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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
7
A reader recalls a cerous attack years ago and credits Kruschen Salts for steadying dizziness. They describe daily use, noting no pain and warning of impure blood as a danger signal. The six salts are claimed to purify and revitalize the bloodstream.
Charmian faces a family morning after news of Jim’s return, contemplates a possible romance, and goes to sign a deed at banker George K.’s to finalize a sale. Jim’s steady presence accompanies her as she wrestles with fear and resolve.
Jim recalls childhood memories and his yearning for home in a chapter segment. Charmian prompts more confession as Jim explains his view of the West versus New England. He admits the West has beauty but lacks New England’s finishing touches like a silver river seen from an attic window.
The ad promotes Aspirin as a versatile remedy for headaches backaches neuritis neuralgia and rheumatic pain. It emphasizes prompt relief without depressing the heart and urges readers to look for the Bayer cross on genuine products.
Bancroft Ontario reports Mrs Mas J B Starr a nineteen year old mother of a baby boy who says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound steadied her nerves and restored her strength after a year of marriage and illness.
A distressed narrator laments unanswered chances as George K. moves to comfort Charmian. He apologizes for the torment and hints at a withheld truth, with the scene ending on a cliffhanger for the next installment.
The 1930 National Air Tour promises two trophies with $2,500 first prize and a $9,500 spread for the major award, plus a separate prize for sport planes under 510 cubic inches. Waco Aircraft seeks permanent possession of the Ford trophy after two consecutive wins, while Great Lakes funds a new sport-class trophy. Changes to the scoring formula aim to heighten competition among manufacturers and pilots.
An advertisement claims Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil opens pores when rubbed externally to relieve the seat of trouble and clears throat irritation when taken internally to ease coughs and bronchial or respiratory discomfort. It urges readers to try the product to be convinced.
Lord Dawson of Penn, physician to King George, urged that cold hands and feet make meals unhealthy. He warned against eating after a hard day without warming extremities and recommended resting in bed or light reading. He cautioned golfers to nap instead of overdoing weekend exercise.
The Straits Settlement port profile notes forty five steamship companies now make regular calls at Singapore increasing regional shipping activity. This growth marks stronger connectivity and trade potential for the port city.
An ad urges readers to treat indigestion from excess stomach acid with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It claims one spoonful in water neutralizes acids, relieves symptoms within five minutes, and has been a physician trusted remedy for 50 years. It guarantees genuine Phillips product prescribed by doctors and sold in drugstores.
The Portland Oregonian notes that after the Rhineland withdrawal, Germans travel to Paris peacefully as visitors rather than invaders. France welcomes them with government info offices in Berlin and other cities, contrasting with earlier hostile eras and highlighting years of reconciliation between neighboring nations.
The game branch of the Department notes wild ducks and geese are abundant this year as many sloughs dry up. Farmers report crop damage from feeding. shooting permission to deter birds is possible only via the Minister of the Interior at Ottawa, who has not granted such authorizations. Open duck and goose season begins September 15. prairie birds not seasonably hunted. Hungarian partridges allowed in October. badgers and foxes largely protected.
Posing as a health notice, the piece warns of worm infestations in children harming the intestinal lining and risking perforation. It promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy to kill worms and repair damage regardless of variety.
Boss jokes about an afternoon off as the office boy replies that his grandmother is not dead she has two tickets for the game showing a family plan to attend.
London's public debt stands at approximately 729 million dollars. Officials note the figure reflects current borrowing and outstanding obligations across municipal programs. Markets watch for potential impacts on interest costs and future spending plans.
A devotional piece quotes scripture from 2 Corinthians and John Keble about walking by faith not by sight. It argues faith grows through darkness and trial, while daylight breeds easy trust, and praises those who trust amid tempest and storms.
A six year study by a German bank presents global trends on income, consumption, and transport. The report notes rising milk tea and coffee intake, falling cocoa and bread consumption, more fruit and vegetables, and declining tobacco use despite more women smokers. It cites England with 35 people per car and America with one in five owning a car. It also mentions 173 thousand tons of artificial silk used annually for stockings and a hypothetical equal Britain distribution of wealth at £500 per person.
A medical advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg asthma remedy as a wonderful agent for relief. It claims immediate relief from wheezing and breathing difficulty and cites many testimonials. The copy urges readers to buy the remedy from dealers nationwide.
Chinese residents in Canada plan to petition Premier Bennett to modify Dominion immigration rules to allow entry of Chinese women and children. Dr. Tehyi Hsieh of the Chinese Trade Bureau will present the request after meetings in Toronto and Ottawa with the National League and other Chinese groups. Minard's Liniment is a household friend.
A Minneapolis firm tests Manitoba peat mull in insulation manufacture. About 242000 acres of peat mull have been surveyed in Manitoba.
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