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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
7
Dr Hamilton cites that nine of ten women suffer chronic constipation and harsh laxatives worsen it. He credits Mandrake and Butternut pills as a safe constipation remedy reducing sickness and fatigue, promising relief from headaches and biliousness. Available at dealers in 25 box packages.
Ruggles, heart heavy over Darthea Westbrooke, declines to press his suit. He bids her farewell at the door, hoping to remain a friend though the moment reveals a deeper unspoken longing. Darthea replies with calm gratitude as the door closes.
The text describes Ruggles storming into the street in a heated, blurred state of mind. The narrator notes his mind's mystification is stronger than external conditions and likens him to a whipped dog puzzled by a cat’s behavior he cannot explain. Darthea is not blamed as a supreme egoist.
In Paris, Richard P. Ruggles, distressed and hopeful, plans to seek Ruth Downing’s sympathy and counsel after a stern test of loyalty to the Downing family. He meets Ruth at the hotel salon where she treats him with graciousness and hints at possible promotion.
Mayors from 27 BC municipalities met in Vancouver with Attorney General Farris to urge relief from rising costs. They adopted a resolution calling for a provincial board of commerce with full judiciary and administrative powers, to be appointed by the federal government, to complement Ottawa’s board of commerce. The group argued a Pacific coast panel is needed and asked for a legal profit spread to set prices on essential commodities.
At the Association of British Chemical Manufacturers annual meeting a friendly understanding with the French chemical sector was announced to foster international development. The British association now represents 70 million pounds of capital with rapid growth in dyestuffs and fine chemicals expected to continue, underscoring chemical progress as key to industrial efficiency and national vitality.
A fragment notes difficulty convincing a dyspeptic audience that the millennium will arrive. The remark captures a skeptical mood about future prophecy and widespread belief in transformative change.
A dated vitamin advertisement touts Catarrhozone inhaler to relieve bronchitis catarrh and coughs. It urges immediate use for chest throat or nose troubles and claims physicians endorse it with hospital use. Sizes priced at one dollar and smaller options. Kingston Canada dealers listed.
The Department of the Interior announced grazing regulation changes allowing ranchers with 50 to 300 cattle to migrate to northern lands with better grazing. Minister Arthur Cleighen says the move aims to settle permanent ranches without hindering agricultural settlements, expanding tenure beyond previous 10 year limits and 12 000 acre caps for British subjects.
Mounted in Regina Saskatchewan the Royal North West Mounted Police report the force has surpassed 1600 all ranks for the first time. It notes 500 men enlisted for one year after war began boosting numbers to over 1500, and explains many those year later joined other units when overseas service as a unit ended. Continued enlistees and drafts left the force at a low ebb about a year ago.
Summer diarrhea danger urged for infants and toddlers. Do not risk untested cures. Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry touted for long use. Mrs Willis Coupland recounts rapid improvement in her two month old after doctor gave up, buying the remedy. 35 cents. Sold by The Milburn Company in Toronto Ontario.
The government orders economy measures cutting the airship program several B-34 class ships nearing completion are halted. Some airships and airship stations will be placed at the disposal of commercial firms to develop commercial flying.
London report notes Canadian authorities oppose a permanent hostel for discharged soldiers in England. Many demobilized men and wives intend to stay only briefly and may wish to return to Canada, while rising living costs temper any immediate gains. Joint British and Canadian action is anticipated to address the issue.
Prussian agriculture minister authorizes local communities to seize farms from owners who refuse labor contracts or fail wage terms. Seized lands are to be administered by communities for the common good.
A brief dialogue fragment shows a young girl confessing to wasting time while practicing, followed by a judge remark suggesting she has killed him. The exchange implies a tense, perhaps fatal, misunderstanding or intention with fatal undertones.
A visitor asks if the baby is intelligent and the father jokes that only language from the mother could prove it, implying the child understands the mother's speech. The quip highlights playful parental pride and language bonding.
A brief exchange features a woman asking about engagement and a man replying that he is simply the friend. The other speaker notes she should not confirm being simple either, framing a light social moment.
Berlin reports allege Germany destroyed or dismantled remaining Zeppelins as World War I ended. Imperial Air Office and War Office offered no comment. Berlin papers claim ships handed to Allies were unusable and seven were wrecked by crews near Scapa Flow.
A 1900s style notice warns women that tight high heel shoes cause corns and urges stopping the habit. It promotes freezone drops as quick relief to remove the corn including root and all, with a cheap price and minimal irritation. It even suggests clipping the note for a wife’s dresser.
The Regina Board of Trade will seek provincial guidance on tapping the Saskatchewan River at the elbow to supply Moose Jaw and Regina. City leaders seek a larger, cheaper water supply with per capita costs expected to undercut Winnipeg.
A concise reminder to respect others schedules and avoid interrupting peak work hours. Emphasizes planning and efficiency in daily routines to prevent unnecessary delays for colleagues and clients.
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