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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
7
Connie and Donald face danger as Hand aims to kill him with a hired ally. The Breed intervenes, saving Donald and dying heroically after sacrificing himself for Connie. Connie grieves, while the narrative shifts to a seasonal panorama of Summit Lake and BC woods in late summer.
In the House of Commons T L Church Conservative of Toronto North reported the League of Nations has cost Canada 1 636 515 70 since its inception to the present. The query was raised by Church in Parliament.
A concise maxim urges seizing the chance when a well thought out plan appears likely to succeed. It emphasizes cautious confidence and decisive action to maximize outcomes.
A devotional meditation reflecting on Jesus asking How many loaves have ye and the fruits of shared offering. It frames small gifts of joy pain desire and sorrow as enough when blessed, leading to healthy holy life through divine grace.
A Treasury Department report shows 1928 provincial savings certificate sales totaling 815960 with net purchases more than double 1927. Outstanding certificates reach 11264940, held largely by farmers. Also noted are health rules from Dr W A Daley in Hull England advising laughter kindness and willing service.
An independent survey shows 82.8 percent of University of Toronto graduates live in Canada, 13.6 percent in the United States, with the University of Western Ontario at 80 percent and Manitoba at 93 percent remaining in Canada. Many graduates are temporarily abroad and will return, suggesting less pessimism about brain drain than feared.
Weather in February and March proves hard on babies and young children in Canada as confinement indoors risks overheating and poor ventilation. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers Baby's Own Tablets to regulate bowels, ease teething, and fight colds, sold for 25 cents from Brockville Ontario.
The Edmonton Journal notes a northward shift in land settlement with more than half of last year’s homesteads in central and northern Alberta and over 8,586 entries covering about 1,873,760 acres. Central and northern Alberta gain over 25,000 residents as farmers join miners engineers and mill men in moving northward.
An editorial line argues that status in the country should be seen through action rather than claimed importance, asserting that those who act arrogantly reveal their insecurity.
To check influenza this home treatment advises gargling with Nerviline three or four times daily using a half teaspoon in water. It claims the germ killing action clears mouth and throat and, if chest or throat issues occur, to rub the neck and chest with Nerviline. It also recommends Dr Hamiltons Pills to cleanse the system and remove wastes for prompt results.
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