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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
6
Wade pleads for Santry while Rexhill and Moran threaten land seizure. A heated encounter ends with Wade accusing Rexhill and Moran of treachery as Helen witnesses tension between Wade and her father, the Senator, amid a looming showdown in Crawling Water.
A Chatham Ontario mother shares relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for postnatal backache fatigue and weakness. The letter touts decades of women’s health benefits and invites others to write for a free text on ailments peculiar to women.
Wade, seething after Helen sees his temper, retreats to a hotel bar. He downs whiskey, puffs a cigarette, and orders a steak to steady himself. He weighs actions against Helen’s father Moran and vows to pursue Moran, while seeking patience for a plan with Santry in mind.
Gordon Wade and Lem Trowbridge discuss mounting a show of force against Moran after he takes possession of property. Wade’s group plans to arm themselves, with Wade weighing legal risks tied to Rexhill and federal action. Trowbridge suggests striking with solid evidence like the Jensen shooting to force a response.
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant candy tasting laxative for all ages. It promises relief from constipation when feeling sick dizzy or upset with a mild dose of one or two tablets.
A health note warns that thumb sucking in young children shapes the palate and teeth, narrows nasal space, and may cause adenoids and facial changes. It urges early intervention and persistence to break the habit, cautioning about long term costs to health and appearance.
The piece argues against chasing a misreported claim that Osler said a man’s working life ends at 60 and should be “chioroformed.” It notes Osler likely never corrected it and that the imagined stun of the misquote sticks in memory more than the actual message.
The article lists marriageable ages by country. Germany requires a man of eighteen, Portugal allows a fourteen year old boy and twelve year old girl, Greece sets fourteen summers for men and twelve for women, France and Belgium require eighteen and sixteen respectively, Spain requires fourteen and twelve, Switzerland allows fourteen and twelve, and Turkey grants marriage to any youth capable of walking and understanding religious service.
Advice urges kindness over unnecessary criticism. It notes that nagging or fault finding at home or abroad erodes affection and trust, leaving groups unloved. The message stresses restraint and positive regard as paths to harmony.
A domestic mishap centers on a woman who plans for visitors who never arrive, while the true test comes when unexpected company shows up unannounced and finds the house in disarray.
Madame Alesandra Kollantay, a Bolshevik minister of public welfare, was appointed Russia’s first woman ambassador to Norway. Born aristocrat and polyglot, she is about 45, author of social books, and has clashed with Bolshevik leaders yet remained influential in party councils.
An advertorial touts Nerviline as a fast relief for sciatica and rheumatism. The copy asserts deep penetration and quick soothing of irritated nerves with every drop, pricing the product at 35 cents at all dealers.
An official Madrid statement announces that Spanish prisoners held by Moroccans have been ransomed and are starting the journey home. The report frames this as the latest chapter in Spain’s grim colonial tragedy, marked by successive governments’ failures and heavy casualties among Spanish youths.
In parts of South America people honor engineers by calling them doctor even without medical qualification. The term signifies a doctor of engineering rather than medicine, reflecting high esteem for civil engineers.
Heavy traffic around Salisbury Cathedral threatens the spire, the tallest in England. Engineers report the 600 year old spire leans 23 inches from the perpendicular due to vibrations. Immediate work to strengthen the foundation is planned as police monitor traffic near the cathedral.
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