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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1928
Page
7
In a brutal twenty round bout Garrieau taunts Donnie with a fierce left hook threat but Donald counters with a blistering left that staggers the champion. Andy guides Donnie from Donald's corner as the crowd roars for the underdog who gains a resounding round win. To be continued.
The article explains how tooth decay is caused by mouth bacteria that ferment leftover carbohydrates to acids. It notes many bacterial species can inhabit a single mouth and warns that reducing carbohydrate intake and maintaining daily mouth hygiene help prevent decay, especially in deep pits and areas where food particles lodge.
A cheerful baby lightens a home while a medical tonic promises relief for colds digestion and teething troubles. Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario are sold for 25 cents a box. The ad ends with a joke about marital balance.
A historical sketch traces parachute origins from Venice 1617 reports to French trials by Blanchard and Garnerin. It notes early failures, dog tests, and a shift back to umbrella designs, with Garnerin making the first notable balloon drop from 1,200 feet in Paris 1802, ending safely.
A diocesan inspector asks girls how they would color good and bad people. Mary says she would be streaky. The page also features a joke about corns and a humorous exchange about soldiers and sweethearts.
A joke about Skinner’s tombstone defacement arrives via a quip about a misread epitaph. The punchline notes the word friends added to the inscription and the line He did his best, reflecting light, local humor from the period.
The Navy designs and tests rescue apparatus to prevent sub accidents, using the S-4 wreck off Cape Charles in October to study underwater breach conditions. Divers will test exiting flooded subs via hatches with the lung device and other gear.
A devotional snippet cites George Herbert and Hannah More on prayer and faith. A medical ad claims Dr. J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy provides relief at low cost, asserting broad accessibility and national reach through local dealers.
A booster points to a large building and remarks on its sudden appearance, noting the building’s position shifted from left to right since their approach downtown, illustrating how quickly the city evolves.
A Workers' Compensation Commission note from Sydney N S warns that a 20 year old is at the greatest risk of accidents. The rate declines from age 20 to 75, which is cited as the safest age.
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