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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
2
An advertisement claims bad blood and health issues stem from liver and bowels and promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a regular life routine. It asserts quick relief from headaches blood disorders constipation and indigestion with a 23 cent box sold everywhere.
The tale recounts Dorkin’s plan to safeguard wild creatures by creating a vast preserve. Overcrowding fears drive autumn dispersals of animals, while profits from selling specimens fund his noble ambition. He envisions government land acquisition and resisting lawless trappers to secure a vast sanctuary for wildlife.
An advisory note promotes Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a tonic for expectant mothers. It claims benefits for both mother and child and urges sending 10 cents for a trial package from the Invalids Hotel, Buffalo New York. Mrs C Sere of Hees Street 46 endorses its health value during pregnancy.
Dorkin senses a new menace as lawless trappers grow bolder threatening his wildlife preserve. A mysterious Timberley is linked to the disturbance while Dorkin and allies prepare for confrontation, fearing the destruction of cherished fauna and his harmony.
Bagh sails toward LaPeer in a tense moment of planning. Dorkin, amid dark skies, vows to seek the word from locals after the storm passes. He shares a firm, brotherlike gesture with the Frenchman as a mysterious fate settles on their weary minds.
Dorkin sits alone at the heavy oaken table as rain drenches the world outside. Larry the setter sleeps at his feet while a sick fox lies beside a wicker crate with five playful puppies nearby.
A testimonial from Mrs. W. W. Pearce of Toronto credits Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills with restoring health after Spanish influenza leaves hearts weak nerves shattered and blood poor. She recalls relief after one box and full recovery after six, with the price at 50 cents per box available from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto.
A definite military course for 1922 will be offered at the University of Saskatchewan after a conference between President Murray and Brigadier-General Ormond. The program provides one hour weekly for drill and physical training and one hour for theoretical work. Lectures on military science will be delivered by Militia Department officers, focusing on Great War strategy and Canadian campaigns.
H. A. Mackie, Edmon ton East member, says new government oil regulations hinder private enterprise. The Hindus lack a word for friend and use brother instead.
Botanists and timber experts warn foreign cutters are destroying cascara sagrada supplies in British Columbia. Legislation will be proposed to protect barks and herbs. Cascara, once called the Pacific Coast's great gift, is depleted in Oregon and Washington with prices rising. Pretoria's rainmaking dust trial failed. Isolated Kerguelen Island lies 3,000 miles from land.
Paris society women enroll their pet dogs in a school to learn proper manners. The program aims to improve canine behavior and social grace among the city’s polished circles.
Farmers from around Dublin intend to migrate to Western Canada in the spring, a Calgary Board of Trade report states. The move reflects ongoing disruption in their native area and plans to seek new opportunities.
An advertisement touts Miller's Worm Powders as a reliable remedy to expel worms in infants. It argues many children die from worms and promotes the product as a health restoring treatment for various infant ailments.
A Youths Companion note praises owning a well built house in shortages, urging honesty in conforming to good standards for new structures. It highlights simplicity, unity, and tasteful features as essential for a pleasant home in modern times.
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