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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
7
Donald awakens in a hospital bed after a Strike ends with Ole Hand defeated. Dr Paul confirms injuries including cracked ribs and a fractured ulna while Connie’s relief and Andy’s loyalty surface amid the village mill’s whistle and celebratory bustle. Connie vows secrecy as she leaves with her pistol.
Donald returns to the mill after recovery to find Gillis buoyant over the on time shipment. The crew, including Blackie, earns double pay for the week as Donald lauds their hard work and leadership. Connie imagines wealth with Donald, while a menacing Breed watches from the woods.
An old fashioned medicine ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the preferred antacid. It claims rapid neutralization of excess stomach acid, notes a fifty year medical endorsement, and urges readers to buy the genuine product with full directions on every bottle from drugstores.
The first Turkish dictionary in Latin characters will have 60 000 words with fixed spelling and pronunciation by law. Each linguistic commissioner member is named. Stamboul University scholars compile scientific and medical terms. state press releases publish four scientific works and two novels.
Flis Preference Brown was summoned to the police court to receive a reward for saving a woman from the water. The magistrate praised the bravery and offered a $25 bank deposit alongside a medal, which Brown requested be kept in the bank while the medal stayed with him, noting a boy judges his mother by pies.
A devotional note emphasizes mercy and charity inspired by scripture and quotes Whittier and Channing Gannett. It calls readers to act as conduits of God’s mercy, offering aid to those in need and recognizing familiar acts of kindness as reflections of divine care.
A 711 ft high and 614 ft wide thermometer stands atop the German museum tower in Munich and is illuminated for long-distance visibility. A local quip mocks Jim Judd, while Old Man Munn tells him to quit exaggerating and climb a real mountain instead.
Health authorities warn the public of the danger of the common cold and grippe. A simple prevention plan advocates Nerviline gargles three times daily and rubbing the chest to break up congestion, plus Dr. Hamilton's Pills to purify the system.
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