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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 22, 1927

Page

7

Painted Fires Chapter VII Continued

In a grim scene at a police station a young Finnish girl Helmi is jailed after a heroin arrest. Minister Mr Terry confronts a hostile magistrate while arguing for fair treatment. Inside a ward two inmates Miss Summers and Miss Fay Sharpe gossip about life, liberty, and plans to influence the newcomer.

Terry Finland Babe Summers Miss Mers Miss Simmer Miss Sammers Fay Sharpe Fay Darlin’ Fay Miss Sharpe Miss Summers Watt Andy Clara Harmy

Women Narrate Relief From Ailing Menses With Pinkham Compound

Two Canadian women report relief from long standing health issues after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. DonaLpa Fantreux of Ayer’s Cliff Quebec describes fatigue and monthly pains improved after six bottles. Laura J. Baron of Canning Nova Scotia says irregular periods and pain were completely relieved.

Lydia E. Pinkham Ayer Cliff Quebec Lydia EK Pinkham DonaLpa Fantreux Ayer’s Cliff

Minard's Oiniment Relieves Backache Reminder

Brief item notes Minard's Oiniment claimed to relieve backache with a quirky prompt asking if readers ever saw a stone step peanut stand a ginger snap or a sardine box, echoing old advertising style. The copy blends product mention with playful sensory imagery.

Face Disfigured By Pimples Healed By Cuticura

A historical notice advertises Cuticura products to treat facial pimples and disfigurement. It lists sample sizes, mall availability, and prices for Cuticura Soap and Shaving Stick, encouraging buyers to try the remedies.

Nico Stark, R. R. 1 Glenelm Que Stenhouse

Eccentric Bequests In Queens History

Reports on odd wills include Queen Victoria receiving sixty snakes from a loyal but quirky donor and a parrot and poodle funded holiday trips, with a Windsor Park cat-house proposed to reduce nocturnal noises. Also mentions Dr Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a touted relief.

Victoria Royal Household Margate Queen Victoria Windsor Park

New Fog Signal Helps Ships Enter Harbors Safely

A Lowestoft inventor introduces a fog signaling system using two horns and timed blasts to indicate course deviation. Tested successfully, it allows ships to navigate dense fog near harbors as safely as in daylight, with adjustments for curves and entrances. A Somerset firm advertises Holloway's Corn Remover in the same notice.

Warbor Britain

Oxford Street once road to Tyburn gallows

The article recalls Oxford Street in London as the historic road to Tyburn Gallows drawing massive crowds for executions and trade. Nearby Hyde Park marks note “The place where soldiers are shot” reflecting harsher historic military codes. It promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a safer wound dressing.

Oxford Street London Tyburn Gallows Hyde Park Dr. Thomas

Helpful Baby Book Promotes Practical Child Rearing

A newly received booklet titled Baby Welfare offers guidance on prenatal care feeding sleep clothing and routines for infants. It includes sections on diet after the first year baby weight and measurements and a weekly weight height record for mothers to fill in with emphasis on consulting a family physician for medical advice.

Borden Company Limited St. Paul Street West Montreal

Dark Maneuvers by British Army Tests Hidden Movement

A Salis bury Plains exercise tested a large mechanized force moving across the countryside at night without lights or air visibility. Tanks tankers artillery and engineering units moved in mass as aircraft hovered overhead to monitor discipline and concealment during refueling and halts.

Salisbury Plains

World population soars past one and a half billion

The article notes a century of rapid population growth doubling the world’s numbers from under one billion to about 1.7 billion. It also mentions Peking as one of the oldest cities, existing since the twelfth century before Christ.

Peking

Victory presented with Nelson sea chest souvenir

M. S. Victory crew member receives a Nelson sea chest souvenir from the Renown voyage home from Australia. The token honors a historic naval figure and links to the ship’s wartime service.

Hi. M. S Nelson Australia

Sir Robert Horne Sees Bright Canada Future At Institute

Former British chancellor Sir Robert Horne arrived in Canada to attend the Empire Mining and Metallurgical Institute convention where he serves as honorary president. He voiced strong confidence in Canada’s future based on population growth and development of mineral agricultural and timber resources.

Canada Robert Horne Exchequer of Great Britain Empire Mining and Metallurgical Institute Dominion

Little Helps For This Week In righteousness shalt thou be est...

This piece opens with a religious verse from Isaiah and a meditation on conquering ego through charity and steadfast virtue. It follows with Edwin Arnold praising persistent self-improvement as a source of lasting inner beauty and service, likening spiritual refinement to accumulating a precious attar.

Edwin Arnold

Summer Complaints Kill Little Ones

Summer complaints threaten infants during heat and the advertisement urges mothers to give Baby's Own Tablets at first signs of illness or to prophylactically protect well children. The Dr Williams Medicine Co claims safety by government analyst and offers 25 cents per box plus a free booklet on baby care.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville

Dust and Dust: Priceless Treasures Remembered

A reflective saying frames how people may be judged by what they value. It contrasts the idea that all men are mortal with the notion that some possess more wealth or resources than others.

Quote on Leaders and Deeds Distilled Into Caution

A reflective line warns that would be leaders fail to follow through and avoid pain by action. It contrasts talkers with doers, suggesting those full of words often show little substance in achievement.

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Fred Whitlow & Co Lamsted Toronto Chapter Windsor Stockton-on- Tees Edward Terry Mr. Terry Helm Silience Saan Nelmi Melmi Helmi Minard Wilson's Holloway Els Worth Bordens St.charles the Borden Co. Limited Bayer Bayer Lumbago Bayer Meonfoctere Bayer Manufacture Beyer Taex General Redemars Bayer Cross Bayer Druggista
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