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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
7
Jack Doran confronts the magistrate over his missing wife while the magistrate drinks and contemplates his unrecorded marriage. The magistrate believes he has done a noble thing by keeping the union unrecorded as he plots a mellow, selfcongratulatory end to the night.
Jack Doran waits at the station for No. 8 while listening to the telegraph wires. He meets Keith at the Macdonald Hotel and discusses assaying specimens, filing claims, and finding Helmi. Jack contemplates enlisting, dreams of luxury for Helmi, and seeks news of the two hundred dollars. The scene ends with a search of Chinese joints, then Sam at Sam's denies knowledge as the tale continues.
The ad asserts neglect of anaemia is dangerous and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with enriching blood to restore health. It cites Miss Katie McEachern of Port Hood Nova Scotia praising relief after six boxes and urges run-down individuals to begin treatment. Pills cost 50 cents a box, available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario or by mail.
The piece quotes Cardinal Newman on style stressing simple clear words and sincere, gripping treatment of a subject. It cites Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a trusted aid, noting its value for wise mothers.
The First National Bank Building in Detroit bears the largest outdoor sign, with the numeral "ist" painted across fifteen stories from the eleventh floor downward, and the letters "ST" extending eight stories.
The notice promotes Minard’s Liniment as a treatment for rheumatism. It claims the product is suitable for relief and urges use for sufferers. It references regional bat populations in Canada and the United States, noting dietary habits of insectivorous and fruit eating bats across North America.
Mrs Ambrose Orser of Elginburg Ontario describes a tense heart condition worsened by excitement. She reports relief after using Price 55¢ a box sold by druggists or via The T Milburn Co Toronto.
The article emphasizes proper nutrition from nursing through adolescence and thorough mouth hygiene to prevent early tooth decay. It cautions against early sweets, urges milk as a key nutrient, and advises dentist visits starting at age three to build trust and prevent future dental issues. It notes decay peaks in youth, especially ages 12 to 16, and frames diet, hygiene, and regular checkups as the three pillars of dental health.
A 14 foot canal could invite tramp steamers to the great lakes and a 27 foot channel would likely bring fleets of tramps to lake ports. German freighter from Hamburg loading motor cars at Detroit for Barcelona illustrates trucks can be moved inland via shallow canals. Manitoba Free Press notes ships already reach the lakes seeking grain cargo. Asthma remedy by Dr Kellogg offered as fast relief for suffocating attacks and praised as dependable and widely sold.
The London Sunday Observer notes international acknowledgment of Canada’s new status in Kellogg’s invitation to Britain Dominions and India to join the effort to outlaw war. It says extending the invitation beyond great powers was feasible and Britain’s stance to act jointly has been accepted.
A British scientist claims the brain is the only body part that does not wear out and notes the test of this theory begins with locating the brain.
Miss Jean Cameron of English birth, arrived at four, traps within ten miles of her father’s homestead. At twenty one she finds trapping a congenial and lucrative occupation versus city work, catching coyote lynx weasel and fox along her trap line.
From a vintage ad: the product cures pains from inflammation by topical application. It claims rapid absorption through the skin and soothing of inflamed tissue. Also advertised as a remedy for cuts scratches bruises and sprains with advice to keep a bottle on hand.
Canada shows broad mineral strength in 1926, listing about fifty metals and minerals. Nickel, cobalt, asbestos, gold, lead, silver, copper and zinc reflect Canada’s leading or high ranking world production positions across diverse lines.
A Swedish count travels to Canada to learn farming by serving as an agricultural laborer. The plan aims to gain hands on experience with local practices and rural life. The remark about solitude mirrors a sentiment favoring purpose over leisure.
A devotional excerpt urges following Gods will through faith and love. It contrasts love with mere duty, asserting love contains duty and drives cheerful obedience. Rose Porter emphasizes that genuine worship expresses in actions aligned with God’s will, not mere ritual.
Army personnel exposed to gas attacks showed reduced susceptibility to influenza. The study notes a possible immune system adaptation among soldiers previously subjected to chemical exposure, suggesting a link between gas exposure and flu resistance.
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