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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1928
Page
7
An ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the fastest safest remedy for excess stomach acid. It claims immediate, tasteless relief and cautions readers to obtain the genuine product prescribed by doctors for 50 years, with full directions on each bottle.
Donald runs through Stanley Park then trains with Hagin the Australian heavyweight. He dominates with a sharp left jab and fast footwork while Andy laments losing his heavy he sees Donald as a potential meal ticket. Douglas Rennie praises Donald and warns Garrieau may outpace the Australian.
Donald resolves to help Andy by fighting Garrieau and pays a price for loyalty. Andy hails the plan, vows lifelong friendship, and Douglas offers hospitality while Donald grapples with his broke state and tight schedule. The scene ends with Donald walking away to face tomorrow.
Growing tension between farmers and the Soviet authorities over grain requisition leads to open insurgency. Reports from Ukraine and South Russia describe fires at Soviet houses and rough handling by agents amid rising discontent.
Castoria is a safe vegetable baby remedy praised for soothing fretful infants and relieving constipation or colic pain. It promises quick comfort, supports daily use, and even suggests keeping an unopened extra bottle for emergencies.
A Hankow controversy over temperature readings showed officials allegedly lowering figures to keep workers active. Daily reports kept showing near 100 degrees while authorities claimed higher heat would reduce effort. Public outcry led to a one day suspension of censorship before data resumed.
The article argues that provinces must invest in roads to stay aligned with the southern states. It states that while some expenses can be cut, good roads are essential for commerce and will repay costs through dividends. Roads enable year round traffic and are as vital as telephones and railways.
At a county council meeting an Irish council discussed replacing an old bridge. Proposals include removing the old bridge for a new structure, reusing its materials in the new build, or leaving the old bridge in place until completion of the new bridge.
An American contributor secretly donates 15 000 in United States Steel five per cent bonds to help service Britain's debt to the United States. Winston Churchill thanks the donor for the spirit of the gift. A light exchange about a wife’s driving ends with a bleak update. Lake Baikal in Siberia is recorded at 4500 feet deep.
Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. could seek parole in six years due to a mintimus error that made them eligible earlier. Hinton Clabaugh, head of the State board of pardons and paroles, described them as pampered sons of wealth with “fine records” despite life sentences for kidnapping. Leopold, often seen as brain of a prison outbreak, is said to be private secretary to the chaplain while Loeb serves as secretary to the warden.
A compact poem setting on prayer cites Luke xi 1 and quotes from James Montgomery Francis B Hornbrooke and George Eliot. It links religion with prayer as a source of spiritual power, contentment, and resistance to sin.
A couple reflects on celebrating a year in their newly built residence. The husband notes the home has existed for twelve months while the wife remarks it already feels like a year has passed.
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