Travelers Should Carry Cuticurs For Safe Passage
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
7
Helmi's Fatal Blow Shocks Dormitory Society
In the common room Helmi confesses to killing a man, accusations fly, and Mrs. Wymuth pressures for a name as a fire engine roars outside. Helmi faces social exile at the school while Eva St. John weighs personal guilt and loyalty in a tense moral drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wymeth
Helmi
Call
Run-Down After Birth of Baby in Ottawa and Hamilton
Ottawa and Hamilton notices describe new mothers recovering after childbirth with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Rens Aquin of Ottawa reports renewed energy and relief from bearing-down pains. Mrs T Marxia of Hamilton credits the remedy with rapid relief from backache headaches and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ontario
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Hamilton, Ont
Rs. T. Marxia
Burton Street
Mamilton
Ontar
C. c
Eva St. John Plans Social Rise Through Church Ties
Eva St. John pursues a blameless social record to shield herself from Helmi's accusations. She sees value in churchgoing and women’s societies to boost status and gain favor with the Girls' Friendly Home. Miss Abbie and Mrs. Wymuth promote charity tea and gratitude as part of the plan. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva St. John
Helm
Hermi
Eva
Helmi
Fva
Hhm
Humphrey
Ang
Miss Abbie
Prince of Wales and Baldwin Receive Buffalo Robes
Souvenirs from Canada include three buffalo robes from Wainwright Alberta presented to Prince George and Premier Baldwin during Calgary visit. Minister Charles Stewart arranged gift from the government’s Alberta and Far North herd administration. Robes symbolize Western spirit and the buffalos historic restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Baldwin
Canada
England
Wainwright
Alberta
Calgary
Charles Stewart
Interior
North
Prairies
Big Game Hunter Bids Carridges To Africa Via Office
A hunter visiting a sporting goods shop attempts to place a large order of carridges for shipment to Nigeria. The clerk urges sending the order through head office, noting the shop is run by a “small boy with a bicycle.” The text also mentions a daytime rainbow in Siberia caused by sunlit snow particles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Siberia
Tudor House Moved Eighty Miles To Outskirts Of London
A 14th century Tudor house from Bildeston in Suffolk was dismantled and moved to near Chigwell Essex to be reassembled on about seven acres. Each oak beam was numbered, with many weighing over half a ton, and 100 loads carried by road. The project took a month to dismantle and a month to reerect with electric lighting planned. Freehold price is £4500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
London
Bildeston
Ipswich
Chigwell
Essex
One Crop Buys Farm On Lethbridge Irrigation Tract
Saunders Bros of Iron Springs bought a quarter section on the Lethbridge Northern Irrigation tract last July for 1894 pounds 0 shillings. The settler broke land in August seeded 140 acres of spring wheat and harvested 4581 bushels all graded No 1. If sold at 1 33 per bushel net the Lethbridge Northern must return 105 pounds 20 shillings to Saunders Bros as the excess over land price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Lethbridge Northern
Saunders Bros
Iron Springs
L. N
Canada praised as softwoods storehouse of the Empire
The article contrasts past and present views of Canada. It recalls older critics calling Canada a wooden country for its timber use and notes modern leaders and economists labeling it the softwoods storehouse of the Empire. The piece urges Canadians to conserve and utilize this resource for patriotism and business reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Not Included Bileomer Bed Etiquette Dispute
A quarrel between a tenant and landlady unfolds over housekeeping standards in a rundown lodging. The tenant complains about an unmade bed after three weeks while the landlady dismisses stylish expectations and tells the tenant to leave if unhappy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bileomer
Scotland Yard hunts for smallest portrait in Royal Photographic show
Scotland Yard seeks the world's tiniest portrait missing from an exhibition of the Royal Photographic Society. The piece titled Niece was a mentor of an early photographic process and would require enlargement 150000 times to reach a half dollar size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Yard
Royal Photographic Society
Distress Scene as Leather Appears to Rescue Bald Man
A dramatic moment unfolds with a woman in distress and a bald-headed man swimming toward her. A passerby shouts go away, while a man nearby remains uncertain about the rescuer. Minard's Liniment for Asthma is mentioned in the scene.
Runaway South Seas voyage ends in homecoming for Viola Cooper
Viola Irene Cooper, a New York girl and member of a trader crew including Malays and Fijians, recounts a daring voyage to the South Seas aboard a San Francisco departure. She describes shark fins, cannibal chief encounters, romance proposals and a promise of a copra island in exchange for a silk hat and a cutaway coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Seas
New Hebrides
New York
Viola Irene Cooper
Stevenson
Conrad and
Mely
Miss Cooper
San Francisco
Jean Schoen
We Should Hope For Everything That Is Good
A compact meditation on hope from George MacDonald and Joseph Addison. The text contrasts hopeful sentiment with daily life, noting hope's renewal with autumn, its role in easing pain, and its power to keep the mind alert and spirits cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George MacDonald
Linus
Joseph Addison
Mirard Liniment and a Cold Storage Quip
A humorous exchange unfolds aboard a train where a anxious passenger shares storing furs in cold storage. The porter quips about liquefying and oozing through a ventilator while a nervous traveler frets about escaping an upper berth in case of fire.
Prosperous Indo China Rubber Planting by French Countess
Mme. Rivera de la Souchere, a French aristocrat, built a successful rubber plantation and cattle farm in Indo China over twelve years. She was decorated with the Cross of the Legion of Honor by the French Government. She personally oversees the village, meeting house, villa for sick natives, and the plantation's operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indo-China
Mme
Rivera de la Souchere
Mme. Souchere
The Oll Of Power and Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil
The article markets Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a versatile remedy and general pain killer though not claimed to cure all. It notes an invisible radio‑ operated camera that activates by a thief’s mere presence in a room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hielmi
Jwad
Murba
Helma
Helmat
Kelwal
Mr. Wyrmuth
Mrs. Wymuth
Helmi Was A Girl of Evil temper—Mrs. Wymuth
Cime
Souvenirs of
Geria
Gan
Minard
Mirard
Porter
Sheer Metal Products Co
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Vancouver
Hag Prosperous
Eveready
Canadian National Carbon CO
Ststion Crnc
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