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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
11
Jack recalls return from the north and Helmi’s innocence while Eva listens in silence. He vows to uncover who sent Helmi for the dope and confesses his jealousy and guilt about misjudging her. The scene shifts to a quiet spring night as tension rises and a sudden fiery noise interrupts.
Eva remains calm amid London air raids while telling Jack she will go to France and work in V A D ambulances. A bomb shatters the street as Eva bears injuries including a blue scar and a broken nose, and Jack contemplates return to Canada with Helmi and Lill awaiting.
The term furlong traces to furrow length with an early field measure near 200 yards, later fixed at 220 yards. A Bank of France strong room was blasted from rock covering two and a half acres at a depth of 150 feet, built by 1,250 workers over three years.
German publicist Wolf Zucker publishes London: Love of a City, a compact volume praising London and England. The book contrasts with postwar travelogues by avoiding continental analysis and presents an enthusiastic, personal tribute to England's capital.
A Montreal dinner honored a party of British chemists en route to the United States for the British Institute of Chemical Engineers annual convention. Nearly 200 attended as Sir Alexander Gibb praised Canada’s independent course and its positive implications for the future of Canada and the British Empire.
Carveth Wells of the Geographic Society expedition reports from their Tanganyika base in East Africa that about 10,000,000 head of game migrate in a solid mass ten miles wide and 30 miles long at one spot. Zebras lead the column followed by guns and other animals as well as a wary lion encounter near the wagon. Wells notes the cold air despite the equatorial location and describes a lions encounter within fifteen yards of his car.
Advert says high grade tea loses flavor if not in moisture proof metal pack. It notes successful planters ship tea in aluminum which keeps Red Rose Tea fresh strong and flavorful.
Dr. H. M. Johnson of the University of Pittsburgh warns that sleep becomes a vicious habit when carried to excess. He suggests six and a half to nine hours suffices for most, with rest failing only if sleep blocks more engaging activities. His study of ninety adults found women generally less restless and more time in bed, while mental work reduces daytime sleep needs compared with passive labor.
The summer months bring quick illness in children such as cholera infantum colic diarrhea and dysentery. Mothers are urged to guard babies and use Baby s Own Tablets to regulate the stomach and bowels, marketed at 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A Saskatchewan dental group publishes guidance from the Canadian Dental Hygiene Council on teeth health and hygiene practices. The notice outlines professional standards and recommended routines for patient care and public education.
The canine or eye tooth is the most primitive tooth, also called cuspid. It remains longer in temporary dentition to guide permanent teeth and its loss causes facial tissue sagging and aged appearance. keep it sound under dentist guidance.
The ad warns shoppers to look for Bayer on aspirin boxes and the word genuine in red to ensure authenticity and correct directions. It emphasizes that Bayer is the true aspirin with proven usage instructions included.
A short devotional note urges generous giving as a law of love. It contrasts love’s abundance with heart poverty and cites passages from Luke and Lucy Larcom about sharing, generosity, and the well of water within.
The advertisement promotes Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as an effective rub for muscular rheumatism. It urges brisk massage until relief is felt and claims the bottle contains great virtue beyond measure. The text also makes a quaint remark about marriage vows.
A wry note urges caution when offered free goods warning that such offers may disguise costs and require paying more than value. It frames a general caution about deals promising nothing in return.
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