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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
7
The new regulation from the Tubercular Veterans' Association headquarters extends the irreducible minimum pension to veterans with less than 50 percent rating, ensuring no reduction below 5 percent during active treatment. The change follows negotiations with the pension board.
Joanna prepares for a night of lavish fashion and flirtation at Yvonne Courant’s Parisian style fête. Diners, dancers, and a vanished past swirl around a banker and his memory of a painting as Joanna catalogues the day’s splurges with cables of diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. NeLiie Hora of Hamilton Ontario says she suffered a severe female trouble that left her unable to walk and bedbound. After taking two bottles she began to improve and finished ten bottles, regaining strength to manage six employees and daily tasks. She also used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sonative Wash and endorses the product highly.
Canadian mothers praise Baby's Own Tablets as a safe effective remedy for infant ailments. Mrs. Howard King of Truro Nova Scotia recommends them for young children. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers the product at 25 cents a box via dealers or mail from Rockville Ontario.
The Flint Daily Journal contrasts nervous drivers and well meaning motorists with hardened lawbreakers who flout cops. It argues for polite warnings for the former and jail sentences for the latter, noting human lives are at stake and calling for distinct treatment.
A National Geographic bulletin recalls Baroda’s Gaekwar has ruled for fifty years. The Indian state, 8000 square miles with scattered islands, lies along the west coast and Kathiawar. The throne began in 1876 after a herdsman’s son, found as heir, was chosen when the previous ruler was deposed for alleged poisoning.
A collection of quotes on cheerfulness and positivity. It cites classic lines from Mary Mapes Dodge and Louisa May Alcott. It urges cheerful trust and grace as a daily religion and suggests happiness spreads from one's own outlook.
John McCormack, famed tenor, discussed a Japanese critique claiming he suffocated his audience. He noted the translator rendered the line as leaving the audience breathless and joked about erasers being manufactured.
An advertisement touts Holloway's Corn Remover as able to remove corn from the roots. It urges readers to try the product and prove its effectiveness.
A terse adage warns that workers without awareness of their role or duties risk losing their position quickly. It stresses the importance of fitting place, performance, and timely conduct to retain employment.
The Exhibits Branch of Canadian Pacific Railway runs seven simultaneous displays at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto and at Sesquicentennial Philadelphia plus fairs in Quebec, Sherbrooke, London Ontario Fredericton and Saint John New Brunswick. The displays promote Canada’s scenic, agricultural and industrial life with a London Wembley model train and other elaborate presentations. The program includes permanent exhibits in major centers in the United States and Canada and aims to keep Canada before global audiences as a national promotional policy since 1911.
A satirical line describes a defendant thanking counsel for help and a humorous estimate of five years. The snippet includes the product Minard's Liniment for chapped hands as a caption or slogan.
Frazier Hunt associate editor of Cosmopolitan Magazine buys a ranch near High River Alberta. He has long visited Alberta and plans to spend part of each year there to show his faith in the province and support its farming population.
A patient with asthma longs for end of suffering and fears recurring attacks. The ad urges using Dr J D Kelley’s Asthma Remedy for complete relief and promises asthma as a thing of the past if used faithfully.
The exchange notes a customer asking for two eggs poached medium soft with buttered toast and coffee with little cream, while server Walter asks if any special design should appear on the dishes. The brief captures a casual breakfast service moment from the Weekly Scotsman in Edinburgh.
Back pay remains slow to reach employees as delays accumulate. Employers face mounting scrutiny over wage settlement timelines and workers await promised compensation, hoping for quicker releases and clearer payroll practices.
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