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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1928
Page
7
Janet hosts a social evening for Donald a mystery guest and learns he is a pugilist. Douglas hides the reveal as Janet confronts him about the fighter’s identity while tension rises between romance and rivalry. They travel toward a developing work camp at Cheakamus amid industrial vigor and a tragic horse’s fate.
Mrs. Joan Benson of Sarnia Ontario writes that during the Change of Life she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits improved appetite nerves and energy enabling her to do housework and recommends it to others with similar troubles.
Donald leads the party at dawn reaching the dock ahead of Willis and Andy. Douglas arrives alone, avoiding questions about his sister Janet who saw a photo in last night's paper. Doug vents irritation at Donald over fights with Garrieau and the unresolved tension between them.
Mrs. R. Burton of Oshawa Ontario recalls three years of nervousness and exhaustion caused by noise from her children. A friend advised a remedy and she began treatment that eased her condition and restored calm.
An advertisement claims Wan Les Heart Wan restores strength and color after two boxes. It states price 50c per box and available from dealers or by mail direct on receipt of price from The T Milburn Co Ltd Toronto Ont.
A devotional reflection discusses praying within God’s will for earthly needs while seeking highest good. It asserts that requests for noble virtues—nobility, sweetness, purity, heavenly-mindedness—are granted in full, and that casting out hatred pride and passion follows from such petitions.
The article explains acid mouth as overly acidic saliva harming enamel and weakening teeth. It notes normal saliva neutralizes acid, that fruit acids briefly trigger acidity, and that only long term diet can alter the body's alkaline reserve. It advises diet changes to build alkalinity and maintain oral hygiene.
Canadian salt production in 1927 came from southern Ontario brine wells and Nova Scotia Malagash rock salt, with minor shipments from Alberta's McMurray field. Most sales stay domestic to dairy meat curing fisheries and chemical industries plus household table use. The market shows steady growth.
Professor C. H. Lager grows two crops of potatoes in one season on a single field. The method involves digging and replanting the same plot, raising questions about efficient distribution and use, with a note on wasted resources like legs on a kangaroo away from crossings.
Lime is burned in every province except Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan. High calcium and magnesium limes come from Nova Scotia New Brunswick Ontario and Manitoba, while Quebec Alberta and British Columbia currently produce only high calcium limes.
A child asks her father if marriage to Frank will let them all live in his house. The father replies he does not want to lose his daughter and considers the arrangement. The exchange shows family negotiation over living arrangements and future plans.
A testimonial recounts Zam-Buk healing a leg scratch and knee injury with rapid inflammation relief and scarring prevention. The ad claims the balm cleanses and heals wounds, eczema, pimples, cuts, and burns, and notes Zam-Buk sells for fifty cents at druggists and stores.
Sydney publisher James Boyle reports a British program building air bases across the South Pacific starting at Singapore. Work at the Singapore naval base is active with a near complete drydock and new hangars, fields, and oil depots. Oil bases and fuel tanks are also being set up across the islands, with Port Darwin currently developing facilities for aircraft.
More than 20000 acres of valuable Indian lands in the Peace River District are likely to be sold at auction after a survey by W Morrison, Inspector of Indian Agencies for the western provinces, headquartered at Regina. A school joke follows about the Grampians with a father quipping about hiding them.
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