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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
6
A discussion on naming the new ball park centers on whether Cali i Koohinoor Park suits a ball field. The name evokes a famed diamond and prompts consideration of fit with sports venue identity.
In a brief exchange cited by the Houston Post, one speaker asserts the wealthy uncle has not given up, while another notes the opposite view that he has. The quoted lines reflect a debate over perseverance and resolve in family fortunes.
A Cape Wolfe Canada woman near despair from female troubles reports using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and now healthy with twins two months old. She urges others with similar issues to try the remedy, citing restored health after doctors gave no relief.
A Saturday morning scene shows a friend criticizing an acquaintance for not carrying an umbrella. The man fears appearing poor or unfashionable, preferring to risk a cold rather than expose his lack of a second suit. The tale examines social vanity and thrift.
Kate Upson Clark criticizes school taught ethics in Japan since 1890 under the emperor, noting girls and boys learn filial priendship and obedience. She contrasts modern Japanese reforms with older beliefs that wives serve husbands as gods, remarking on lingering attitudes in India Persia Turkey and China.
A tedious Maine Supreme Court session features Appleton the wit amid a pompous opponent who bungles repeatedly. The judge grows irritated as the advocate jokes about mistakes. The piece ends with unrelated ads for Holloway's Corn Cure and a verse about sleeping husbands and hungry babies.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. 50 cents.
Noncommittal James avoids commitment as friends discuss a buffalo reaching twenty feet up a tree to pluck grapes. The exchange ends with Jim’s cautious line that a buffalo might do anything when it wants grapes. A concluding adage from Chesterfield notes men improve only under respectful restraint.
Worry injures brain cells and, as the brain governs the body, leads to progressive organ damage and eventual death. Experts compare persistent fear to a droplet eroding stone, slowly destroying the brain’s control and health.
A Washington Star quip quotes Mr Comrox claiming self made status while a jab about his wife and daughter’s pride is paired with a line about a homemade dress. The exchange highlights a pointed, era tone barb in a social column.
March brings changing weather that aggravates rheumatism but the disease is blood based. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to purify blood and banish rheumatism lumbago and related troubles. A testimonial from R J Sinclair of Goshen NL supports a cure after long illness. Sold by medicine dealers or The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Ban Johnson argues cleanliness as the key to baseball success and longevity. He links right living to performance, warns against drinking and smoking, and endorses the YMCA as a moral source for young players while noting baseball as a big business built on honesty.
The document lists executives and offices: Robert Macaulay president head office Montreal Archibald McTeer manager for Alberta Calgary T B Mataulay managing director and secretary N F P True Regina manager for Saskatchewan S B Nelles Regina loan manager for Saskatchewan W D McCallum Winnipeg manager for Manitoba.
The piece describes ski jumping technique with emphasis on takeoff position, body lean, and balance in the air. It advises bending forward at takeoff, driving weight forward, straightening hips, and keeping arms steady to maintain balance. It ends noting practice is essential.
A garbled dialogue scene shows two girls discussing Jack and opinions about his appearance. The lines are incomplete and unreadable, with stray fragments and unclear attributions.
A brief dialogue depicts two motorists arguing over fault after a near encounter. The first questions why a fuss is made and denies damages. The second asserts the point that no action can be brought, highlighting a dispute about liability.
A fractured dialogue highlights a landlord tenant scene with humor about rent and doors that cannot shut. The text pivots to a quip about rainbows and a rainy day as a metaphor for cautious planning.
Advertises Catarrhozone inhaler as a rapid cure for sniffles and nasal congestion. Claims immediate throat clearing, widespread use, and scientific application for specific ailments with a complete dollar kit available from sellers.
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