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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
3
The National Council ratified the Geneva protocols aiding Austria’s rehabilitation. A prohibition on alcohol entering Turkey was ordered by Nationalist authorities, with stocks to be consumed within two months or destroyed.
The two letters following clearly show the broad field covered by this well known medicine. Women from every section praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a wonderful medicine for troubles women often have.
A Miscouche Prince Edward Island and a Wadena Saskatchewan reader share testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles, headaches, and weakness after several bottle uses. Both letters urge others to try the remedy and extend thanks to the product.
For sale an advertisement offers four Dominion Express Money Orders payable everywhere. The notice promotes wonderful values and colors with samples free from Georgetown Woollen Mills in Ontario.
The cabinet approves a plan to teach farming via motion pictures for French peasants. A 500,000 franc appropriation will buy picture machines for agricultural schools and community centres to show scientific farming methods. Funds come from government concessions on pari mutuel betting at horse races.
Thousands suffer aches through ignorance until Nerviline provides relief for sciatica lumbago and neuralgia. Its soothing power sinks in quickly to sore muscles and offers grateful relief across many miner illnesses. Available at dealers for 38 cents.
George Wright of the Walker House Toronto showcased his famous walking perch to fairgoers. The three existing demonstrations highlighted the endangered Egyptian Indian native that reportedly travels 18 miles on its fins when water dries up, in a private aquarium acclaimed as one of the finest.
The issue premieres a new serial, following the adventures of the wonderful girl of Crawling Water in the first chapter Hidden Gold. Readers are invited to follow the ongoing story through subsequent installments.
A passenger argued with the guard about the train’s slowness. The guard told him to walk if he disliked the speed, and the passenger replied that he was not in such a hurry. This vignette from Pearson's captures a humorous exchange aboard a slower service.
Longstanding asthma sufferers plagued by failed remedies are urged to read letters to Kellogg's Asthma Remed manufacturers. The reviews claim the preparation offers prompt relief even in long neglected cases from numerous cases Watson.
Government data from the Bureau of Statistics shows Alberta as the top coal producing province in the past two years, with Nova Scotia a close second, and British Columbia third. Saskatchewan and New Brunswick follow in order.
An old advertisement features Minard's liniment claimed for gargettin cows and a wedding-plot dialogue about medical certificates. It promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a universal healer for cuts bruises sprains sore throat and chest with a trusted community reputation.
An estimate claims Russia holds eighteen trillion paper rubles but two hundred sixty thousand rubles equal one ruble in gold. In effect the paper promises of Russia are worth about thirty five million Canadian dollars, highlighting the devaluation of the currency.
Ottawa Journal lauds Canadian literature as well written and readable, comparing favorably with British and American works while noting a few past great names.
Sir Henry Thornton, newly named CN Rail president, vows no political interference and promises decisive leadership. He thanks Montreal Board of Trade and praises the Canadian Pacific Railway, while urging teamwork and firm action to improve the railway’s finances and management.
A political appeal emphasizes support from railway workers and the public for fair treatment and a level playing field. The speaker seeks no favors, only clear opportunity and confidence in achieving success for the Canadian National Railways and the citizenry of the Dominion.
About 46 individuals in Russia are listed as American citizens by relatives and are the subject of search efforts by the American Relief Administration. Since the ARA began operations a year ago, 214 citizens have left Russia, most returning to the United States. As of late September, roughly 100 others awaited repatriation, with process times extending to weeks or months due to passport formalities.
A health appeal explains women's right to well being and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a fast way to restore red blood and energy. It cites Mrs. F Lane of Paris Ontario who improved after ten boxes and notes availability through local dealers or post paid mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
England prohibits billiards in public places on Sundays Christmas and Good Friday. The rule restricts leisure venues from operating or offering billiard tables on these days to enforce the religious and cultural observances.
An old self care advertisement from Tilsonburg Ontario promotes Dr. Pierce medicines including the Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It claims bronchial relief and general strengthening and offers trial packages via 10 cent mail or free medical advice from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
A reader from Sintaluta praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for liver congestion and overall health. The letter claims six years of liver trouble improved and notes use for family colds with quick cures.
A half burned eagle was found on overhead power lines in Grenoble after a half hour blackout. Workmen traced the outage to a short circuit caused by the bird's wing contact with the wires, and light returned once the carcass burned away.
Don't limp any longer from corns warts or bunions. The oldest remedy with fifty years of proof will lift corns quickly. Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor is the one to use. Refuse a substitute 25c everywhere.
Walter Ridgeway, while building a new house for Captain Walter Thompson, uncovered an iron chest buried at Barnegat New Jersey. Inside lay eighty gold coins about the size of dollars worth four to five thousand dollars. Spanish parchments accompany the find but remain unreadable.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is described as a tonic that acts through the blood to restore mucous surfaces. The advertisement claims it assists nature in normal conditions and notes Druggists can supply it with circulars free from Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
A Boston Transcript note recalls a man enjoying his first airplane ride and the public’s curiosity about flight. An advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claiming to relieve bronchial inflammation, ease coughs and strengthen airways.
The product claims to remove corns without leaving a scar. It emphasizes painless treatment and quick results for affected toes and feet.
CPR offers winter excursion fares from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to Vancouver Victoria and New Westminster with a return limit. Travelers can see the Canadian Rockies from two CPR trains in winter comfort and are urged to ask local agents for an illustrated leaflet and full information.
The Scotch comedian Sir Harry Lauder spoke at his eleventh farewell dinner in New York. He quips about Scotchmen watching pennies and uses dialect jokes. A tale about Angus’s marriage and gifts to Donald Dhu adds local humor to the scene.
A playful dialogue laments old women’s fashions while discussing a health ad. It features a claim about worm ailments in children and promotes Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a remedy. A stray line hints at truth-telling as a source of trouble.
A new kerosene lamp emits white light rivaling electric and gas. Tests by government and universities claim superiority to ten ordinary lamps. It burns odorless, smokeless, silent, economical, and requires no pumping. Approved by Underwriters. Inventor T. S Johnson of Winnipeg offers a free trial and a locality agency plan.
A group forms a society, hires an architect and master mechanics, and builds a settlement of ten or more houses with members contributing labor hours. Near Vienna six hundred houses have been completed in the last year under this plan.
The quote highlights Admiral Sims saying British seamen will return to sea despite torpedo threats. The remark underscores resolve among sailors facing submarine danger and wartime hardships.
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