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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
7
Many people suffer indigestion two hours after eating due to excess acid. A simple, harmless remedy is Milk of Magnesia. One spoonful in water neutralizes much more acid and relief comes in about five minutes. Use genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia, prescribed by physicians for 50 years, with full directions on each bottle.
An Arctic landscape tale opens with wildfowl migrations and autumnal sights. Old John stocks traps as winter nears and a heavy storm arrives, tearing at Donald’s cabin. The scene ends with a bright frost coating the lake and trees in white daylight.
Donald waits for word about the Wainwrights and faces renewed longing as winter yields to spring. Janet returns, rekindling pride and love, while Donald walks to the cabin only to find decay and loneliness amid ruined huts and melting snow.
Simple precautions against the flu urge Gargle throat with Nerviline thrice daily using half a teaspoonful in water. The germ-killing remedy aims to destroy mouth and throat bacteria and alleviate chest and throat symptoms. Pair with Dr Hamilton's Pills to stimulate elimination and rid the system of germs for prompt results.
Donald reflects on Connie and her dream of living in the mountains as the Rennies arrive at Summit Lake for a government visit. Robert Rennie praises the mill, offers a retroactive bonus, and confirms an official gathering with Eastern lumbermen. Donald spots Miss Wainwright and the moment promises further events.
In Fresnes nesles Rungis a 1250 strong facility houses prisoners in total silence. Each inmate wears a white hood outside the cell and cannot speak to others. They work eight hours daily, sometimes six with skill, earning money held by authorities for expenses. The government profits from inmate labor and offers sentence reductions up to one fourth for solitude.
A father and Horace exchange a pun on bachelorhood. The father explains a bachelor is a man who looks before he leaps and then doesn't leap, delivering a humorous moral about restraint.
An Austrian scientist claims to have found a wireless method to keep milk sweet for three or four weeks. By passing an intense beam of short waves through the liquid, all germs causing spoilage are killed without heating the milk or imparting a cooked taste.
The piece reflects on the biblical command to consider lilies and extends the metaphor to human life. It cites Margaret E Sangster and Hugh MacMillan praising divine care, nature’s design, and the impermanence of earthly adornment versus God’s concern for individuals.
Auction of school lands within forty miles of Regina realized about 398434 dollars. Of 381 quarters listed, 196 were sold at an average price of 12.80 dollars per acre.
George H. Kilburn of the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Corp says substantial fortunes await prospectors who find potash in British Columbia mountains. The Trail company is developing a large scale fertilizer industry to serve the Prairie Provinces and offers free analysis of submitted potash specimens to aid prospectors.
A testimonial touts Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle yet thorough laxative that regulates bowels and stomachs, banishes colds and fevers, relieves constipation and indigestion, eases colic and teething, and is used by thousands of mothers including Mrs. J. H. Bromley of West Meath Ontario. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers them for 25 cents a box by mail from Brockville Ontario.
Saskatchewan holds the greatest variety and quantity of high grade clays among Canadian provinces and is expected to become a major ceramic industry center. The Department of Mines Ottawa has conducted special investigations into Saskatchewan clays.
A census style note states that more than 1,024,000 individuals in the United States share the surname Johnson. The figure highlights Johnson as a common family name across the nation.
A measured endurance fact states that an average horn reaches its wear out after about 150000 blows. This benchmark highlights the durability expectation for standard horn mechanisms under repeated use.
The article notes seven seconds as the average time a fast train takes to pass a level crossing. Many motorists rush to cross before the train, risking their lives for the brief delay. Some even lose their lives attempting to save those seven seconds.
Although not born in Canada, Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil originated there and its fame spread worldwide. The product is on sale and in demand in Central and South America the West Indies Australia and New Zealand.
A man remarks that some marriages prove more fortunate than others and his wife agrees noting she got him while he got nothing else. The exchange highlights humor about values and companionship in a domestic exchange.
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