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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
9
The Canadian Gymkhana at Vladivostok on May 1 drew about 10 000 attendees including allied commanders. The 21st battalion won the inter allied tug of war while the Royal North West Mounted Police musical ride received enthusiastic applause.
The Chinese University of Hawaii organization is formed by Chinese American graduates in Honolulu to promote higher education among Chinese students in Hawaii. K F Lum of Colgate is named president.
M Paderewski of Poland and his wife received a warm welcome as their train moved through Cracow on the Paris to Warsaw route. The demonstration honored the premier's work at the Polish conference, regarded as a notable achievement.
The naval terms of the treaty to be presented to Austria are completed and will wipe out the Austrian Navy. All ships large and small are to be surrendered with disposition among the allies to be arranged later.
The Eiffel Tower in Paris, used as an anti air war post and wireless station, will be opened to the public early this month. Parisians anticipate resuming visits for the panoramic views and postcard sends from the tower top as military quarters relocate from the base.
Advert says Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy relieves asthma and helps fishing and asthma in both incipient and chronic cases. Claims thousands of grateful letters support cure and urges purchase everywhere, urging readers to avoid inferior products.
The 1918 Manitoba honey crop averaged 64 pounds per hive totaling 944,104 pounds. That year 180 beginners became beekeepers, bringing the number of apiarians to 921 with about 14,736 colonies. Honey sold for 25 to 35 cents per pound to Manitoba keepers.
An advertisement touts Dr. Hamilton's Pills as a sleep aid for constipation and digestive troubles. Claims include liver cleansing, night action, relief from headaches biliousness indigestion and various pains with a money back guarantee. Package available for 25 cents at local medicine dealers.
A San Diego clock with 20 dials shows world times, dates, and days. It reaches 21 feet in height and includes four four foot diameter dials. Enclosed in plate glass, it features tourmaline topaz agate and jade and lights up at night. Built over 15 months, its motive power is a self-winding 200 pound weight.
A noted behavioral point observes that one woman often focuses more on another woman's wardrobe than on her spoken words, signaling social signaling and personal style influence in group dynamics.
A fragment touts a product branded BromO Quinine claiming to cure a cold in one day. It mentions a full name LAX TIVE BRO and requests a signature of W. Grove. The text stresses a tablet form and a price of 0c.
A statement describes the severe damage to Rheims Cathedral from German bombardment. The western facade and portal are battered, southern front pinnacles shot away, roof with holes, high altar ruined, choir vanished, most glass destroyed, statues inside west wall remain intact, no restoration yet, guardian says generations needed to repair.
A new serial tale starts in this issue with a first installment. The note hints that filing a will can stir feelings among heirs and adds a moment of family drama.
Hillside Saskatchewan May 19 Special. Farmer John New says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney trouble with joint stiffness cramps backache neuralgia and dizziness after one box. He reports dry skin and nervousness improved and urges neighbors to try the remedy.
An 19th century ad promotes Putnam's Corn Extractor as a purely vegetable remedy that cures any corn without pain. It guarantees results with every bottle and urges use from all dealers for 25 cents.
Amid peace term excitement German workers push for lower prices. The German railway men's association joined a conference with Minister Schmidt to drop wage demands if food prices drop. A second paragraph promotes Miler's Worm Powders as a worm destroyer and health aid for children.
A telephone operator is described as having a speaking acquaintance with many people she does not recognize. The remark hints at a broad but unknown network connected to her work and daily routine.
Panic over sleepless nights prompts testimonials on Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. Users report calmer nerves, stronger heart function, deeper sleep, and eased breath during activity. Available 50 cents per box or by mail from The Milburn Co. Limited in Toronto.
London reports the first contingent of 1500 volunteers departed Newcastle for Archangel to relieve troops in north Russia. The force includes a machine gun company. Two additional contingents are due to leave within the week.
A reflective note argues that given a second chance, a man would likely repeat past mistakes, becoming a bigger fool than before. It muses on folly and the humbling limits of experience.
A concise proverb on sharing information suggesting restraint and saving some knowledge for later. It cautions that revealing too much at once can reduce impact and leave less for future use. The tone is advisory and reflective.
Allied flotilla supported by land batteries and air units reports sinking a Bolshevik gunboat on the Dvina river. The assault included a brisk bombardment along the Vaga river.
Thousands of mothers testify that Baby's Own Tablets safely aid children of all ages. Mrs. Joseph Therrien of St. Gabriel de Brandon Que says the remedy saved her baby, making him healthy and happy. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Belgium aims to secure military guarantee against a repeat of 1914 invasion. Plenipotentiaries from Belgium France Great Britain and Holland plan talks to replace the 1839 treaty and ensure Belgian security. Belgian reps demand return of towns ceded to Prussia by Vienna congress to Belgium. Minard's Liniment Used by Physicians.
Sweden faces the worst floods in years due to heavy rain and snow. Damage tops 30 million kronen with avalanches and landslides near Tromsoe. twelve killed as farms washed into the sea. Solleften Hernesand, Sundsvaal badly hit. railways, bridges destroyed. villages isolated. cattle and horses swept away.
A reader asks about the just-launched serial in this issue and whether the opening chapter has been read by the staff. The inquiry hints at anticipation for the ongoing storyline and prompts expectations for forthcoming installments.
The inaugural Vancouver to Victoria flight was completed by Captain Alfred Eckley and Captain Carl Aull of the aerial league of Canada. They piloted a Canadian JN Four Curtiss aircraft with a stopover in Victoria, and the total time was three hours and 41 minutes.
The note humorously warns against wearing high heeled footwear unless one tolerates awkward stance or toe misalignment, suggesting caution for fashion choices and comfort.
Advertisement for the Royal College of Science offering a free booklet from Dept. 137 in Toronto Canada. It promises nursing training by correspondence with weekly earnings stated as 95 to 25 dollars.
The Vorwarts denies the former Kaisar asked Berlin for permission to return to Germany. The report states no approval was granted and outlines the government’s stance on the request.
An advertising feature highlights Black Watch plug tobacco as the top choice for smokers seeking a rich, full flavor. The promotion touts bold strength and smooth chewing satisfaction, aiming to attract loyal connoisseurs and new users alike.
After a plebiscite in Vorarlberg the western Austro Hungarian district 45000 voted for annexation to Switzerland while 11000 opposed. Switzer lands will seek union, and Switzerland itself will hold a plebiscite on taking in crown lands.
The advertisement quotes Christopher Saunders of Dalhousie and Thos W Payne of Bathurst NB claiming successful cures of horses by Minard's Liniment. Messages also mention St Peters CB and Linlief. The notices hail Minard's Liniment as effective for mange torn by a pitchfork and for a bad swelling.
Some men tell their wives every thing that happens, and there are others who tell them a great many things that don't happen.
Owing to colds overeating or intemperance uric acid and toxins gather in the body causing backache lumbago rheumatic pains and stiff joints. Treat by exciting excretory organs to their best effort and internally cleaning the system with castor oil or Dr Pierce’s pleasant Pellets. Use Anuric and iron tonics to build strength and improve the blood.
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