In the Balance by L G Moberly
A fragmentary citation notes a work by L G Moberly titled In the Balance with references to Dar and Another and a tangled web. It mentions Ward Look Co Limited with London Melbourne and Toronto as associated entities.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
6
A fragmentary citation notes a work by L G Moberly titled In the Balance with references to Dar and Another and a tangled web. It mentions Ward Look Co Limited with London Melbourne and Toronto as associated entities.
In a Handhurst setting, Miles and Dorothy discuss Bevan’s painting of a girl among apple blossoms. Bevan arrives at Dorothy’s drawing room, and the scene shifts to a serene, flower-filled interior where admiration for Grace glows in the art and the room’s calm harmony.
A fragmentary piece mentions SNAP antiseptic cleanser and a Turkish bath on the farm. It shifts to a painting scene with characters Be Van and Miles discussing a portrait of a Parliament era figure Kelph Hennesley and hints the subject resembles Mr. Tritton. The note ends with a statistic: 84,707,000 telegrams in the United Kingdom in one year.
Dorothy and artist Bevan discuss painting Miles as Sir Galahad while Dor othy imagines the real man beyond the surface. Bevan praises Miles’ purity and nobility, Dorothy agrees the portrait should reveal the man, and the group plans a gallery visit and future sittings with Bevan and Betty Natshaa.
A satirical note contrasts warned buy nothing guidance on alum in baking powder with claims about Magic Baking Powder and a quip about a wife going out. It also extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as popular nationwide due to merit, not advertising.
A famous Fourth Avenue banker is seen in a downtown restaurant complaining of dyspepsia. He calls meals mere guide posts to taking medicine, prompting a friend to ask about his appetite. The quip reflects a lighthearted urban vignette from the Pittsburgh Post.
The United Kingdom purchased oranges valued at 11.6 million dollars and lemons valued at 2.32 million dollars in the previous year, reflecting a sizable fruit import outlay.
After the King and Queen returned there was an Indian performance at the Royal Court Theatre presenting Budd ha the Light of Asia His Life and Great Denunciation. The 2,600 year old mystery play featured nearly twenty Indians in the cast.
A newspaper note praises Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial as the best medicine to subdue spring and summer dysentery. It is marketed as a standard remedy and sold widely.
Massachusetts Governor Foss recounts a famed divine visiting a state prison. A prisoner recognizes him and laments a wife’s domineering ways. The parson imagines the usual faults, but the man reveals his wife simply returned. A second joke imagines a traveler debating saving a friend from cannibals, who is already on the menu.
Over twenty years the government spent six million pounds to repurchase about 1,400,000 acres that had been sold earlier for five shillings to two pounds per acre. The effort reflects a state land policy shift and scale of the reset.
French investments abroad total 8.6 billion dollars with 2.5 billion funneled into Russia. The report highlights capital flows and the relative size of Russia’s share in France’s overseas portfolio.
A vast portion of the world population speaks English with about 1.6 billion estimated speakers out of roughly 7.9 billion people. The figure highlights English as a dominant global language in communication business and media.
Samuel Longmore endorses Gin Pills claiming recovery from rheumatism neuralgia and diarrhea after short use. The National Drug & Chemical Co offers a money back guarantee and sample mail order from Toronto with prices 5 cents per box or six for $2.50.
Rebuilding of Goodrick House at Hatfield reveals the remains of a timber building from the sixteenth century hidden behind brickwork for two centuries. Finds include numerous silver and copper coins spanning Charles I to George II. The property formed part of the Manor of Harifield and was sold in 1792 by the first Marquis of Salisbury.
A Scribner's dialogue fragment shows a hint of tension between a lady and a doctor. The lady boasts about Willie throwing the brick that struck the patient while the doctor acknowledges good fees from tending the rich Smith boy.
A new Morse Code method for air crews is being developed. It uses lamp black smudges ejected from a funnel on a biplane to signal dots and dashes. Lieutenant Roy C. Kirkland leads experiments. signals are readable from the ground.
An advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as a safe, drug free cure for infant constipation. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Ley Blanchet of St Racine Quebec and notes the product sells for 25 cents a box via medicine dealers or mail from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The Roman sculptor Moses Ezekiel recalls a Rome dinner honoring two Turkish noblemen. A young nobleman, adorned with gold embroidery and diamonds, shuns a plate of toothpicks declaring he has eaten two already and wants no more, a bit of humorous table manners.
The event focused on Dickens with Mrs Ballard reading The Clansman and a moving picture showing David Copperfield in multiple reels. The Boston Transcript notes the feature mix included The Early Life of David Copperfield and The Love of David Copperfield.
A reflective note on love and marriage contrasts virtuous affection with reckless desire, warning that generous devotion strengthens bonds while unbridled passion harms character and harmony within couples and communities.
A concise note discusses the difficulty of keeping an overripe promise, emphasizing challenges in timing, reliability, and personal accountability without actionable steps or named individuals.
Completion of a new submarine cable between England and France enables telephonic transmissions to Switzerland. Commercial conversations now pass from Great Britain to Geneva via Paris and Belfort and to Basel via Paris and Belfort.
Message fragment notes a playful exchange about knowing age. Limited context shows a casual conversation with names likely Letta and others, but no clear event or outcome.
The Union of South Africa covers about 470000 square miles and has a population nearing six million.
McNiche and J W McNicol speak at Calgary for the Alberta Falls association outlining plans to hold the International Dry Farming Congress and Exposition in Lethbridge October 21 to 26 1912. They note strong Western Canada backing and provincial gains at Spokane and Colorado Springs with government exhibit success and broad estimates of long term provincial benefits.
The Alberta agriculture drive promotes dry farming as conserving soil moisture and building drought resistant crops. The Lethbridge congress and exposition, October 21 to 26, aims to attract American and eastern Canadian farmers with district and individual premiums for soil grown products without irrigation. Provincial effort to boost exhibits begins with roping in agricultural societies for up-to-date preparation and high grade seeds.
The notice urges careful planting and multiple grain varieties to win premiums, noting free space at Lethbridge and equal treatment for all exhibitors. It emphasizes personal initiative to secure benefits from the International Dry-Farming Congress and Exposition, invites inquiries to W J Mc Nicol, and cites the Suez Canal length of ninety nine miles.
The record notes a marriage contract from ancient Greece dating to 312 B C. This artifact marks the earliest known example of a formal marriage agreement in Greek history.
The Department of Labour reports wholesale prices climbed from 214 to 1945 in February, higher than January. Grains, animals and meats, dairy products, and potatoes drive the rise, with retail food prices following suit.
An astronomer explains star birth as suns collide and accelerate for centuries until a violent impact creates heat and a new star. He cites Nova Persel as an example, noting it shines about ten thousand times brighter than the sun and may result from such a collision.
A London physician argues stomach disorders underlie most illnesses and that digestion governs the body. Patient Mas G. M. Munuxen reports relief after five bottles of a remedy, regaining appetite and strength, praising Dr. Pierw for his cure.
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