Dr Hamiltons Pills Promoted For Digestive Health
A fragmented ad promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills claiming they cleanse the bowels aid digestion and sleep, urging readers to buy the ten cent seller box and to steer toward a healthier routine.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
3
A fragmented ad promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills claiming they cleanse the bowels aid digestion and sleep, urging readers to buy the ten cent seller box and to steer toward a healthier routine.
In Headon Hill a butler denies involvement while a police stakeout looms. Jevons guides officers away from a hidden refuge as Laura Gaspard confronts the pantry with Professor Zimbalist’s ally escaping into the night. The scene ends with a grim, expletive reaction.
The Reverend Lawrence Clegg lodges in a stone cottage in a Cornish cove when a tall old gentleman arrives, claiming to be his son Clayton Kenyon. Kenyon reveals Merlin Farm ties and explains they face a complex criminal plot to rescue Tony West, with two cunning antagonists shaping events.
A wartime report notes Canadian munitions plants supplied a large share of material for British and Canadian armies in late hostilities. Canadian facilities produced a quarter of nitric acid during six months ending last September, with Trenton Ont. among the top producers. Intramitratual Canadian plants yielded 10 percent and included the fourth largest producer. Jurists Say Kaiser Is Responsible Newcastle England Premier Lloyd George cites leading jurists who conclude the former German emperor is guilty of an indictable offense.
A brief exchange notes a neighbor near Mrs. De Style who recalls a casual visit and a tense moment about a quarrel over a dog. The dialogue hints at informal neighborly tensions and a discreet, everyday dispute without legal action or explicit resolution.
The article lauds the Canadian corps esprit de corps as its greatest asset, noting cohesion, morale, and shared credit for success through trials. It highlights Canadians overseas and those at home, Belgian welcomed liberation, and cities renamed places in honor of Canadian troops amid wartime hardship and relief efforts.
Story of bravery and fortitude during war reveals 2800 troops safely moved from the Henderson to a destroyer in a submarine danger zone the night of July 2. With no lights and rough seas, the transfer lasted from 6 PM to 6 AM under fire and danger. no lives were lost and the Henderson returned to Philadelphia listing but intact.
The article notes several major battles linked to Sundays from Towton to Waterloo and Barnet to Bull Run. It cites Wellington’s orders at Ciudad Rodrigo and a broader claim that an official peace communiqué will be issued daily from Paris during the peace conference.
In a statement by F G Kellaway, under secretary to the ministry of munitions, turning factories from war to peace production is less daunting than the wartime shift. Leicester, Ilkeston, Nottingham, and Loughborough plants will produce hosiery needles and hose fittings once imported from Germany. Other plants convert to car engines, shoe machinery, and even house furniture, with Newcastle and Burnley facilities forecasting thousands of jobs as shells makers pivot to locomotives and related goods.
A Sheffield manufacture site will convert from shell production to making electrical fittings and components. The plant plans to hire about 1,000 workers as part of the shift, expanding employment and diversifying output.
Abdul Medjid Effendi heir to the Ottoman throne denounces Turkey entering war. He criticizes Moham med V. for weakness before ministerial cabal tied to German militarism. He condemns Armenian atrocities as against the sultan and nation, blaming unpatriotic ministers and censored press.
A fragmentary quote discusses the imperial family and their treatment, noting imprisonment in the palace and reluctance to accept external interference. The speaker claims foreign aid could be welcomed if it does not threaten sovereignty, stressing issues with international control.
A Stockholm despatch to Central News reports negotiations with Russian representatives led to a new all Russian government formed under entente protection and backed by a voluntary army.
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