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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
3
The article urges family health through outdoor living and cleanliness. It links disease to fermenting food and kidney and liver buildup, recommending plenty of water, castor oil or Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, and Anuriec as an anti uric acid tonic to flush kidneys and reduce poisons in the blood.
A puzzling exchange over a published death notice unfolds with a wry misdirection. The wit centers on life and mortality as characters debate responsibility for a notice and its implications.
A Savannah News excerpt lauds the average salaried man for supporting war bonds thrift stamps and extra home effort while avoiding complaint. It contrasts quiet wartime citizenship with more spectacular suffering, praising resilience and duty.
A young lady at a concert sobbed after the violin solo, misinterpreted by the musician as musical devotion. She reveals she cried over neglecting to remove her dog's dinner from the stove, ruining the meal, while the pianist comforts her. Parmerie's Vegetable Pills advertised as leading liver remedy.
An old colored lady rails against risky rides saying she never rides. She recalls seeing Ras tus Johnson ride at length and then exit at the same spot, quipping that he spent money but gained nothing.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a quick noninflammatory remedy for corns and calluses. He claims a few drops on tender spots stop soreness, dry the corn, and lift it out painlessly. A quarter-ounce bottle costs little and removes hard or soft corns.
A quip notes boarding houses may be called so because a man is expected to plank down in advance, suggesting prepayment before lodging.
Dr J D Kelloge presents asthma remedy claimed to end choking and night attacks. It allegedly improves sleep and overall rest after trials, urging sufferers to try it to verify value.
The Philadelphia Record argues that lowering living costs hinges on boosting production. Increasing the supply of food, drink, clothing, and shelter would drive prices down, while wages rise in tandem. It warns that striking reduces output and urges postwar repair with the word dig as the path forward.
A short aphorism notes that envy distorts perception as the wise man’s merit stands out despite sneers from unfounded critics.
Widespread demand follows new shipments of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as it proves its claimed potency everywhere it is sold. The oil is described as portable, stored in breakage resistant bottles, and easily carried for use in any latitude.
A couple banters about fashion as he jokes that she chose him, while she teases that his taste failed and he admits she believes he selected her. The dialogue hints at mutual pride and playful control in a light domestic moment.
Advertises Dr Williams Pink Pills as cure for rheumatism asserting the disease is a blood impurity issue. Claims pills purify blood, reduce acids and pains, and restore energy. Lists price 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A baker faces a growing surplus as bread production outpaces demand leaving shelves stacked with unsold loaves. He explores options to reduce waste while maintaining quality and community support.
Historical note recalls a custom on Sandwich Island where widows tattooed their late husbands' names on their tongues as a symbolic farewell to marriage.
An accusation from F. Bradshaw Saskatche wan chief game guardian claims Indians kill big game out of open season. He says illegal hunting in August September and October endangers moose and elk and that many complaints are substantiated by department investigations.
Get Sloan's for your pain relief. Tested on stiff joints sore muscles and rheumatic twinges. Won't stain skin and applies quickly with no mess. Large bottle saves money. Available at any druggist. Made in Canada.
Dr Hellner, Foreign Minister, reports from private sources that the Swedish legation at Petrograd was looted by Bolshevists. An inquiry has been opened into the incident and its details.
A letter endorses Minard's Liniment by T. B. Lavers of St. John, praising its use for rheumatism and sprains with excellent results and recommending it to readers.
The article details how seaplanes could shape Scandinavian history, noting the British seaplane flight stopping at Christiansand, Christiania, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Goteborg, Esbjerg, and landing near the Norwegian coast despite mist. It highlights Sweden Norway and Denmark as water accessible regions with natural harbors and lakes.
In London Tit-Bits Daphne recounts a humiliating dismissal at work. Her employers advertised for a boy to fill her position, adding insult to injury.
A quirky misperception transforms a weary wanderer’s sight from serpents to axes and timber, prompting a surreal image as he surveys a workshop instead of a reptilian threat. The moment hints at a grainy memory or intoxication altering perception in a static landscape.
A proposed resolution by Hon. N. W. Rowell would provide pensions and compassionate allowances to widows and children of deceased Royal Northwest Mounted Police members. Dependents of officers with ten years of service would qualify, and the commissioner of police would see a salary increase to 4000 dollars annually.
A correspondent asks which seas are the seven. Consensus lists six oceans: Atlantic Arctic Antarctic Pacific and Indian and Mediterranean. The seventh remains debated between Baltic and North Seas.
The statement notes that a person who talks greatly often acts little, warning against excessive talk without action. It reflects a cynical view of rhetoric over deeds in public life.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. drug is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to purify blood with tonics and purifiers for catarrhal conditions. Druggists 75c. F B Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A wide circulation of the verbatim report of the Ottawa industrial conference proceedings from September 15 to 20 is being distributed by the labor department. The report and the accompanying memo of information are expected to advance the conference's objectives.
Miss Emelyne McKenzie, Nova Scotia's first woman lawyer, appeared in court and won her first case. The Maritime Provinces had earlier seen Miss French from St John seek bar admission, sparking debate over whether a woman is a person under the act.
The London Free Press notes that five years of war consumed revenue equivalent to fifty years of peace, highlighting the heavy fiscal burden on Great Britain.
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