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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
7
Jean Bourget of Brittany, a former Canadian cook, was made a Knight of the Legion of Honor by the French government for bravery in World War I. He enlisted after returning home, was wounded twice, and awarded the Croix de Guerre three times.
Mrs Adams discovers Joanna has returned to the rooming house with a $500 note and a new coat. Joanna, restless and money rich, plans more shopping and escape as she recalls a childhood picnic and feels the pull of the street and crowds.
A Minesing Ontario woman, Mrs Neal Bowser, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after months of weakness. Her husband notices the paper story of another recovery and she recommends the tonic to others, noting it helped with bearing down pains and overall health.
The New York telephone directory is the largest publishing effort, taking five to six weeks to distribute to 960,000 subscribers. Over 500 workers and a fleet of vehicles handle distribution, with the last edition weighing about five pounds per subscriber and totaling 1,920 pages and 830,000 listings.
The scene opens with an inspector lecturing on infectious diseases. He catches a sleepy boy named Smith off guard and asks him to name something that spreads. The boy replies Jam, sir.
The Ottawa Citizen quotes a Massachusetts inaugural creed by Calvin Coolidge urging public men to resist patter and demagoguery. It advises not to rush legislation, to let administration catch up, and to balance revolutionary science with measured action.
An advertorial urges indigestion sufferers to use Dr Williams Pink Pills to enrich and purify the blood and strengthen the stomach. It cites Kingston Ontario resident Wm H Kelly who recovered after long-term indigestion and promises a free health booklet by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A compact moral meditation urging small daily acts of goodness and courtesy. It frames righteousness as quiet peace and invites steadfast love for God and neighbor aligned with Christian teaching. The excerpt champions steadfast faith, simple kindness, and following Christ's example in ordinary life.
Homestead entries at the Peace River land office for the year ending March 31, 1926, rise 50 percent from the previous year. Land sales and revenues from patents, timber and grazing permits also surpass any prior year, with only 1917 1918 exceeding the past year in homestead entries.
Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of the National Museum begins an Alaska expedition to search rivers coasts and tundra for pottery and bone clues. He theorizes the first Americans crossed the Bering Strait from Asia and spread along the Pacific coast into temperate zones.
H E Dimmock discovered a nine inch double bitted stone axe with rings on its shaft while riding near Tompkins Sask. The relic, believed to be a carved tool from early days, was found on Cypress Hills slope nine miles south of town. A folk tale about timekeeping ends with a humorous exchange between Sam and Rastus as Sam shows a watch and Rastus declares the time.
A carnival barker invites crowds to watch a woman sawed in two for a quarter. A skeptical bystander questions whether the act is genuine or staged as the spectacle unfolds at the fairground show.
The article notes a market change where lipstick flavors become widely available. Consumers can now choose from a range of tastes, signaling a broader acceptance of flavored cosmetic products and new style options.
Banish The Blues links listlessness and headaches to constipation caused by overwork nervous strain and poor habits. Najol is pitched as a natural internal lubricant that softens waste and supports regular elimination without overtaxing the bowels. It claims safety for long-term use and urges readers to seek Nujol with red labeling on bottle and package.
The London Mall notes the Prince of Wales favors plain apartments at St James Palace over grand estates. He could afford a country seat like Burleigh-on-the-Hill near Oakham, but prefers an unencumbered, modest setup.
Advertisement claims Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil will relieve bronchial inflammation and strengthen passages against future attacks. It asserts rapid soothing of throat irritation, stopping the cough, and invites readers to try the product.
Premier King writes to General Griesbach promising to submit cabinet recommendations. He seeks appointment of a former member of the forces to one of the Civil Service Commission vacancies, as advised by General Griesbach.
The season opened at Jasper Park Lodge on May 22 with attendance by their excellencies Baron and Lady Byng as the first guests marking the official launch.
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