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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 03, 1927

Page

7

Helmi's Secret Letters Boost Hope in Prison Halt

In a tense chapter, Helmi reads letters from Miss Rodgers and Miss de Forest that confirm loyal support from the Girls Club. Minnie and Helmi cling to the Blue and Gold Book verses as they weigh Helmi's act of hitting Mr. Wymuth.

Helmi Missa Rodgers Lucy Powers Heims Mildred Miss Rodgers Lily Eula California Miss de Forest Minnie Helm Lucy Mr. Wymuth Miss de Forrest

Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Canadian Women

A St. Adolphe Manitoba wife reports relief from severe pains and weakness after taking Lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Toronto woman at change of life cites hot flashes dizziness and breathlessness improved after using the product.

Lydia E. Pinkham St. Ahn Manitoba Lydia K. Pinkham J. L. ‘Hare St. Adolphe Toronto

Helm I revels in power after violent act in city

Helmi notes the thrill of dominance after breaking glass and injuring Mr. Wymuth. She plans to write about damages to Miss Abbie, then silently cleans the scene, hides the evidence, and watches the city lights. She longs for punishment as a badge, then feels connected to the restless metropolis. To Be Continued

Mr. Wymuth Mrs Wymuth Miss Abbie Heilmi Helm Rose Lamb

New science joins classics in broader psychic research view

Prof Charles Richet, Paris, says a new science has joined the classics after the international psychic research congress. He predicts continued debate but notes real vibrations beyond known science and a vast future for discoveries through the Athens congress of 1930 and the next quarter century. Princeton students may observe earth rotation via a 1400 pound ball on a 60 foot rod. A reporter recalls racing a train and a tombstone maker completing a marker.

Charles Richet Paris le Journal Athens Princeton University

Man Of Rare Attainment Honored Dr Pierce Pioneer Of G M D

Dr R V Pierce honored as a political and professional ally whose long life saw great achievement. He originated Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery herbal tonic whose sales grew yearly. When weak or discouraged, ask your druggist for Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in fluid or tablets or send 10 cents for a trial package to Dr Pierce's Laboratory Bridesbury Ontario.

R. V. Pierce Ile Dr. Pierce Lt. Pierce Golden Medical G.M.D Bridesbury Ontario

Red Rose Tea Sold in Bright Aluminum Package

The advertisement touts Red Rose Tea staying fresh in a bright sanitary aluminum package. It claims the container prevents the flat stale taste often found in tea packed in inferior packaging.

Empire's Finest Building Takes Shape At Bank Of Fingland

A dedicated works committee guides the Bank of Fingland project with weekly progress meetings among governors, the architect, constructors, and experts. The $25,000,000 building aims to endure a millennium, showcasing Britain's bullion storage and nationwide confidence amid nearby subsidence.

Bank of Fingland

Canada celebrates agricultural jubilee at Royal Winter Fair

Hon. W. R. Motherwell, Federal Minister of Agriculture, says provinces join in a Dominion wide jubilee marking agriculture as the nation’s basing industry. The Royal Winter Fair in Toronto runs November 16 to 24 as the event's scene and symbol of national prosperity.

Canada W. R. Motherwell Dominion Toronto Motherwell

One Reason For Advertising Keeps Market Fresh

The article argues markets constantly renew as families move, change habits, and incomes shift. It cites yearly changes: 2,500,000 newborns, 400,000 graduates, 1,250,000 new couples, 2,000,000 travelers, 1,400,000 deaths. To stay visible, advertisers must repeatedly present today’s goods daily. overadvertising is avoided.

America Mortal Coil

Oldest banyan tree at Sibpur botanic garden undergoes fungal surgery

A 153 year old banyan at the Royal Botanic Garden Sibpur required surgery for fungus. The trunk center was rotten and cut away, leaving a grand dome shape. Efforts include removing infested branches, aerating roots, grafting new plants to old, and raising the ground to prevent waterlogging during rains.

Royal Botanical Garden Sibpur India King Royal Botanic Garden

No Better Medicine for Little Ones

Thousands of mothers across the country praise Baby's Own Tablets as the safest and most effective medicine for babies and growing children. Mrs. Charles Hutt of Tancock Island Nova Scotia says she has used them for ten children over 20 years and keeps a box in the house. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sells them 25 cents per box by mail or through medicine dealers.

Charles Hutt Tancock Island N.S Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Little Helps For This Week

A devotional meditation compares life’s trials to an artist firing clay in a furnace to transform a porcelain cup. The text cites Isaiah and a J. W. Alexander sermon, concluding that earthly suffering yields grace and that chastisements become blessings for believers.

God J. W. Alexander

Canada Leads in Apple Varieties Described in 1925 Report

A 1925 Horticultural Division report from Dominion Experimental Farms describes eighteenth new apple varieties developed for Canada since 1888 seed introduction from Riga. Also mentions Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a long trusted worm remedy and a quip about spiritualist calls.

Canada Riga Baltic Sea Horticultural Division Dominion Experimental Farms

Ring Found in Hotel Safe After Fifteen Years

Three high grade diamonds totaling over three carats are in an old safe at the Queen's Hotel Toronto.Mentioned as security for a guest's debt the ring vanished with the guest when he left without funds. Thomas Jenkins located it among old papers and plans to auction it with proceeds benefiting the McGaw and Winnett estates. The value is estimated at about 950 dollars.

Queen's Hotel Toronto Thomas Jenkins McGaw Winnett

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