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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
7
When indigestion hits, excess stomach acid causes souring and discomfort. Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, a barmless alkali used for 50 years, neutralizes acid instantly and relieves symptoms. obtain a small bottle with full directions from any drugstore.
In a dry season the Cheakamus mill area faces a raging forest fire sparked by smokers among slash piles. Wilkinson and Donald mobilize crews, dig fire-breaks, and issue strict no-smoking notices as the blaze roars toward the river and cliff. Connie aids with messenger runs while wildlife scatters in the smoke.
Simple precautions curb the flu sweep by keeping the throat healthy. Gargle with Nerviline three to four times daily, half a teaspoonful in water, to destroy mouth and throat bacteria. If chest or throat symptoms appear, rub neck and chest with Nerviline. Combine with Dr Hamiltons Pills to stimulate elimination and rid the system of germs.
A short recipe outlines making economy pudding sauce with cornstarch lemon rind sugar boiling water butter lemon juice nutmeg and salt. Mix cornstarch with lemon zest and sugar add water gradually simmer five minutes remove from heat stir in lemon juice butter and seasonings.
A simple bake recipe using a ham slice with apples and raisins. Layer ham with sliced apples and raisins in a dish, top with brown sugar, add water, cover, and bake about forty five minutes until tender.
Advertisement notes corns cause discomfort and promotes Hollo Way's Corn Remover as a treatment option to remove them.
The Bulgarian Minister of Public Instruction proposes legislation to broaden state support for cinema houses. A Mov ie department runs films and equipment to rural areas but needs expansion. Sofia cinema seats cost 10 cents while school screenings offer children two cents and adults three. children cannot attend at night.
Canada led Britain’s Ayrshire exports last year with 93 head. Other destinations included Kenya Colony 31, South America 14, Denmark 13, South Africa 12, United States 11, and Ceylon 8. Aluminum street cars are being tested in several US cities. Black peppermint, first grown commercially about 65 years ago, has nearly replaced white peppermint.
After deductions the total assurances in force total 1 896 915 934 57 dollars, up 408 925 254 48. Policies in force 633 240. The rapid growth in Great Britain and the United States highlights the company’s expansion. Policyholders’ benefits exceed premiums by 111 370 229 10 dollars. Net interest on mean invested assets rises to 6.58 percent. Net profit 11 028 854 59 from securities sales. Bonds and preferred stocks are valued below government valuations, providing a safeguard against market swings. No dollar of bonds or preferred stocks listed was lossfully valued.
The steel worker, railroad yard worker, and miner are the top three most hazardous jobs in America. Other dangerous occupations include glass blowing, slaughtering, meat packing, and lumber mill work. Last year accidents declined in most industries, yet one in sixteen workers were injured averaging 71 days away from work. Fatal accidents had 155 minor ones, and total lost time exceeded 19 265 years.
A mother from Innisfree Alberm. reports her baby suffered severe eczema from three days old, with eruptions intensifying until twelve days. After starting Cuticura Soap and Ointment, relief appeared after the first treatment and the child was fully healed in two months.
A compact weekly feature presents moral reflections and quotes on truth. It weaves lines from Psalm xol Lowells James Russell Lowell Shakespeare Johnson and Boswell to encourage honesty and resilience in daily life.
A 1927 account tallies 6020 miles built and 44416 miles maintained under provincial patrol or gang systems. George F. Mackenzie notes coal in most north islands with favorable mineralization prospects. Hurricanes at 80 mph create 32 psi pressure. A quip on success and a Minard's Liniment advertisement follow.
A new Edmonton Industrial Association has been formed with J. B. Starky of the Penn Mina as president and W. R. Howson, a local barrister, as vice president. The group hosted a dinner for about 150 businessmen to promote Edmonton made goods and local industries.
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