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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
11
The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the safest fastest remedy for sour stomach indigestion and excess stomach acids. It claims a tasteless dose neutralizes much more acid, with fifty years of medical use and endorsement by physicians. Purchases include full directions in every bottle at drugstores.
In a car scene Helmi pleads to care for her sick Lili while Maudie Herriott negotiates hospital care. Scarlet fever isolation follows as the Herriott family sends both children to separate wards, with Helmi clinging to a lost chance to keep them together.
The text outlines early infant fluid needs based on weight, recommends weighing breastfed babies to estimate intake, and advises adding water to formula. It promotes Fletcher’s Castoria as a remedy for various infant ailments and touts a motherhood book included with each package, noting the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher and the 40 cent bottle containing 35 doses.
A British craft shown recently could let travelers use a single vehicle for road water and air travel. It combines automobile, motorboat and aeroplane with foldaway wings tail fin rudder and two propellers. A sheltered cabin carries passengers and mode changes are quick. Darwin’s idea of survival echoes in the boast.
Port Colborne resident WM Bechteller reports relief after an operation using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. He describes initial misery and weakness but notes improved health and safety in using the remedy.
An old advertisement text praises Captain Malcolm Campbell after completing a trestle record automobile drive at Daytona Beach. It endorses Red Rose Tea as a blend of Assam and Ceylon teas, highlighting its strong flavor and London training, sold by grocers in aluminum packages.
A mining man named Harry Tanner reports his dog uncovered a copper ore outcrop on Vancouver Island, one of the island’s richest strikes. The tale echoes other animal guided discoveries like the Bunker Hill mine donkey and various packs rats aiding prospectors across mining lore.
A writer discusses unseen natural signals from sound and smell and the limits of human perception. The piece notes electrons and wireless history and ends with an ad claiming Mother Graves Worm Exterminator destroys intestinal worms in children.
A Vancouver Sun excerpt compares judicial efficiency across nations. It argues Britain uses minimal law with maximal judicial sense, the United States relies on extensive law with often limited judicial sense, and Canada should pursue humanized courts over megahonized systems seeking fewer laws and better judges.
The Paris Herald European edition of the New York Herald Tribune debuts a four page color rotogravure section marking the first such feature for readers in Europe. The milestone mirrors France’s early adoption of the linotype machine nearly thirty years ago.
The article explains greenstain a dark green spot near the gum on both temporary and permanent teeth. Bacteria lodge there after a dead cuticle remains and etch the enamel if left long, causing roughness that traps food and accelerates decay. Removal by a dentist with pumice smooths the area and helps prevent further deposits.
An anthology-style excerpt presents comforting lines from James Russell Lowell and William Makepeace Thackeray about loss and memory. The quotes affirm that loved ones are not truly gone, but go to the next room where they await reunion. The tone is soothing, reflective, and spiritual.
Beijing authorities enforce a strict speed limit of 15 miles per hour. After punishing violators by beheading and displaying the severed heads in boxes at crossroads, officials placed bilingual signs warning of the consequences for speed limit breaches.
The Calgary Fish and Game Association plans to distribute 2,400 pheasant eggs across the province with instructions to recipients on proper handling to minimize chick losses.
A brief dialogue on railway transfers at Belvedere centers around a conductor guiding passengers and a traveler asking for arrival time. The exchange highlights transfer timing and station details in a concise interaction.
A report states railway engines utilize only about five percent of the heat produced in boiler combustion. The rest is lost as exhaust and radiation, highlighting inefficiency in steam power and the potential gains from improved design.
Health department figures show nearly 2,000 children under 15 were killed by motor cars in New York over five years. Boys outnumber girls by three to one, and Health Commissioner Harris notes automobile deaths surpass diphtheria scarlet fever and typhoid combined.
A promotional note touts Baby's Own Tablets as a simple remedy for infant and child ailments. Ruth ven Crommiller of Ruthven Ont. praises the tablets for maintaining two children in good health. The tablets, sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont, cost 25 cents a box.
A Farm and Fireside commentator argues that farmers without energy enterprise judgment and courage rarely earn more than a fair living from the soil, underscoring the need for bold farming in agriculture.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil has stood on the market for over fifty years and proven a blessing to thousands. It is highly favored in Canada and its fame has spread beyond the seas. It would still be a cheap liniment even if priced double.
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a girl witness jokes about the oath while a counsel sternly reminds her she is under oath. The moment highlights courtroom tension and the nature of testimony under oath.
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