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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
6
The piece argues Western Canada farmers must prioritize the farm home to keep youths from moving to cities. It notes early farm homes were spartan and isolated, and that neglecting family life harms future generations as farm wealth grows. The family is the farmer’s key asset.
The article urges farmers to improve the home environment with labor-saving devices firewood and warm rooms a telephone books music and flowers. It argues a pleasant farm home inspires children to stay and view farming as a desirable independent life.
Constipated children find prompt relief with Baby's Own Tablets a mild laxative that regulates bowels and stomach relieving constipation indigestion colds and fevers. A Quebec mother reports rapid improvement for her son and calls him now in best health. Sold by Stealers or The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario 25 cents a box.
Due to exchange rate fluctuations the Post Office in Shanghai and other Chinese cities will charge two Chinese cents for a two cent stamp. When sold for gold, the price remains the same as in the United States.
A pest remedy named Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is described as acceptable to children and effective, delivering prompt results. The note emphasizes safe use and quick action in controlling worms.
The Belgian treasure including state papers savings bank securities bullion and gold and silver held by the Bank of England during the war has been returned to Belgium. The total is described as the nation’s savings in the peace era amounting to many millions. The Cocke rill Line in London managed the shipment and Belgian National Bank officials had prepared for the return in London.
Gustave de Kerguezec, deputy and naval reporter, charges the French in the Near East with mismanagement. He says the Armee d Orient no longer exists and describes dire conditions at Odessa and Taranto camps. He argues two regiments could have saved the Crimea and that demobilization is hampered by lack of men and ships.
Mr F E Bowden chief engineer of the Department of Railways and Canals testified before a senate committee studying Hudson Bay prospects. He noted possible November navigation extension with aid to navigation and that 7500 ton ships could use the port at Port Nelson while larger vessels could not.
Dispatches describe executions of counter revolutionists by Hungarian communists in Budapest. Victims shot before parliament or in the Marka strasse high school yard at night. several girls executed for tri color rosettes. Bodies found on Danube islands. French colonial troops feared advancing from the south. White guards and counter revolutionists poised to cross the Theiss after Romanian withdrawal.
A reflection on victory noting value lies in the fruits it bears within and beyond the win, emphasizing benefits like growth, honor, and lasting outcomes over the mere achievement itself.
The quotation features a police allegation about quarrels between a husband and wife and a witty reply from the prisoner. The exchange highlights courtroom humor in a historical print, attributed to Puck.
Alberta woman with ten years of kidney trouble recommends Dodd's Kidney Pills to friends in Tolland Alta Special. Mrs Fred Wolters recounts relief after using two boxes noting improved energy and reduced aches and rheumatism. The item frames the pills as old and tried friends in thousands of Canadian homes.
Captain Palli, renowned Italian airman hailed as the infallible eagle, was killed when his airplane crashed near Bourg Saint Maurice in Savoy after a snowstorm. He completed 140 war raids including the Vienna expedition with the d'Annunzio squadron. his craft was repeatedly hit by enemy fire.
Information from unimpeachable sources states that Germany will propose military disarmament at the peace conference. Germany would reduce forces to 350000 within two months after peace and to 200000 within a year, claiming disarmament before other powers despite internal disorders and frontier defenses.
Two neighbors named Corns and Toes quarreled until Putnam's Corn Extractor settled the dispute. The ad claims any corn goes out of business in 24 hours when Putnam's is applied, offered at 25 cents at all dealers.
A new Dead Sea has formed off the southeast coast of England at Pegwell Bay after an oil tank steamer was torpedoed at night during the war. Thousands of gallons of crude oil polluted shellfish beds killing shrimp mussel and whelk habitats and contaminating food stocks. Public are warned not to gather shellfish from Ramsgate shores Pegwell Bay.
A wry remark contrasts doctors abandoning patients with losing temper, noting that the good die young while the other kind perish when they cannot help it.
The article recounts Ralph Brown and his twin Lindsay Brown in the London Scottish Regiment. Both were indistinguishable in appearance and training, leading to an order to grow a moustache to tell them apart. They rose through ranks together, attaining commissioned status with equal merit and only initials separating their reports.
Ad text touts BromoQuinine tablets as the genuine cure all in one day. It mentions Grove Cures 8 Cold in One Day and lists a price of 30 cents.
Regina reports Saskatche wan airmen create the Air Services Association of Saskatchewan to promote aeronautics and aerial navigation in the province. The group welcomes aviators from allied countries and cites vast distances and poor roads and railways making air travel vital for mail and express deliveries.
The piece touts Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a cure that relieves immediate symptoms and claims permanent relief with persistent use. It urges readers to take no substitute and presents asthma as a thief in the night beaten by the preparation.
The quote argues that tact stems from refined perception and personal sensibility. It asserts that understanding another’s pain requires a criterion found in our own feelings, and that tact rises with our sensitivity.
A satirical remark about marriage vows surfaces in a Detroit Free Press item, highlighting a tense social moment as one person jokes that JT would not wed the best man while another remarks on the sentiment with tempered appreciation.
In a harsh account the Bolshevik forces near the Kama southwest of Perm are accused of killing the wives of officers and soldiers and in many cases even children as they fled toward Omsk. The report emphasizes brutal violence during the chaotic withdrawal.
An old remedy called Miller's Worm Powders is described as powerful against worms in children. It is claimed to relieve fever biliousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and other stomach and bowel worm disorders while invigorating the youthful system.
In Boston New York Philadelphia and Baltimore 44 steamers load cargoes of food bound for Europe under the American Relief Administration. The shipments signal relief near completion as Belgium exits the relief commission since May 1 and the newly liberated nations are expected to become self sustaining with the next harvest.
Our lives resemble buildings under construction where every visitor, whether long or short, contributes to the walls and decor. Worthy friends exert a boundless influence over us.
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