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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone a winter remedy from The Catarrh Zone Co Kingston Canada. It claims inhaled vapor instantly relieves sore throat congestion and catarrh, promising immediate relief and a two month supply with a trial size option.
In a sunlit French countryside a sleepy American named Ruggles rides toward a holiday along the Marne. He intervenes when two street-thieves threaten an English girl, tossing them into the river and guiding her to safety as he seizes her belongings and pursues along the bank. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the pursuit continues.
Cincinnati authority warns against corn cutting causing infection and touts Freezone as a cheap remedy. A few drops allegedly relieve soreness and allow the entire corn to lift out with no damage to surrounding tissue. The drug dries quickly and is suggested for wearers of high heels.
F M Watcher, general manager of Rotterdam Canadian Mortgage Bank, arrived to handle Dutch interests and stated Holland is not only willing but ready to surrender the ex Kaiser to the allies. He noted Dutch sentiment favors surrender to avoid trouble and that the crown may be relinquished. The bank has about six million invested and he cites Dutch farmers seeking to emigrate to Canada.
Fragmentary report notes Jugo Slav and Austrian forces clashing amid protests and troop intimidation in London. The military situation remains unclear as Austrian authorities seek intervention from Italian troops in the Tarvis area. no offspring connection to inquiry is provided.
A Sunday School reflection on Jonah chapter 3 verses 1 to 10 and Acts 2 37 to 38. It outlines Nineveh’s penitent actions a fast proclamation prayer and turning from evil, notes the necessity of repentance, and cites the blessed results including forgiveness and the Holy Spirit.
A vintage style advert promotes lemon juice as a cheap freckle remover and skin whitening lotion. It claims two lemons produce a quarter pint of lotion to brighten and even skin tone, promising harmless daily use on face arms and hands to reduce freckles and blemishes.
The Royal North West Mounted Police in British Columbia will receive fifty officers and men with horses, based in Vancouver. The draft, led by Inspector Hill, comprises veterans recently returning from overseas service.
The paper launches a new serial story titled Filling His Own Shoes by Henry C. Rowland. It promises entertainment and amusing complications and will appear weekly for subscribers to continue receiving each issue.
A fragment from the Edinburgh Scotsman shows a child named Little Fisi asking his mother if the father was the only man she could get, after he was punished. The tone hints at a tense domestic moment.
An advertising blurb promotes Black Watch as the best black plug chewing tobacco on the market, highlighting its superior quality and flavor. The copy touts strength and smoothness, urging readers to try the product in stores.
A Christian Science Monitor report quotes Dr. Lyngman Rhee stating that Japanese imperialism for ten years has sought to denationalize Koreans. The piece accuses Tokyo of colonization with native Korean displacement, violence against dissent, and efforts to render Korea more Japanese than Japan itself.
Reports argue that Italy was not included in a proposed Franco British and American defense pact against Germany. Premiers and ministers reportedly discussed Italy joining. Orlando’s involvement cited, though he left office amid high tensions. French circles deem the omission serious given Italy's former Triple Alliance membership.
Dr Reme Sand of Belgium’s Ministry of Labor told a Washington conference that wartime disruption halted progress on child protection. He cited forced labor under German occupation and said Belgium now aims to reorganize industry to safeguard children, advocating a minimum wage law and other regulations.
Money orders issued by Bomia ion Express assist paying out of town accounts. Five dollars costs three cents.
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