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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
3
The Romanian government announced that Romanian troops will occupy Transylvania at the request of the Transylvanian population. The action follows objections to Magyar exactions and aligns with Versailles decisions.
On the war anniversary both chambers of the French legislature and the Senate passed a unanimous resolution affirming continued fraternity with Italy and pledging unity for a just and lasting peace. the government supported the resolution.
A German professor tallies abdications and dethronements listing 278 royalty figures across Prussia Brunswick Lippe Reuss and Schaumburg Lippe. He notes many small principalities sent rulers into exile, with Lippe Reuss and Schaumburg Lippe each showing extreme royal-to-area ratios.
A medicine that acts on the stomach yet allows certain ingredients to reach the bowels is praised. Pagmelee's Vegetable Pills are described as highly effective, serving as both purgative and cleaner. They are claimed to have established themselves over years of use.
Central News dispatch reports Kail ut volcano eruption in Java destroying twenty villages in Bretmat district and vicinity of Bilitaig. Death toll estimated at 15 000 persons. Local authorities scramble to assess damage and aid survivors.
The demand for Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil is so high a large factory runs continuously bottling it. The preparation is regarded as a top proprietary compound and the leading oil in the market, earning broad acknowledgment of its deserved preeminence.
A reflective quotation about trouble, noting some bear multiple worries across past, present, and future. It emphasizes limits to burden and contrasts different experiences of hardship. The saying centers on thoughtful management of distress rather than excessive rumination.
Captain Evans of the transport Trewellard recounts wartime trials including eighteen days in a submarine as a captive. The ship recently called at Sydney for bunker coal on its route from Black Sea ports toward Montreal to load general cargo. The Trewellard previously carried munitions to Denekine's Russian forces in the Crimea.
Paris reports that anti Bolshevik leaders Admiral Kolchak and Gen Denekine may gain conditional recognition by the Council of Four. The deal would require convocation of a genuine constituent assembly to decide Russia's future government, enabling increased allied aid without sending troops.
A Cincinnati authority urges use of a drug called freezone to treat corns. A few drops relieve soreness and shrink the corn with root and all. The ether compound dries on application and should not irritate surrounding skin. A small amount costs little and can rid feet of corns or calluses. Cutting a corn is advised against as dangerous.
Lieutenant Omer Locklear, formerly with the air army, staged a spectacular demonstration in Atlantic City. He caught a dangling rope ladder from a second aircraft at 2,500 feet and climbed into the craft from which it was suspended. He previously leaped between planes in flight but had never ascended between planes before this feat.
Advertises a cold cure claiming one day relief for cough or headache with bromine quinine tablets from W. Grove. Boxes priced at 30 cents. Uses bold signature claim on each box.
Report notes that perpetual belief placed the North Pole as the coldest on earth, but explorers Namsen and others cite temperatures of 45 to 50 below zero in earlier expeditions. Birches Alaska, about 55 miles south of Fort Gibbon, reportedly hit 87 to 88 below zero, making it likely the coldest spot in the north.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming to cure catarrh by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. It promises $100,000 for any catarrh not cured and lists Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio offering testimonials free.
Senator Reed of Missouri attacked the League of Nations covenant in the Senate saying it would let other races dominate. He cited population statistics showing a large nonwhite share in opposing nations and claimed the assembly would favor white nations with more representatives.
Alfred Rochav of Roxton Pond Hotel and Livery Stables writes that Minard's Liniment has served his family and stables for years, calling it the best medicine obtainable.
News from London details the safe return of Harry Hawker and Liccut after twelve destroyers searched 300 miles around Ireland. Crowds celebrated with special editions, police controlled traffic, and Mrs. Hawker expressed faith in a miracle as experts praised Hawker’s precise navigation and the near Atlantic crossing.
Dispatch from Berlin reports protests before the Adlon Hotel where a crowd shouted down France England America Clemenceau Foch and Wilson. The Temps notes German public opinion rails at Wilson for interpreting the fourteen points against German views and sees him as particularly reviled.
Tommy confesses to breaking the bathroom window while his mother is busy washing. She tells him to remind her later about punishment, indicating a delayed consequence rather than immediate discipline.
