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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
3
The passage touts a liniment claimed to ease sciatic pains including neuritis and lumbago. It highlights quick relief, positive results, and broad use as a preferred remedy, noting its popularity in Canada.
Article discusses two essentials for long distance flight safety Weather as the main enemy and the need for more weather stations. It praises direction finding wireless apparatus as a British wartime invention aiding navigation and situational reporting to base. The piece envisions an imperial wireless chain guiding aircraft and aiding shipping in fog and navigation.
In the House of Commons Horatio W Bou urged settling peace terms with Germany before forming a scheme of quotas, fearing government would lose support. He called for a preliminary treaty draft to be approved or rejected after being put to the people of each nation. Bottonsley questioned whether President Wilson would acknowledge such authority.
A reflective aphorism notes that high achievers maintain calm speed despite heavy workloads. It contrasts quickness with steady, purposeful effort, implying patience and focus build enduring success.
Farmers in Manitoba pass a resolution at the Union of Manitoba Municipalities urging immediate arming of all soldiers and sailors who enlisted in Canada and are stationed on Manitoba farms. Minister Arthur Meiguen supports the request and will raise it in Ottawa upon arrival.
The Naval Service reports a Marine Department decision that Canada naval war service on ships qualifies men to sit for mercantile marine certificates. This ruling allows many wartime service members to take examinations to obtain navigation certificates.
An ad proclaims Dr. Williams Pink Pills rebuild nervous strength by enriching blood. It cites improved mood, sleep, and energy for sufferers, with a testimonial from Miss Bibiane Chiasson of South Beach, Que, and notes a 50 cent to $2.50 price range and Brockville Ontario maker. A Jersey Journal joke about a jury verdict follows.
An OCR fragment advertises a product named Bromine Quinine tablets with a complete name implied as Ant e tive Bromin ine, featuring a signature W. Grove Cures and a cold remedy claim. The readable portion suggests a medicinal tablet offering relief and a brand notation.
The Alberta legislature outlines a 1 million allocation for roads and bridges with an extensive building program to maximize employment. Once estimates pass, preparations will start for a busy spring and summer, with operations beginning as weather permits.
A state of siege is declared in Hamburg until residents surrender all arms. Cars and patrols enforce the order as authorities press to disarm resistors. Gustav Noske, minister of military affairs, says he will not deploy troops as soldiers and workers’ councils work to restore order.
Plans prepared by the Alberta government for new departmental buildings will not be proceeded with this year. The sites include the capitol grounds in Edmonton with an estimated cost of 250000 dollars.
A brief, humorous note from the Boston Transcript shows Pa refusing to sing when Me Brimley visits, with Pa insisting on telling him to go. The exchange captures a playful domestic moment and regional speech.
Piers number 2 and 3 at the entrance to Victoria harbor in British Columbia were turned over to the Canadian National Railways and became part of the Dominion government transcontinental transportation system.
The article claims Parmelee's Vegetable Pills soothe excited nerves caused by defective digestion. It asserts the stomach governs the nerve centers and that the remedy restores normal stomach action, relieving nerve irritation with no sedative equal. Thousands testify to its effectiveness.
Quote reflects on morale and progress ahead of a future century. The line suggests that sincerity would resolve major challenges and make the millennium problem straightforward.
The piece celebrates Britain’s naval power and unity shown on November 21, praising the soul of the navy and civilian restraint as German forces capitulated at the Forth. It lauds national instinct over formal discipline and the absence of chivalry or pity in victory.
Manitoba treasurer Edward Brown told the legislature that 1918 books close with a revenue surplus of 322,867 dollars. Surplus assets over liabilities stand at 34,200,000 dollars, net debt after cash and sinking fund at 13,000,000, revenue bearing debt at 18,300,000, and expenditures below estimate by 364,000 dollars.
An 19th century advertisement promotes Grave’s Worm Exterminator claiming it clears the stomach and intestines, eases fretfulness, and helps infants sleep by restoring health.
Alberta beef brought the highest prairie price as Mannsell Brothers of Macleod shipped a trainload of choice steers to Chicago netting over 180 dollars per head. The balance was bought by P Burns Co. and sent to Pacific coast markets. The firm is renowned for quality and quantity.
A Montreal mother reports a two week old infant turning blue then breaking out in a painful rash. She treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after requesting a free sample and says two cakes and three boxes healed the child. Mrs. Alfred Ryan provides address and date August 10 1917.
General Paul Pau head of the French mission to Canada praised Canada’s wartime role before about 600 at a Canadian club luncheon. His remarks in French were interpreted for the audience while a commission member also lauded the British military prowess and friendship ties.
The final armistice terms to be published this month will include the demolition of Heligoland forts and the Kiel Canal, with German warships interned to be surrendered for destruction. The Daily Mail notes the island's immense fortifications with 11 to 15 inch guns, subterranean passages, and heavy defenses likely to be blown up, while Kiel Canal entrances also feature massive fortifications and steel turrets.
Catarrh described as widespread and incurable by local remedies alone. Hall's Catarrh Cure, a constitutional internal remedy, claimed to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward offered if it fails to cure, with circulars and testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Northern Manitoba fur production yields substantial revenue with last year’s value surpassing a million and a half dollars. The report lists values by animal type including otter beaver mink ermine wolf and others, highlighting the province's resource importance.
Weimar president Friedrich Ebert states he will govern not for a single party but for the Socialist party and its origins. He vows to eliminate birth privileges from politics and social life and to resist domination by force while shaping Germany's future at home and abroad.
A Cordova Manitoba letter urges parents to try Dr. Chase's Nerve Food for nervous exhaustion and St. Vitus Dance. It cites a ten year old girl who improved after six boxes and notes additional uses for Catarrh Powder and Kidney-Liver Pills. The ad warns against substitutes and lists price and distributors.
Twenty thousand Berlin store workers have walked out for higher wages. Leipziger Strasse hosts closed shops as troops maintain order. Spartacists fire in the newspaper district while across the empire workers face counterstrikes from doctors and other professionals.
A conference bringing together representatives from entente and central power nations urged release of all war prisoners and internees. Delegates planned to pledge support for President Wilson’s peace program and press for eliminating militaristic bias in school instruction.
Lethbridge, Alberta, will be the headquarters for a new southern Alberta division of the Mounted Police. The unit will cover the Calgary and MacLeod districts and be numbered with designations linked to the old titles. About 200 men are expected to serve in this division.
Alberta Historical Society members discussed creating a provincial museum to preserve early Alberta relics and records. The plan aims to obtain government help for funding and to establish a historical research society. The idea notes the absence of such a museum though local relics exist. Fort Edmonton site ideas were proposed but the fort was demolished in 1914 for landscape work.
Advices report 1,616,157 cases of salmon packed by BC canners in 1918, up 58,672 from 1917. Sockeye and red springs made up 21 percent of the total. the remainder Were lower grade.
John T. Parker Jr. reports from exile at Weiringen Willangs that the former Crown Prince accuses King Edward VIII of provoking the conflict in a striking wartime statement. The interview highlights German royal sentiment in exile.
The remedy claims to eradicate intestinal worms after one dose by making the stomach and bowels hostile to parasites. It asserts palatability for children and notes additional benefits for digestive organs without needing castor oil or purgatives.
The dairy sector in Saskatchewan shows growth as plant and building investments total 414,629. Co operative plants are valued at 145,184 across 19 units, while the 19 independent plants hold 299,445 in plant and buildings.
The piece notes Poland hosts salt mines with a history spanning more than six centuries while commenting on knowledge’s feast and some people never progressing beyond basic soup.
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