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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
7
A tense exchange aboard the Ara bella follows a plan involving hostage transfer and a message to the Commandant. Blood reveals his motive to redeem himself in Miss Bishop’s eyes and explains why he will not risk Julian’s life, hoping she will remember him.
William FE Brush of Windsor Ontario reports six months of illness with weakness weight loss and poor circulation. He credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with restoring health allowing him to work again. Sold by druggists with options liquid or tablets and free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
Toré Julian and his lordship exchange sharp words over a woman before the Arabella departs within the hour. The fort stays quiet and the fleet shows no sign of moving to block the vessel.
The Covent Garden whip women who guard market whips for produce growers plan to quit after 300 years. The elderly guild, began in the 16th century to deter theft, charges three pence today but struggles to earn a living.
Lord Julian reveals Captain Blood's gift of mercy and self sacrifice to Colonel Bishop and Arabella. Blood shields them from danger by allowing a risky surrender while planning a safe voyage home. Arabella torn between gratitude and love learns Bishop's redemption through Blood's mercy.
Mrs. Algot Lun McCord of Wisconsin reports pimples on forehead cheeks and chin lasted about three months before she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After three cakes of soap and one box of ointment she was completely healed. The testimonial notes use for toilet purposes and promotes Cuticura products.
A pathologist reports anger quickly raises blood sugar by ten to thirty percent within minutes. The cause is a tiny gland whose overactivity heats the body and fuels hatred and quarrels. When normal, the gland keeps temperament calm and even.
During the first quarter of this year about 100000 acres were homesteaded across the four western provinces with 620 settlers filing. Saskatchewan led, Alberta second with 227, Manitoba 80, and British Columbia 27. Soldier grants totaled 100, representing 7000 acres.
Ottawa Journal notes the death of Norah Holland, a beloved Canadian poet whose heartfelt songs enriched life. The obituary lauds her warmth and artistry and reflects on human values amid the public notice. Minard's Liniment for Backache.
Readers report Nerviline’s deep penetration and five times the strength of typical oils. The ad claims relief for rheumatic conditions and muscular joint stiffness. A 35 cent bottle is advertised through local dealers.
A brief humorous dialogue frames a grandma warning lateness while a little girl explains in their circle that in their world no one goes to a party until everyone arrives, highlighting patient timing.
Mrs J Derocher of South Stukely Quebec reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She was bedridden last spring before taking three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and a box of Diamond Dinner Pills. The back pain disappeared and she says she is completely relieved.
A London Daily Telegraph critique argues that claiming capitalism must be replaced by a theory with unknown specifics leads to chaos. The piece notes the gap between critique and a unified alternate system, whose practice has historically caused disaster.
Dialogue shows a tenant dealing with renovations while a neighbor learns flute. The exchange lightly riffs on instruments, suggesting a humorous domestic friction and playful repartee between two roommates.
Fraser Canyon road to complete the trans provincial highway linking the western prairies with the coast and set to finish soon according to officials.
About thirteen million whitefish and cisco fry are being deposited in prairie lakes, per Canadian National Railways officials. Jackfish Lake near North Battleford will receive 2.8 million whitefish and 0.2 million cisco. Little Quill Lake near Wadena, Sask., will get 1.8 million cisco. Qu Appelle lakes Katepwa Mission Echo Sioux will receive 6 million whitefish and 2 million cisco.
When the baby is ill and cries despite care Baby's Own Tablets are advised. The mild laxative tones bowels and soothes the stomach easing indigestion and teething. Guaranteed free of opiates and narcotics these tablets suit newborns and older babies. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
About 250000 bushels of Alberta oats were shipped to New Zealand last winter as seed, per a bulletin from Alberta's Department of Agriculture.
An 19th century style notice promotes Mother Grave as a worm exterminator and Minard's Liniment for ailments. It mentions Munich dogs and a public bath for dogs opening daily from 8 30 a m to 7 p m.
A Mitchell Ontario woman reports relief from abdomen pains headaches and back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the medicine and notes a large canvass finding 9 out of 100 women improved with a fair trial and invites further inquiries.
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