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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
4
An oversight in the Hamiota fair prizes omits items in Home Manufacture Specials an extra sack of flour from The Oxilvie Co. A late prize added for Lorses on page 15 by Mr Thomas Mitchell for the best foal sired by his horse Daughin with 1st 5.00 2nd 3.00 3rd 2.00. School children entry fees are waived. Class 6 adds Best Dry Mare with 3.00 prize.
A dealer notice promotes Chamberlain's Choliz destroyed diarrhea remedy with a sales pitch to buy now before summer ends. The ad claims it is needed in emergencies and available from all dealers.
The article recounts Princess Elizabeth later Queen of Bohemia, as a child of King James I. It describes her early years at Windsor, education by Lord and Lady Harington in Warwickshire, and a self styled fairy world. Her studies used is playful methods with history and geography games and microscopes. She tended a wilderness aviary and miniature world of architecture and animals. Princess Elizabeth enjoyed a routine of outdoor play, moral lessons, music and dancing.
A youth asks about natural philosophy and receives a concise definition from his father. The dialogue explains steam as a cause and reason example, noting the kettle spout and a playful twist about letters being opened by mamma, illustrating curiosity and daily science.
The notice promotes Midna Stomach tablets as a restorative for digestion mood and energy. It urges a three day trial then regular use with meals to improve nutrition and relieve nerve exhaustion sleeplessness and night sweats. Available at local druggists and stores.
Mothers of young children should watch for any abnormal bowel changes in summer. Prompt attention at this time can prevent serious trouble. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can always be depended upon and is for sale by all dealers.
A fragmentary editorial praising the Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives argues tuberculosis treatment at Muskoka reduces death rates and saves lives. It notes a 25 percent drop in provincial mortality since opening in April 1902 and invites readers to donate via W. J. Gage or the hospital secretary treasurer in Toronto.
Fir soreness of muscles whether from violent exercise or injury there is nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment. His liniment also relieves rheumatic penis. For sale by all dealers.
An appeal touts B C fruit lands and a new book Harris New Method Of Apple Culture claiming two year bearing instead of five. Readers are invited to join a trip from Proctor to inspect sites, with a free Kootenay Magazine offer for twenty names and addresses, subscription $2.50 yearly or 2c per copy.
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