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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
6
Dolan accuses Clancy of Dinny Dolan siding with police. Clancy responds Dinny hasn’t jailed or punished them, but he goes along with the force a great deal.
A man complains he may be losing his hearing but his Irish friend replies I can hear you alright till you begin to talk and then I can't understand a word you say. The humorous exchange illustrates miscommunication over the wire.
The Dunmow Flitch committee will hold the ancient court on August Bank Holiday. One couple has already petitioned to stand their trial for the matrimonial prize.
A critic questions the author’s realism in his tales while a bishop faces audience questions. A boy asks why Adam was never a baby at a Sunday school talk. A girl responds that there was nobody to nurse him, quipping on the biblical infancy.
A brief cartoon-style caption notes Minard's Liniment easing neuralgia while a pair of retired businessmen banter about thinning due to retirement and changing weight. The exchange features Dobbins and ex coal dealer Tobbins in a quaint talky panel.
Women with any form of female illness are urged to contact the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential correspondence department in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by women, kept private, and testimonials are never published without consent. No payment required. a free 80 page text book is available only by mail request.
In Loudon England a Beeston council inquiry reveals grave misnumbering led a family to occupy a wrong grave for years. Exhumation sought after a son’s cross was placed on another grave, exposing a long standing cemetery error and family distress.
Advert says the uninformed suffer from corns while the knowing apply Holloway's Corn Cure to find relief.
Vienna reports a political scandal involving Premier Lukacs with Deputy Desy accusing him of using four million kronen from a Budapest bank for electoral purposes. Desy was jailed one month and fined 500 kronen for libel. Hungary’s political turmoil draws in former ministers as Apponyi and Zichy accuse Lukacs of state funds misuse.
Berlin readers mock a claim from the Engineer that Germany builds deadly destroyers with aerial guns to sink dreadnoughts. British and other powers doubt the tale, calling it an absurd phantom story that recurs in prior years as a summer joke.
A former daily paper proofreader recalls serving amid the Balkan conflict era. The brief reminiscence outlines wartime duties and personal hardship endured during frontline reporting.
A Paris third correctional court is told by a young woman that a fiancé's kiss caused her to contract insanity germs. The suit seeks ten thousand dollars in damages.
In a terse exchange the speaker recalls a threat to blow their brains out from Cholly while Ethel asks if it hurt. The fragment hints at fear and a troubling confrontation, but provides no broader context or resolution.
In Berlin the Reichstag clashed over naval budgets with Socialists denouncing the Kaiser's sailor life as a flaw. Government plans to spend 2.5 million marks to rebuild the royal yacht Hohenzollern faced opposition as critics argued the navy budgets favor leisure craft over warships. Admiral von Tirpitz defended the Kaiser’s naval knowledge, and the proposal was approved despite the dissent.
The ad promises PAZO OINTMENT cures hemorrhoids in six to fourteen days or money back. It claims relief from itching, bleeding or protruding piles, priced at 50 cents. Berlin reports Admiral Tirpitz prioritizes broad reach over speed for Germany’s naval air fleet development.
Mrs. Joseph G. Savoy of Neguac Allain P.O. New Brunswick recounts full recovery from illness using Dodd's Kidney Pills and Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets. She credits kidney cure for blood purification and digestion aid for nutrition enabling her to eat normally and sleep well.
Julian Grande reported at the Camera Club that he entered Aaron's Tomb atop Mount Hor despite Arab guards and photographed the interior. He found Hebrew and Arab inscriptions suggesting ancient dating, with potential to yield remarkable information. Mount Hor lies south of the Dead Sea at 4780 feet. the shrine has rarely been examined by archaeologists.
The judge urges the accused to apologize to the prosecutrix for kissing her against her will, offering to drop charges if she accepts. The accused defends his honesty and asks for pardon, expressing no regret while seeking mercy.
Mrs E G Fagan of Holmes Corners swears Nerviline cures croupy colds and relieves chest pain pleurisy rheumatism and headaches. She notes four of her children suffered croup but Nerviline kept her calm. A large bottle sells for 50 cents and a trial size for 25 cents. prepared by The Catarrhozone Co Buffalo NY.
A Paris Auteuil entry week showcases daring spring style with bold color clashes, draped skirts, bronze shoes with red heels, and coats in vivid hues. Notable ensembles include a cinnamon taffeta skirt with yellow fox fur collar and orange velvet trimmed with skunk. Tiny hats with plumes complement the look, signaling higher spring fashion expenditures.
Paris reports French government may spend 155 million dollars on armaments to offset Germany. Observers note Britain France and Russia forming a stronger Triple Entente while Germany pushes a peace army bill to 865 thousand with a 40 million yearly cost. Public opinion shows mixed enthusiasm with opposition possible to further increases.
An old colored man explains he names his mule Corporation after studying the animal and reading the papers. The mule brings him blame and abuse in the township, yet persists with its own way.
A heated exchange reveals conflicting claims of foul play in a poker and a cotton deal. One man vows to rough up Binks if encountered, arguing over alleged theft of $25, then contradicts himself by citing a $25,000 cotton deal claim.
A young lion shown by Princess Radziwill at a factory fancy dress ball in Rome escaped its leash at the Zoological Gardens. It sprang at the infant son of Count Machi, a former Italian minister in Buenos Aires, and inflicted a serious forehead wound with its claws.
The National Antiopium congress plans to appeal to Young Men's Christian and Missionary societies worldwide to open funds to buy opium stocks at treaty ports for burning, aiding China in suppressing the trade.
A witty exchange contrasts a fair maid's question about time with a brilliant young man's remark that time's flight is driven by spur of the moment impulses. The brief dialogue captures light period humor and social dynamic.
Gracie declares Gracie suspects chickenpox in Elsie’s sister after finding two feathers in her bed. The banter suggests a light domestic misunderstanding rather than a medical report.
A sensational murder mystery in St Petersburg has drawn into high society circles. Mme Tieme, wife of a wealthy Russian engineer, was found dead at her home with two prominent aristocrats implicated. Baron Geismar confessed at Preobrajensk and named M. Dalmatov, a former foreign office official, as involved.
A Marion Bridge, C B dealer touts Minard's Liniment as the leading choice after a year of use. The seller claims it is always the first liniment asked for and the best seller among all liniments they handle.
In Rennes, a judge once argued that cow is a noble animal and not an insult. A vagabond later called him an old cow and the judge increased the sentence by five years. Also promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for earache relief with a simple, direct remedy.
In Paris at Sante Prison Champeau escaped by swapping identity with Bruteau. A guard called Bruteau’s name, Champeau stepped forward, signed a release, and gained freedom. The next day Bruteau sought release but the plot was uncovered and Bruteau is charged as an accomplice.
London reports that applications for wage increases by carters and laborers filed almost a year ago were considered by the Macclesfield town council recently.
A person recalls giving back a heart yet requests the return of a diamond ring, highlighting a sharper emotional exchange and a material demand in the aftermath.
Paris honors 85 year old Charles Tellier, inventor of the cold storage system, with the legion of honor after a period of poverty. He pioneered freezing methods using methyl ether and trimethylamine, built laboratories, and in 1876 created La Frigorifique to ship frozen meat from Rouen to La Plata, launching a global trade.
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