A personal account describes long years of pain followed by a rapid relief claim of ten minutes. The narrative emphasizes dramatic improvement and a sense of liberation from ongoing discomfort.
Hundreds in town tout Catarrhozone as a healing vapor that cures catarrh, colds, and bronchitis by soothing irritation and clearing phlegm. Ads urge beware of substitutes, with dealers offering large two month supply for $1.00, small 50c, sample 25c.
A professor asks a thought experiment about dry land arising from flooded areas. A student quips that the most prominent feature would be German submarines, signaling a wartime context and ironic humor.
In Italy motion pictures are increasingly used to teach illiterate voters how to prepare ballots. The approach leverages visual storytelling to guide voters through the ballot process and promote informed participation.
A succinct remark notes that many aspiring poker players err when facing bets and calls, risking lost pots and misreading opponents. The line emphasizes common misjudgments in reading tells and odds at the table.
Citizens of Winnipeg and St Paul unite to erect a boundary memorial arch on the Manitoba Minnesota line honoring soldiers who died in the great war. The project is described as a fitting tribute and symbol of cross border friendship.
A concise reflection traces current anxieties to past oversights. The statement links prior inattention to lingering concerns, emphasizing responsibility and long term impact on well being. It frames worry as a consequence of neglected duties and postponed actions.
The text argues that alcohol intoxicates every cell in the body impairing function and immunity. It explains red and white blood cells rely on oxygen and disease defence, and alcohol disrupts these processes. It cites the British War Office and medical conventions opposing alcohol in disease treatment and urges widespread public education.
The article notes Belgian refugees staying in London, intending to make London the Antwerp and Amsterdam of the future. It describes Hatton Garden as a concentration of diamond factories and the employment of refugees by Belgian merchants, positioning London as the center for selling, preparing, and finishing diamonds for global markets.
The text places Holloway's Corn Cure at the forefront of recommended remedies, noting its lead in reported outcomes compared with other corn cures. It emphasizes its standing in results without detailing alternative products.
The House of Commons committee reports a new Immigration Bill for Canada with minor changes. Key provisions ban concealed weapons entering Canada and require immigration officials to report to the minister if an immigrant advocates overthrow of constitutional government by force.
German agents have shifted from aiding dangerous elements to active propaganda against the Allies in Switzerland. Leaflets bearing no author or printer are found in Swiss papers and offices. Several former spies identified among new arrivals in Geneva are funding propaganda, with leaders returning to head the campaigns.
The chief of the imperial general staff invites universities and higher educational institutes to nominate representatives for a two day conference on June 12 and 13 at Australia House. Dominions will discuss educational problems from army and Dominion forces experience. Hon. H. L. Fisher will deliver the opening address, presiding officer for session.
A brief note reflects that kind words persist beyond moments, suggesting appreciation grows as memories of considerate remarks endure. The piece advocates kindness as a lasting value transcending fleeting occasions.
After two thousand experiments John Drew reports discovering what he claims is the German secret of making mother of pearl. The British researcher asserts a breakthrough that could illuminate natural shell nacre production.
Five men sought who are hard workers with wide acquaintances and experience in insurance books stocks or related fields. Chance to become manager of your own office if you deliver the goods. Address with full information Glenn Craig Tobias 556 King Edward Hotel Toronto.
Dr Richard Grelling, author of T Accuse, says a military oligarchy is forming in Germany after returning from Munich. He claims the oligarchy is stronger than the Scheidemann government, which he says relies on the military caste mercenaries to stay in power.
A classroom scene where a teacher asks what oxen are and a student answers that a cow gives milk. The exchange uses simple definitions to distinguish an ox from a cow and highlights basic agricultural knowledge.
In a plain reflection Solomon says the present burden will ease with a modest remodeling effort. He indicates little more than home improvements can restore daily life and spirits.
An ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription a tonic for women worn out with nervousness pain and irregularities. It claims Blue Cohosh root and other agents boost vitality and suggests sending 10 cents for a trial package from Buffalo New York. The testimonial cites relief from nervous prostration and praise from users including Mas A J Mites.
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