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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
7
The tale follows Baree the wolf dog and Wakayoo the black bear in a remote meadow where Pierrot and Nepeese confront a deadly hunt. Baree hides beneath a rock as Wakayoo is shot by Pierrot, ending the bear’s threat and shaping Nepeese’s fate.
Testimonial letters from Provost Alberta and Lachine Quebec describe relief from pain and infertility after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One author reports a healthy baby girl after three bottles. another notes improved health after four bottles and ongoing use of Sanative Wash.
In a forest tale Baree the wolf dog lingers near Nepeese who calls him softly. She slides under a rock with a plan to secure him as danger looms from the slowly sinking boulder. The moment builds to a cliffhanger as the two face a perilous escape.
A Toronto builder J E Wilson shows a blue stone block from Owen Sound containing a rosebud and a bee, claimed to be the oldest living creature, dated from 25 000 to millions of years. The anecdote includes a child misquoted line about waiting to speak.
A historic English firm Day and Martin, famed for boot blacking praised by Dickens, closes after an extraordinary general meeting votes to wind up. The business, founded around 1770 by Mr Martin and Mr Day, prospered until 1894 before decline due to management issues and reduced advertising.
Advertisement for Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. Claims prevent and relieve summer illnesses in children, advises keeping tablets at home, notes government analyst safety, price 25 cents per box, mails free care booklet to mothers, closes with a slogan about old‑fashioned ideas.
The article warns that hot weather worsens teething infants and could be deadly. It advises mothers to treat early diarrhea vomiting and intestinal purging with doses of a remedy from The T Milburn Co Limited of Toronto.
Alberta explores a new flax straw paper industry to aid farmers. The government continues investigation with progress reported by the trade commissioner, and further details on establishing a viable enterprise will be gathered for potential implementation.
A playful exchange notes Jimmy staying under water for two minutes last summer. The quip compares that feat to being amphibious, joking that if that Greek word means Mar then the pun lands.
A historical note explains ship etiquette when vessels meet at sea. Merchant ships salute warships by dipping flags, while liners are saluted by tramp steamers. When two merchant ships cross, the junior captain first dips his house flag as a courtesy gesture.
Diamond Dyes offers a 15 cent package that can tint or dye delicate shades or rich permanent colors. Instructions are simple for wool silk rayon and cotton blends and cover garments from lingerie to draperies.
A Detroit judge quips that many motorists spell go but not stop, likening it to vehicles with eight cylinders and four wheels plus brakes. The Kansas City Star features Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil praised as the oil of the people, with widespread use and trust from thousands who favor it.
The Chicago Tribune notes that Britain’s strength lies in persistent endurance. Despite setbacks such as Ramsay MacDonald’s actions in Singapore, coal strikes, dole increases, and naval losses, the empire remains confident its long game will prevail. Time is their ally as they keep at it.
Kathleen cut the silken ribbon at the official bridge opening over the South Thompson River in Kamloops British Columbia a project costing 238000 dollars. A crowd of Canadian provincial delegates and a bevy of pretty girls took part in the ceremony.
A centenarian Swiss watchmaker diagnosed as tubercular in youth defied odds through a planned, reasoned life. The piece emphasizes the patient’s will to live, buoyant attitude, and the impact of mindset on healing, noting nurses and physicians observe its importance.
A patient reports frequent back pains and the doctor prescribes a pill to take fifteen minutes before pain onset. The short exchange emphasizes a simple, precautionary treatment approach.
A lighthearted exchange shows a husband seeking a cure for insomnia via a nightly walk and his wife offering practical help, even suggesting bringing the baby along. The dialogue captures domestic humor and affectionate problem solving.
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