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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
5
Mr M F Burroughs of Blatfton Indiana endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best remedy for bowel trouble. He has used it in his family for seven years and is never without it. Sold by BR McNaughtoll merchants and everywhere.
Schedule lists lacrosse matches among Neepawa Newdale Hamiota Rapid City with dates June July and August. All games play in the first named town. Advertising line mentions Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Ten baby medicine priced 30 cents.
An old advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cure for liver and kidney issues. It claims symptoms like constipation dizziness indigestion headaches and low mood improve with the pills. The copy asserts the product ensures vitality nourished blood bright spirits and general health, selling boxes everywhere.
In St. Catharines Ontario on June 17 County Judge Wells dismissed the case against George H. Clark manager of Ontario Silver Plating Co Niagra Falls after the crown offered no evidence on a conspiracy to defraud charge. The company faced four counts including manufacturing fraudulent goods and illegal stamping with three counts resulting in fines. Clark pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and was discharged. The judge criticized deceptive markings and urged integrity in business and religion.
An old advertisement promotes Lax-ets-A candy laxative for constipation relief. It lists symptoms like coated tongue dizziness biliousness headaches and sour stomach and encourages readers to try the product by noting a risk level and a signing name B.R. McNaught.
A historical note explains mounting a sheet tin warming oven over coal or gas stoves to steady heat. It advises brackets, a wall mount, and a small coal lamp to maintain mild even heat for baking and keeping dishes warm, highlighting a simple solution to gas stove limits.
A French baker’s loaf is thin and two thirds crust, baked long in a steam-filled oven. Steam glazing and heat alter sweetness, giving a glossy finish and better flavor. An imitation uses a pan of hot water in a regular oven for similar effects.
The article notes dates as easy to digest and rich in nutrients. It highlights apples, pears, plums, peaches, cherries, and tomatoes as sources of malic acid and potassium, with potatoes supplying inorganic elements and potassium salts. Lemons and oranges are praised for fever reduction and cooling the blood. Tomatoes are said to aid digestion and bile, and are beneficial for jaundice or headaches.
The Philadelphia Record notes women increasingly enter electrical work, especially in lamp making where dexterity and delicate wire insertion suit them. Women often earn more per piece due to steady, neat work and meticulous glass washing tasks.
A fragment urging branding of infants to identify them anywhere with ink marks. It argues the mark would be permanent and painless, likening it to vaccination, and attributes the idea to a Family Doctor.
A historical note describes a hair lightening remedy using honey rhubarb shampoo. It mentions an infusion of an ounce of strained bark and rhubarb stalks in wine for a day, then straining and applying to the scalp and hair before drying and rinsing with water.
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