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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement for a cough medicine promises quick relief for a hard cough with claims of potent formula and double strength. It lists a price of 75 cents and directs readers to mail or send for the product from International Leb services at 74 St Antone St Montreal Canada.
A poultry keeper should track grain use by weighing and recording each fill. A tabular sheet on the supply bin aids recording, while the precise egg yield can be noted alongside. This method helps manage high poultry costs with clear, daily tallies.
An advertisement touts Milfer’s Worm Powders as self cleansing and easy to swallow. It claims one dose cures intestinal worms, tames stomach troubles, and improves digestion without castor oil or purgatives, targeting children and broader digestive relief.
The master directed the mand to clean a coat with gasoline but the order was not carried out. The wife explains the girl cannot withstand the odor since a chauffeur previously jilted her.
The Springfield Republican argues that public opinion in Germany is increasingly united behind aggression and ruthless war aims. It notes domestic rifts remain over issues like pork and potatoes but say little changes the overall support for the government and Kaiser during the current conflict.
A St. Joseph reader reports his 13 year old daughter was badly injured in a sleigh accident her elbow remained stiff for three years after using Minard's Liniment four bottles cured her and she has been free of trouble for two years Aug 18 1900
A fan of amateur theatre quips on liking to sit in the audience while confessing he dislikes acting. The note links nervous nervousness to digestion and promotes Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills as a remedy to restore stomach function and ease fevered nerves.
The Christian Science Monitor notes a new railway act in England requiring a 50 percent fare rise yet yielding a single fare of 2d between adjacent Lancashire stations. The return fare remains 4d, illustrating a humorous outcome as the board of trade limits any rise beyond 50 percent.
At a Montreal convention the Canadian Produce Association halted a resolution for immediate laws to standardize and inspect all Canadian eggs and issue government certificates. A deputation urged protections against selling eggs unfit for food and noted millions lost yearly from quality deterioration and price drops due to lack of uniform high grade eggs in the market. It argued for official guarantees of marketed eggs to meet postwar competition from Russia and other nations.
A playful dialog notes how Miss Snappe-Nett rew, yet FT suspects she may have been younger in the past. The speaker remarks that Mr. Goodleigh-Her’s age surprised them and questions if she truly looks twenty eight.
The Canadian Order of Foresters shows a historic 1916 payout of over 726000 in death claims, adds 422000 to its Insurance Fund, and ends the year with 5628343 on hand. Actuarial review by Landis of Nashville supports proposed rate adjustments to maintain solvency and fund future claims under Ontario legislation. The plan includes tailored options for current and new members and aims to preserve the society’s strong financial position.
For stiff neck and sore muscles it promises relief without rubbing. It targets rheumatic aches neuralgia gout lumbago bruises strains sprains and stiffness with quick penetration and skin friendly formula. Sold at druggists 25c 50c and 1.00.
In this early advertisement style notice, Mother Graves offers a worm ex terminator said to clear the stomach and intestines and restore healthfulness, claiming it will ease fretfulness and restore infant sleep.
A Life magazine remark describes a beautiful girl as the daughter of a corporation lawyer. The note urges secrecy from her father, noting she is sensitive and raised ignorant of the fact.
The first steam whistle entered service in 1833 following an accident involving Stephenson's locomotive Samson at a level crossing between Bagworth and Thorton. A Board meeting reportedly led to the idea that trains should carry whistles blown by steam.
An article claims eyesight can be strengthened by a prescription called Bon Upte. It describes anecdotes of readers who improved after using the tablets and dissolving one tablet in water to bathe the eyes twice daily. The piece promotes the remedy and guarantees improvement or a refund.
The Appleford Counter Check Book Company advertises counter check and sales books with a claim of quality and low prices despite rising paper costs. It highlights carbon papers waxes coated books triplicate and duplex carbonate items and offers samples and nationwide Canadian supply through its offices in Hamilton Toronto Montreal Winnipeg and Vancouver.
An opinion from the Washington Post argues that postwar Germany will unite business under state auspices and back operatives abroad. It suggests Americans should form alliances to compete overseas, as a remedy to foreign government backed competition.
Patient objects to the bill and outlines charges for the operation, reputation, and the sign. Porter replies with a breakdown: twenty five dollars for the operation, five hundred for reputation, and the remainder for the sign.
A Stanislaus County company buys skimmed milk and shows rural residents the value of good roads by paying 20 cents per 100 pounds on good roads and 17.5 cents on bad roads. Farmers unknowingly pay the difference as a road tax, measured by minutes to town.
The article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a universal cure for weak blood and related ailments. It claims the pills rebuild red blood, strengthen the body, and cites Mrs. Charles Goddard of Chatham Ontario describing significant nervous system improvement after use. Available from medicine dealers or by mail from Brockville Ontario.
Western Canada wheat yield exceeds projections by about 55 million bushels, rising from 170–180 million to roughly 225 million bushels. At 1.50 a bushel the crop’s value climbs by about 73 million dollars, amid ongoing Atlantic transport and ship-train congestion keeping more grain in the West. Cohnen-So Sadie calls off engagement.
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