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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
7
A vintage ad explains sour stomach after meals as indigestion from over-stimulated nerves and excess acid. It recommends Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the tasteless alkali remedy and promises quick, harmless relief. Also promotes Phillips Dental Magnesia toothpaste for acid mouth protection.
A man laments the Tormarin curse ruining his life as Jean senses a looming danger. That curse haunts her future and nightmares reveal a chilling farmhouse encounter with Geoffrey Burke who grabs her hand and insists Come into my parlour threateningly.
Burke declares he will marry Jean Peterson while Judith probes his motives on Staples verandah. Judith accepts a role in shaping Jean’s future as she questions Blaise Tormarin and Glyn Peterson’s past. Jean accepts an invitation to lunch as thawing begins and she eyes reconciliation.
Jean wakes in a terror filled dream of Burke and Tormarin that feels vivid for a full minute before recognizing she is safe in her bed at Staple. May sunshine helps her laugh at the fears, yet the odd phrases linger and color her days for many days.
The Lord Mayor’s Mansion House sits on land owned by the rector of St Mary Woolnoth in Lombard Street. The city pays $50 annually as ground rent, split into two $25 halves, on a site valued above $7.5 million. The piece notes China’s ancient hemp farming dating to 2800 B C.
The presidium of the central executive committee banned 37 émigrés including Leon Trotsky from entering the Soviet Union for all time. Trotsky had already been exiled to Istanbul two years earlier after his open split with Stalin. The group included Mensheviks and sympathizers, most not well known.
A reader reports losing 11 pounds in a month after starting Kruschen Salts, from 224 to 213, aiming for 168. The ad extols the product’s six salts aiding digestion, offers a free trial and a GIANT 7 bottle package, with a money back return by the druggist.
The 1931 Dominion Bureau of Statistics census reports Alberta horses and cattle down while sheep swine and poultry rise. Horses drop from 806 244 to 731 999, mules from 3772 to 1932, cattle from 1 383 552 to 1 136 616. Sheep rise from 431 464 to 789 298, swine from 423 258 to 1 062 908, and poultry from 5 176 302 to 9 016 428.
Excavators repairing a sewer uncovered a wall attributed to David surrounding ancient Jerusalem. The discovery, two Roman era roads and a distant temple site, sheds light on early Israelite fortifications and city layout long debated by historians.
The Soviet Union orders 130 high priced cars in the United States at a total of 400000 dollars, more than 3000 dollars per car, to entertain visiting tourists. The cars will be driven by agents of the Soviet government to show what they want observers to see, preserving cautious access to Russia.
Dr. J. D. Kellogg offers an asthma remedy claimed to ease breathing by relaxing the air passages. The advertisement cites hundreds of testimonials annually to support its effectiveness and promises users return to normal breathing and rest.
A clipped prose fragment notes the word world increasingly used in court, World Bank, world trade conferences, world disarmament, world peace, and stresses that broader world understanding enables this growth.
An advertisement urges keeping Douglas Egyptian Liniment on hand for distemper in horses. It notes the Irish Free State and Czecho Slovakia as nations with unchanged governments compared to a decade ago.
Incomplete returns from the Canadian census conducted last June estimate the population of the Dominion at about 10,360,000. Final tabulations were delayed by isolated northern localities.
A short devotional excerpt collects sayings on meekness contentment and humility from Bunyan and Walton. It emphasizes cheerful acceptance of one’s lot, quiet patience before God, and gratitude for earthly and heavenly dwellings.
The Society of International Law reports 3,155 war years in 3,421 years of world history and only 268 peace years. Incomplete records hinder certainty whether some peace years were truly peaceful.
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