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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
7
Excerpt from H L Gates adventure serialized tale presents dialog among Yvonne Kenilworth, Brandon, and Roddy Dormister. Characters discuss motives, wealth origins, and plans involving a ward as a social intrigue unfolds amid tea in a winter garden. The tone remains theatrical and morally ambiguous.
Testimonies from St Adolphe Manitoba and Toronto Ontario report relief from menstrual pain and menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One woman praised reduced pains and better appetite while another cited hot flashes dizziness and breathlessness improvement after eight bottles.
In a ballroom moment Teddy Dorminster, born a lord, halts before Joanna in the winter garden. He stoops to study her with an eye glass while she returns his gaze with unabashed calm. He exclaims a surprised compliment as Yvonne overhears the exchange and questions how it happened.
Yvonne arranges a social meeting and introduces Lord Dorminster as Teddy to Joanna Manners. Teddy blushes at the misperception while Joanna ponders the etiquette of meeting a lord. Yvonne explains Teddy accompanies her globally to offer consolation to every wife in need.
Ibn Saud enforces strict Wahabi commands in the Arab kingdom, making Friday prayers compulsory and punishing alcohol, tobacco, and anti religious agitation with imprisonment or deportation. Public security officials gain full enforcement authority. A Sunday anecdote shows clerical life on the margin.
James Dean writing as R E Corder for the London Daily Mail leaves Chicago and New York for London aboard the Cunarder Aquitania. He notes New York city’s noise and rude manners, praising Chicago as calmer and more polite while criticizing New York’s police courts and street sounds.
British food experts note tomatoes as the modern salad's new ingredient while ancient aptitudes appear in Cleopatra eating onions and garlic in large amounts. Con fu cious and Persians used lettuce mustard watercress and radishes in early salads with eggs and sour wine. Sir Thomas Eclectric Oil is advertised as a versatile liniment prized for man and beast.
A 23 year old man in Japan became intoxicated by viewing cherry blossoms at a shrine in Kameido. A patrol police officer assumed the man was dead and arranged a coffin to transport him to the village office. During transit the man revived, sang and danced, alarming the bearers.
Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta reports 11 500 visitors by end of July per official registrations. The growing interest in the park’s appeal is noted as a sign of its developing status as a Canadian national playground. A smaller dollar hotel is under construction nearby.
The article notes trees commonly live 100 to 4000 or 5000 years with examples such as cypress 350 ivy 450 chestnut 600 cedar 800 oak 1000 to 1500 yew 2500 and baobab 5000. It also lists animal lifespans from elephant and crocodile 100 to tortoise 100, pike 60 to 150, birds 50 to 100, and cites Thomas Parr of Shropshire said to be 152 at death.
New municipal rules in Vienna impose 30 cent fines for talking whistling or singing loudly in public with jail terms for repeats. Reading a newspaper or book while walking could incur similar penalties. Other offenses include stopping others in traffic carrying large packages and using uncivil language. Miller's Worm Powders advertised as painless and effective.
Adeline Anne Proctor echoes Psalm counsel to be still and rest in God. The text contrasts human doubt and fear with divine aid, citing Luther on suffering in silence and trusting in God's help, promising strength and calm through private prayer.
Forty six pure bred Hampshire sheep bought in British Columbia for the Russian soviet Government departed Victoria for Vladivostock. This marks the second Dominion shipment to that market following a similar export last year. A light note contrasts wealth with the care a girl expects in marriage.
A London newspaper sought the archetypal old fashioned grandmother but found seven different women. One browsed Paris for trocks, another bought a two seat car and toured the Midlands, a third spoke in her son's constituency, one attended a matinee, another bought radio valves, one had her hair shingled, and the seventh joined a tea dansant at a large hotel.
Advice on preventing infant stomach illnesses in summer urges mothers to keep Baby's Own Tablets at home. The tablets are promoted as preventing or alleviating cholera infantum diarrhoea and related ailments, sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co. A separate note mentions a horse statue to honor horses killed in action to be placed at St Jude on the Hill Hampstead Garden Suburb London.
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