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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
7
Mrs. Bennie Sherborn reports her baby endured continuous crying and skin issues including pimples and rashes. After trying Cuticure ointment and Beep cream, the child improved following use of one end and half boxes and a cake of Beep. The notice promotes free samples and urges use for toilet purposes.
Major Farley of Belleville Ontario dominates English and Scottish archery venues. He captures Bath Championship of the Week, the Imperial Prize, and the Grand National at Oxford with a large golden trophy and a 4 inch diameter medal. Other wins abroad accompany this success.
In the Lac Bain district Baree the wolf dog and Nepeese the Indian princess bond after surviving peril under a rock. At the same time Bush McTaggart, feared Lac Bain agent, holds power over traplines, keeping Nepeese’s Picot Pierrot distant while plotting to bend fate to his will.
Mrs Charles Carson of Chatham Ontario reports after the birth of her son September 1922 that life improved with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can work again and rest as needed, and remains willing to answer inquiries about the remedy.
A Jersey City man writes that Carter's Little Liver Pills cured his poor appetite and sour stomach after reading a similar testimonial. He reports freedom from gas, improved hunger, and vows to promote the remedy in drugstores. The excerpt then shifts to a different fictional scene involving Pierrot, McTaggart, and Napac Wetikoo, concluding with a cliffhanger.
Bangkok dispatch reports King of Siam urges subjects in England to avoid marrying Europeans. In a letter to Siamese students he cites cases of white wives and warns that mixed marriages yield unhappy results, urging pride in national race and mutual respect.
Honeyed siege ends with almost 500 pounds harvested from between church walls. Four boys helped punch through weather-boarding to release bees and reclaim the space, sharing the bounty with the congregation after the bees were driven from Old Bethel Church.
Funding totals for Vancouver during August reached about 500000 dollars, more than double the amount for the same month in 1924. The lead feature of the month's building figures shows most of the total from small items such as dwellings garages repairs and alterations.
The item from spoilesh potatoes in Australia is said to yield a chemical with special lubrication properties for delicate instruments and aircraft engines due to a low freezing point. Milnard's Liniment for Sprains and Bruises.
A boy compares the Sphinx to a woman with a great head who has not spoken for three millennia, mixing mythic imagery with a playful note on silence across time.
The earliest vessel of the Swiss navy was constructed 97 years ago by Edward Church, an American who served as the United States consul in France at that time.
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