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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
5
An article urges Canadians to subscribe to Victory Bonds to fund wartime needs. It emphasizes 5 percent interest, bank collateral acceptance, and turning into cash. It presents borrowing from the people as essential for continued national prosperity and calls for broad public support.
A district meeting tied to the Forward Movement was held at Shoal Lake Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Rev J A Doyle delivered a vigorous address on the movement’s purpose. Rev RE Spence organizes the Birtle District and Eah Circuit is set to organize by November 15.
A wartime fundraising plea highlights Canada still needing money into 1920 for soldiers, veterans, medical care, and reconstruction. It touts Victory Bonds as safe investments backed by national wealth, urges Canadians to buy and redeem bonds to support hospitals and markets, and frames the loan as essential for future welfare.
Rev Geo Lockhart to lead anniversary services at Hard ing next Sunday and preach morning with a lecture on Tuesday night. Services at Knox Church Hamiota held last Sunday drew a record crowd, choir selections were enjoyed, Rev Spence and Wickens sent greetings from local churches, and Mr Pate of Miniota delivered an illustrated talk Bonnie Scotland’s Woods and Braes with Scottish diaries and historic scenes.
An old advertisement promotes Hamlin’s Wizard Oil as a versatile treatment for sore throats chest colds strains bruises sprains earache toothache cold sores and canker sores. It claims quick relief when applied to the chest or used as a gargle and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It also markets Wizard LI Whips pink pills with a guaranteed claim.
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