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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
7
The Norths most remote police post for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is to be constructed next year at the far end of Ellesmere Island. Building materials and two years supplies have been cached nearby for easy freighting. Three men will staff patrol duties on the shore of Rice Straits.
An adaptation of James Oliver Curwood unfolds with Bash McTaggart scheming to marry Nepeese while Pierrot confronts danger to protect his daughter. Baree survives a trap set by McTaggart and is captured in a blanket as the trader nurses a bleeding hand, promising further conflict.
Mrs Burt Hart of Cornwall Ontario shares a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She reports relief from fatigue headaches back pains and better sleep after a long struggle and offers to answer letters from other women seeking advice.
The Northwich surveyor achieved a five foot rise in the town to counteract subsidence from ongoing brine pumping. The entire business district, including ten streets, three banks, the county court, and twenty stores and houses, was elevated with eight buildings demolished. Hydraulic jacks were used, lower brickwork removed, and even chemists’ stores were lifted without disturbing bottles. The town bridge was raised five feet at both ends to match the new level.
Advertisement for Diamond Dyes at 15 cents a package promises easy tinting and dyeing for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. Instructions claim safe use for rinses and permanent color across garments and household fabrics with guidance to tell the druggist material type.
Vancouver aims to ship 100000 600 bushels of this year’s crop doubling its prior grain export record. Six years ago the city shipped no grain, while other west coast cities will join as facilities come online. The Panama Canal and Orient trade awakening accelerate these changes.
Stomach disturbances and constipation cause much of babies peevishness. Modern mothers should sweeten the stomach and use a gentle laxative without griping. Baby's Own Tablets are claimed to be opiate free and easy to take. Mrs Oscar Auger of Holyoke Mass endorses them for constipation and other child ailments. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. A booklet Care of the Baby in Health and Sickness can be mailed free on request.
Annual report states Saskatchewan shows two rural telephone sub scribers per urban subscriber, a pattern found in only four U.S. states. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator urged for children's health, a mother’s care. A joke implies a wife returning to her old town to assess alternative marriages.
A witty line contrasts a girl’s stamped features with the man's coat collar, noting how complexion leaves a visible mark on clothing. The remark blends charm and vanity in a droll social aside.
An advertisement extols Minard's Liniment as a cure for sprains and bruises. It emphasizes quick relief and strong efficacy, appealing to readers with bold claims and urban health remedies.
John Large of Hamp ton in Arden England celebrates his 100th birthday with no illness. He credits not smoking and limited beer as possible factors while noting eight of nine children survive and he once worked as stationmaster and farmer. Also mentions twin brother lived to 79 and a patent corn remover ad ends the piece.
Commissioner David Lamb of the Salvation Army urges Canadians to adopt healthy English children. In Toronto he discusses a large pool England could send to the Dominion and notes his global work in immigration and social affairs while touring provincial governments for a greater English influx. Also mentions Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a household remedy.
An inn sign painted on the blade bone of a whale draws interest in Haughton Suffolk as a notable local curiosity.
F G Bristow secretary of the Commercial Motor Users Association warns that traffic delays in London cost the community more than 25 million pounds each year.
Civilian Japanese airmen will attempt a Japan to Hawaii flight next year as reported by Hawaii Shimpo in a Tokio dispatch. The Honolulu paper notes the trip is sponsored by the Manchu newspaper for its 30th anniversary, with both the army and navy showing favorable interest. A separate Japanese paper recently funded a Tokyo Moscow flight.
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