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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
7
The McBean Bros writers urge farmers to ship grain to capitalize on high prices after a strong market. They warn of a corn shortage boosting coarse grain values and promise favorable returns if handled intelligently. Reference to Rank of Nova Scotia. license and bonding noted.
In a crowded courtroom a young woman named Helmi Milander faces charges after heroin tablets are found on her. The magistrate presses for truth as Miss Rodgers defends her, while a minister pleas for mercy amid hostile gallery reactions. The scene, vivid with onlookers, ends with a note that the case continues.
Mrs. Ma Wiser of Hamilton Ontario reports severe weakness during the Change of Life improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits the regimen with restoring health after two months in bed and invites letters from other women seeking information. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Dr L M Waugh from the Columbia School of Dental and Oral Surgery reports from Labrador coast that Eskimos are grateful after teeth extractions. He notes that after pulling teeth from Labrador Eskimos including four women and five men, they smiled and thanked him saying it didn’t hurt. He believes the positive response is typical of Eskimo patients.
A Weekly Despatch report quotes King George V telling Morecambe officer Harry Wright near Lancaster that the Prince can endure a strenuous life. The King says the Prince is young and can stand it, enjoys travel but may curb abroad trips with age.
A young businessman returns to his birthplace after eight years and finds no familiar faces on the station platform. He seeks the station-master for a welcome, only to hear a greeting from his old friend as if meeting him anew. The scene mixes a reunion with a jingle about Holloway's Corn Remover and domestic holiday plans.
A reporter climbs to a Croydon air station tower to witness wireless telephony guiding pilots and night beacons enabling cross‑channel flight. The scene describes operators, levers, aerial lights, and Imperial Airways planes as urban legends of future aviation.
Dr. H. H. Chen of Johns Hopkins University reports that vaccination practices existed in tenth century China. A Chinese premier sought protection for a second child by a monk who devised a primitive method embodying core vaccination principles. The account appears in a book first published in 1866 and recounts the illness and death of the premier’s son.
The piece reflects on suffering and faith citing Romans and poets while urging perseverance through loss. It contrasts spiritual gain with earthly loss and ends with a health ad for Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator claiming to spare children from worms.
A strange lake near the center of Arizona known as Montezuma Well remains at a constant level despite seasonal dryness or wetness. The 200 yard wide, apparently bottomless pool is fed by clear water and sits beside cliff dwellings that once housed a populous community in the area.
In a bold presidential address at the British Empire Service League conference the speaker urges recognition of Empire contributions in the Great War. He condemns excessive modesty and overblown praise of others as harming our nation’s name. He warns that forgetting our own role weakens civilization and national reputation. Minard's Liniment eases sore feet.
Officials estimate a record sugar beet harvest in Southern Alberta this year, ranging from 45 000 to 56 600 tons, up from 41 000 tons last year. The rise reflects more acres planted to beets this season.
Islanders on a Bering Strait island, between Siberia and Alaska, learn from the first ship in fifteen years that Russia has become a non monarchic state. The event marks a significant shift in regional awareness and political context.
Mrs Russell Hill of Norwood Ontario touts Baby's Own Tablets as the health safeguard for five children. She notes her baby girl won second prize at the Norwood Fair and later first prize against twenty eight babies, crediting the Tablets. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A quip about how a quick parting can rival the old saying that a fool and his money soon part. The line adds a sharper corollary that a woman and her secret can be equally influential in matters of trust and loss.
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