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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
7
Blackwood's Magazine notes that Communists failed to sway soldiers and sailors in Britain. It claims their tactics were rooted in revolutionary aims and Russia's orders, and asserts they are now being punished. The piece warns against cynicism over the attempted seduction.
Carvel and Baree survive a wolf assault and bond tightly as they travel north and west. Carvel discovers a dead man in a cabin, claims his trapline, and Baree shows a rising urge to follow a southern, ancestral pull toward gray graves, a burned cabin, and Nepeese.
Mrs L Laseunesse of Coniston Ontario recounts a drastic health improvement after taking Elizabeth Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham products following a major operation. She describes months of intense pain and weakness prior to treatment.
In April Carvel travels to Lac la Biche with Baree while visions of the Willow haunt a dreamer. He returns to the cabin in May as buds swell and Blue Flowers appear, then declares plans to travel south and back there.
A mixed feature with Carvel and Baree journeying south driven by instinct and a later health remedy section promoting Dr Williams Pink Pills. The narrative blends exploration with a medical advertisement style urging readers to use the tonic to strengthen blood and nerves for better digestion. Ada Webb of Prescott Ontario testifies to relief from nervous indigestion after taking the pills.
Mrs. A McDonald of McMurrich Street says eight years of periodic laryngitis and sore throat vanished after using Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. The remedy from Bridgeburg Ontario is sold in tablets and liquid by druggists. a trial package costs 10 cents.
A youth, worn by hunger and cold, envisions spring and reunion with Willow beyond the green forest rim. He believes winter is forgotten as birds, flowers, and blue skies reappear in his mind’s landscape. The scene closes with a hopeful “To be continued.”
An old advertisement touts Nerviline as a household remedy for stomach upset belching gas and nausea. It claims 20 drops in water give immediate results and notes the product is a staple in many homes, sold in 35 cent bottles with a doctor as endorser.
Denmark with about Chicago population reports the lowest death rate in Europe, based on 25 years of disease control. The milk supply is tightly screened, cows with tuberculosis are culled with fair compensation. Six sanitariums, one for children, plus other facilities, helped cut TB deaths from 23 per 10,000 in 1901 to under 9 per 10,000 in 1925.
A compact devotional note cites Luke on faithful service and daily devotion. It urges making forenoon sublime and using afternoons and nights for prayer and psalm, framing time as a victory. Quotes Edward Rowland Sill and Henri Frederic Amiel on happiness, good deeds, and living with an ideal.
Mrs Hooker discusses fashion while a medical advertisement touts Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. It claims immediate relief from attacks and long term warding off of future episodes, offering the remedy as inexpensive and widely sold.
George H. Wilkins sails from Seattle aboard the steamer Victoria bound for Seward Alaska to launch an Arctic voyage with two planes for flights over the Arctic from Point Barrow Major Thomas G Lanphier US Army official observer travels with the party aboard the Victoria to Alaska for the expedition
Stuart M. Watson a railroad engineer aged 28 earns his railroad wages to pay for medical school He earned an A B from Ohio State University last June and plans to complete his medical course while saving funds He works night shifts after class and sometimes takes a quarter off to finish his arts course in six years He has been an engineer since 1920
Numerous observers recall the Tahiti fire walkers but few have witnessed the feat. A two by two foot trench filled with heated boulders is trodden barefoot as the stones reach white heat. Scientists track the phenomenon yet the mechanism remains elusive.
The 1925 Saskatchewan wheat crop valued at 264 606 dollars, over half of Canada's total, came from 13 002 741 seeded acres yielding 185 bushels per acre for 240 551 000 bushels, per the bureau of statistics final report.
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