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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
7
The New York Post notes ironies in Leon Trotzky's exile to Siberia after being a key creator of the Soviet regime. He faces punishment reminiscent of the czarist era, echoing his own role in sending others to death and prompting global lessons not desired by him or Soviet rulers.
A Swedish tradesman and a wild Englishman in a frontier settlement clash over hospitality and rumor. The Englishman’s lavish log house and generosity fuel envy while his odd habits and loyalty to his dogs spark jokes. He finally sells his horses and reflects on the coming war, urging muster for Britain.
Mrs L LasEUNESSE of Coniston Ontario recounts a severe operation and months of pain after which Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash helped her regain strength. She says two bottles alleviated left side pains and restored ability to work as a farmer's wife.
The final war contributions from Jersey and Guernsey have arrived in London. Jersey sent £300,000 by cheque to the Treasury while Guernsey sent £200,000 to the Home Office. Both payments were made simultaneously under a prior arrangement.
Two firsthand goodwill motor tours to Europe organized by the White Star Line and the Montreal Motorists League will let Canadian and American motorists travel in their own cars. The itineraries cover Havre to Paris, battlesites, and major European cities with receptions by local motoring groups. First group sails July 26 from Montreal to Liverpool. second departs September 6 and returns October 20 from Southampton.
The Vermilion Map Sheet from the Topographical Survey, Ottawa, updates the region east of Edmonton 75 miles from Saskatoon to Battleford. It marks eighty four by forty eight miles with settlements replacing wilderness and highlights farmsteads schools churches post offices rail lines and roads. The map notes North Saskatchewan and Vermilion valleys lakes and a Frog Lake massacre site linked to the 1885 rebellion.
Three genuine Stradivarius violins have been located in the Ottawa District. Mrs. E Jamieson bought one for $10 six years ago for her son to practice on. W L Weaver of Mountain Ontario acquired another eighteen years ago in New Ontario from a Russian man in distress. The third, owned by John Pumfrey of Camden township, is deemed genuine by experts and valued at $15,000 with a $10,000 offer currently refused.
Dr. Charles H. Mayo of Rochester Minnesota blasts secrecy surrounding cancer research as detrimental. He endorses a unified federal program similar to ideas shared at an AMA meeting by Surgeon General Cuming to end secrecy and speed cures. Green fruit ripens rapidly with ethylene gas.
Stomach indigestion is caused by excess acid two hours after meals. An alkali neutralizes acid instantly and Phillips Milk of Magnesia has been standard for 50 years. One spoonful neutralizes acid, is harmless and tasteless, and acts quickly. Get the genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for excess acids. Each bottle includes full directions.
A small column offers quotes on forgiveness and kindness from Coleridge Fuller and Bronte, followed by a health note on worms in children. It promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy for parasitic infections and general child illness.
The Tavistock Hotel in Covent Garden, famed as a closed doors men only club, has shut its doors and sold its contents by auction. The long dining room was a favorite haunt of Dickens, Thackeray, and other notable men.
The text notes a cryptic home remedy called Minard's Oiniment for asthma and reports that chinchillas rarely survive in captivity due to their quarrelsome nature. It also mentions a Texas chemist valuing the average human at 98 cents, a strikingly odd commercial claim.
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