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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
6
A colonial era style advertisement touts Nerviline as a universal cure for pleurisy chest pain coughs and soreness. It claims instant relief dissolves soreness and can prevent doctor's visits with a large family bottle promoted as economical compared to a 25c trial size from Catarrbozone Co Kingston Canada.
The article urges urban residents to cultivate vacant lots to boost food production. It calls on patriotic groups to unite landowners with urban cultivators, turning waste spaces into productive plots and easing want, benefiting Canadian families.
A Mrs R L Wight from Pennabit Bask says she uses Baby's Own Tablets for her three children and keeps them in the house. The Dr Williams' Medicine Co offers the tablets at 25 cents a box by mail or through medicine dealers in Brockville.
The report notes Australia’s planned meat stockpiles for imperial needs, tracing the meat trade to 1882 with New Zealand exports. It recalls 1816 Esquimaux shipments of frozen game to Harwich and mentions German sculptor Benzel’s busts of Emperor William found in Paris studio.
Letter from Joem Haw of Shamrock Missouri praising Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for relief from severe female health symptoms. She claims prior illness included pain fatigue insomnia dizziness and nervous spells and credits the medicines with restoring health enabling daily work sleep appetite and improved home life. She asks others to seek special advice from Lydia F Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
Theodore Dreier notes a banker seeks to reclaim youth laughter through service. He urges bankers to join agricultural movement and bank a heartful joy by helping others, not hoarding wealth. The essay frames personal renewal via public service and community work.
A remedy for bilious headache is offered by Parmelees Vegetable Pills. Taken as directed they subdue stomach irregularities and ease nerve and blood vessel tensions, stopping head pains. Many suffer from obvious head-related evils, yet this remedy promises relief for those with pills on hand.
An English photography expert in Process Work foresees animated pictures forming a future in periodicals. A metom photograph uses successive exposures on one plate with a printed transparent screen in the binding to create life as pages are opened. The idea hinges on simple handling to animate scenes. Minard's Liniment sold everywhere.
Senator Wesley L. Jones praises the International Joint Commission created by the 1909 treaty as a vital buffer between the United States and Canada and Great Britain. He says the commission has settled more issues than diplomatic agencies and will remain essential for cross border disputes and water rights.
Bulletin No 81 of the Experimental Farm series reports 1914 results of wheat oats and barley at the Central Farm sixteen branch farms and two sub stations. Pioneer wheat is highlighted as an early promising variety for northern regions. The pamphlet is available through the Publications Department of Agriculture Ottawa. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is praised as an effective vermicide claimed to have saved many children.
Dialogue shows a minister accusing a deacon in a debate about quitting. The deacon bluntly says he has not resigned despite two years of preaching on resignation.
Private Robert McGregor recalls a night of fierce fighting as five hundred Connaught Rangers repelled about two thousand Germans. The men fought amid shellfire and searches, then charged when overwhelmed, singing God Save Ireland as they forced a German breakthrough, killing hundreds and taking prisoners.
A promotion for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a quick healing balm for wounds and cuts in factories. Claims the oil cauterizes less and does not scar skin, positioning it as superior to carbolic acid for work injuries. The tone urges workers to keep Eclectric Oil on hand rather than carbolic acid.
A Winnipeg summary praises Dr Rutherford for a Canada club speech on mixed farming. It argues Western Canada must shift to mixed farming under economic pressure and foresees vast growth of eastern stockyards, urging businessmen to cooperate with farmers rather than advise.
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