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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
15
Excerpt depicts Helmi letters revealed as Warner urges Jack toward perilous escape across a guarded bridge. Arthur fights a German guard on the approach while Jack evades capture, slipping into trees as the pursuit unfolds amid distant homeward echoes.
Jack is rescued from captivity and reunites with his sister Eva at a Maida Vale flat after Eva, now a nurse, recounts her six months caring for wounded soldiers. Jack explains his capture, escape, and the sacrifice of his friend Arthur Warner, tied to his wife. The scene shifts to memories of Eagle Mines and a magistrate’s wedding report, ending on a note to be continued.
A man bleeds from a knife wound and crawls to glimpse the bridge scene. He sees three guards nearby as smoke from rifles lingers around the pillars. Though free, he mourns the loss of his friend Arthur.
Over thirty years of tests show aluminum as the only fully satisfactory tea packaging material. Red Rose tea is packed exclusively in aluminum and comes with a money back guarantee.
Dr Edward A Walsh S J vice president of Georgetown University and noted historian says he has a mass of documents from Europe that he believes will settle whether the woman in the United States known as Madame Tchaikovsky is Grand Duchess Anastasia or an impostor. He has pursued the mystery for seven years visiting Russia Belgium France Austria Switzerland England and Italy.
The Manitoba Government by Order-in-Council enacted the Old Age Pension Act. Beginning September 1 pensioners approved by the Workmen's Compensation Board will receive 20 dollars monthly. About 3,000 applicants have filed. Half cost funded by Dominion, half by province, with an initial levy near 300 thousand dollars. Eligibility requires age 70 plus two years residence in Canada and five in Manitoba.
The Third Wrigley Marathon draws over 300 entrants for the Canadian National Exhibition event. Contenders include Norman Derham training at Hanlan's Island, Georges Michel, Mille Gade Carson, Ernst Vierkoetter, and others. The race flags a long distance challenge with prize money and cross channel pedigree.
Archaeologists near Hay Bay on Isle Royale uncover an eighty foot long copper mine hidden over 130 feet beneath a copper bearing rock ledge. Dr. George West of Milwaukee led the expedition and suggests a tribe a thousand years ago mined the ore for tool tokens and ornaments.
Evidence of rising demand for irrigated land in Southern Alberta leads the Canada Land and Irrigation Company to open an additional unit of the Vauxhall project earlier than planned. The expansion, not scheduled until 1930, reflects heightened interest in the scheme and regional development.
Newsprint paper has formed over 80 percent of total Canadian mill production since 1917, reaching 83.4 percent in 1926.
The 1927 extension of Jasper National Park in Alberta added 980 square miles, bringing the Columbus icefield within park boundaries. This vast icefield spans 125 miles and feeds more than twenty glaciers, encircled by towering peaks and the Rockies’ premier alpine scenery.
Warns mothers to give Baby's Own Tablets at first signs of illness in heat to prevent summer complaints. Claims tablets will relieve troubles if they appear suddenly and should be kept in every home with young children. Promotes safe, guaranteed medicine sold by druggists or by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario for 25 cents per box, with a free booklet offered on request.
Despite incentives for large families and campaigns to boost population, Italy faces a steady decline in births with deaths surpassing births in many large towns as shown by figures from Popolo d Italia. The southern prolific region masks the severity of the trend.
A promotion extols complete relief from asthma using Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy. It promises relief from tight airways with a gentle influence and claims thousands have been freed from asthmatic affliction. Good druggists have sold it for years.
A devotional snippet contrasts sober living with hopeful salvation. It cites Thessalonians and Carlyle, noting daily life as fresh and full of promise. The piece invites thoughtful speech, new thoughts, and acts of love as the week begins.
A financial briefing notes Canada will not require special financing or refunding next October. Government loans totaling 53 million dollars due then will be paid in cash, ending the usual practice of funding maturing issues by refunding.
The season sees about six million bicycle riders in the British Isles. The military pace is estimated at two feet six inches. Minard's Linniment is advertised as the universal remedy.
A health guidance piece from the Canadian Dental Hygiene Council published through the Saskatchewan Dental Society outlines dental hygiene practices. It covers best routines for oral care, prevention tips, and links between dental health and overall well being.
The article explains the eruption and notching of the eight incisors as normal development and urges attention to dental care. It notes upper central incisors may look large but facial growth will outpace tooth size and advises checking face shape to see harmony with the incisors. It also promotes Miller’s Worm Powders as a gentle remedy for children.
A historic note recalls an experiment where a bee attached to a train roof could not keep pace with a 30 mph train. The fragment also casually observes bank cashiers and disappearances as a cautionary analogy.
Castoria offers gentle soothing relief for fretful babies and restless infants. The vegetable product is described as safe for daily use and effective in emergencies such as constipation, colic, or other discomforts. Mothers are advised to keep an extra unopened bottle at home and to follow the included guidance for older children.
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