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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
7
In a Juicy New York style scene Joanna tells Mrs. Adams of a daring romance connected to a mink coat and bank money. The landlady probes wounds of debt and propriety as Joanna recounts a tense, intimate encounter in the drawing room.
Joanna leaves the landlady with money and a promise to return for heavy talk. She plans to cry or laugh and to deploy the news only when her husband John arrives, keeping the room free of interruptions for tonight.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building tonic that boosts appetite digestion and physical vigor. It features a testimonial from N H Langville of New Germany Nova Scotia and urges readers to obtain boxes for 50 cents from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. It also notes wide bicycle use in Japan.
The sacred white elephant from Burma, pinkish white and revered, will tour the United States after a four month stay in London Zoo debuting May 1. A special bungalow houses the animal due to its sacred status and inability to mix with other elephants.
An English journalist recalls an Americanized London scene on the Strand at 6 15 p m New York time with yellow taxis American brands and sights all around. The piece contrasts modern American influences with traditional English imagery as a hansom rattles by signaling England’s echo of the 1890s.
A Los Angeles Times editorial argues against paroling criminals despite good prison behavior. Miller's Worm Powders claim to cure worm-related stomach and bowel issues, improving infant health and appetite with use.
A US fishery bureau bottle cast into the sea near Chat ham Massachusetts was recovered at Brixham England after a voyage of two years. Captain Simpson FRS conducted long running bottle experiments with thousands of trials showing about 10 percent arrival, average drift roughly half a mile per hour. Some bottles traveled up to 10 000 miles. Archaeology near Pulborough Sussex reveals a 2000 year old road linking State Street roman routes with London. Oxford and Cambridge students helped excavate iron rings urns and pre roman tools. University College London plans a Danish lectureship for Queen Alexandra memory. Masses of archaic pottery beehive quern and flint tools unearthed. Minard s Liniment for burns.
Scientists note lunar periodicity in certain seaweed and worms and link polarized moonlight to life processes. The finding suggests moonlight may affect biological activity differently than direct sunlight, potentially validating ancient beliefs about planting by the moon.
Unique privilege in the United Kingdom allows Michael de Courcy to keep his hat on in the king's presence. A hereditary prerogative granted to Sir John de Courcy for conquering Ulster explains the rule, last exercised in 1859 by John de Courcy before Queen Victoria. Simple and Sure.—Dr Thomas' Electric Oil is easy to use as liniment or dressing with clear directions.
A religious collection of verses by Paul Gerhardt and George MacDonald urges childlike faith and trust in God. The page also advertises Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming relief for asthma sufferers with inhaled smoke or vapor distributed by dealers and wholesalers.
Bobist a former military aviator applies for a patent on an aeroplane designed to prevent crashes. The device uses counter-weights that slide to the rear during a perpendicular descent to restore balance, aided by an auxiliary rudder.
Mrs. F H Miller of Vancouver reports that five years earlier her husband suffered severe heart palpitations and smothering spells with doctors predicting six months to live. After taking Milburn's Fr. and N. Pills he improved markedly and can now climb stairs without heart pains at age 84.
The Haddington Burns Club plans a memorial for Tebbie Burns, mother of the poet Robert Burns. She long survived her famous son and died at Grant's Braes in East Lothian, after many years of life.
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