses about love and giving before noting Miller's Worm Powders as a health aid. It links charitable acts to spiritual and bodily well being, citing biblical quotes and admonitions on making others happy to increase personal well being.
The World Grain Show headquarters in Regina records only one inquiry about entry limits. Exhibitors may enter multiple classes but may not submit more than one entry in a single class. The quotes presented contrast two humorous exchanges on opportunity and effort.
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