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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 13, 1936
Page
7
The article advises consulting your family doctor about Aspirin safety for regular headache relief. It notes that prior remedies often harmed the stomach or heart, cites aspirin as a fast relief for headaches and rheumatic pains, and states aspirin tablets are made in Canada under the Bayer trademark with a Bayer cross on each tablet.
In Boone County a cattlemen meeting on irrigation ends with Buzz Hamilton shooting at Link Fleming after a confrontation with Helen Fleming. Buster Townsend is wounded. Buzz is jailed. Fleming and Helen form a partnership to irrigate their lands while Fleming studies plans for a smaller dam. The story follows threats, a robbery tied to Fleming and Helen, and deadly tension as the men vie for control of the spread with the looming threat of murder.
Link Fleming faces ambush as Buzz Hamilton and Roper Kilgones plot to seize the Star Loop ranch and dam. A landslide set to wreck the cut-off triggers a dangerous chase and a shootout amid mounting tensions.
Fieming voices bitterness over Kilgo claiming manipulation and suspecting him for pitting allies before he joined the discussion. The exchange hints at strained loyalties and strategic deception within the group.
Albert G. Burns president of the National Inventors' Congress outlined a future shaped by work creating inventions. He cited air conditioning as housing reform, television as global communication, and all metal dirigibles, noting 22 000 American inventors. He argued inventions generate employment despite old trades fading.
La Plata lawyer E. O. Jones, returning from Rolla, demanded ice on bouquet stems for his wife. A young clerk resisted, and Jones joked about service. The clerk later delivered a sharp retort as she handed the flowers to the purchaser.
A devotional meditation on Genesis 4 9 and the parable of the Good Samaritan urges readers to see every person they encounter as a neighbor. It cautions that chance and providence place those in need in our path and we must respond with compassion and aid regardless of relationship.
British engineers revive Roman underground cisterns in the western Egyptian desert to secure a steady water supply. The labyrinth of galleries runs two to three miles, providing a reliable source of sweet water during dry years once part of Rome’s grain region.
Dr. J M Howie of the Church of Scotland Mission at Calabar says lepers numbered 1 600 to 1 700 in Nigeria with about 5 000 under treatment by missions. for every cared for 20 30 or 50 are not. He cites insufficient funds to expand care.
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