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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
7
Miss Ruth Horowitz Brong New York writes that indigestion from constipation improved after using CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS. The ad claims relief for sick headache and biliousness and urges try tonight with red packaged bottles priced 25 and 75 cents.
John and Jo engage in tense talk about love and duty as Jo pushes him toward marriage while acknowledging his cowardice. Jo plans social duties and tea with Roddy Kenilworth, leaving John to face Yvonne and the looming fete.
In a moonlit coastal setting Joanna slips away from Villa Amette to meet Roddy Kenilworth for an hour in his parlor. The mist thickens as she asserts independence and hints at a hidden purpose, while Kenilworth wrestles with surprise and curiosity. The scene ends with a promise of further revelation.
Mrs E Everson of Guelph Ontario says the medicines have benefited her family. She reports relief from indigestion with the Golden Medical Discovery and notes it serves as a tonic. A trial package available for 19 cents by sending to Dr. Pierce’s Laboratory Peers Office.
A woman asks for secrecy with a departing companion then collapses sobbing on the lawn. She watches him vanish behind shrubs and, finding no workers nearby, sinks to the grass with shoulders shaking.
highways along the Canada United States boundary will be upgraded from Alberta points to Edmonton and into the Canadian Rockies. The drive aims to attract more U S tourists to Alberta as federal and provincial authorities push to promote holidays in the Dominion.
Western Progressive Mr Garland renews the old notion of naming the country the Kingdom of Canada. Sir John A. Macdonald pressed the title during Confederation talks and the 1867 British North America Act drafting. Lord Derby vetoed the monarchal term, favoring Dominion of Canada to avoid Yankee sensitivities.
The U S post office announces Canada bound air mail routes under U S contracts. For ten cents per half ounce, letters from Canada travel coast to coast by air, then by rail to Vancouver or Victoria. Time savings exceed one day. U S Pacific coast deliveries arrive two days earlier. Prepayment must be in U S postage stamps.
A reflective note on mercy and kindness drawing from proverbs and Shakespeare. It urges merciful thoughts and avoids harsh judgments, highlighting mercy as a blessing to giver and receiver.
In 1926 Saskatchewan printed one full Esperanto Bible and one copy of the New Testament. Other languages used for Bible portions in the province include Bohemian Bulgarian Chinese Cree Danish Dutch Flemish French Gaelic German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Italian Latin Lithuanian Norse Polish Romanian Russian Ruthenian Serbian Swedish Welsh and Yiddish.
Lady Maud Hoare becomes the first woman to fly 12 000 miles on an air voyage with Sir Samuel Hoare. They left Croydon December 27 and landed in Delhi after fog delays and a channel crossing. They faced dust storms storms, earthquakes, snow and rain with heights of 100 to 15 000 feet and varying clothing needs.
Sixteen Chinese students complete their year at Shantung Christian University under wartime conditions. Miss Chi Yu Chen of Mukden receives a divinity diploma from Dean Mac Rae and will teach theology at the United Free Church of Scotland seminary in Mukden, now coeducational.
The Toronto Mail and Empire notes President Coolidge’s call for a new five power disarmament conference recalling Britain’s view that its naval duties differ from other European nations. The editorial reflects on the margin of savings for those who live by their wits.
A new retroactive law targets bachelors. ages 25 to 35 owe 35 lire per year, 35 to 50 owe 50 lire, and over 50 pay 25 lire. An additional income tax applies until marriage, increasing the cost of remaining single.
A brief note discusses maintaining Minard's Oiniment in the stable as a precautionary measure. The guidance urges good behavior to maximize happiness given the circumstances.
French manufacturer M Bugatti plans a steel submarine type chaser boat with eight motors for a 48 hour Atlantic crossing. The vessel, long SS meters, could reach 140 mph in calm seas and about 100 mph on average. A Seine trial is planned soon.
A nursing mother’s health ad highlights Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder for fatigued, weak mothers. It features a testimonial from Mrs Sarah Cortez of Ellenstown praising restored health after using the pills and notes availability by mail for 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. The ad ends with a remark on patient trust in physicians and critiques price markings on people.
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