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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
3
Maximilian Harden praises Britain's spirit and strength while critiquing German stereotypes. He argues the Briton embodies health, athleticism, and resolve, noting Shakespearean influence and the Empire's enduring might. Harden says Russia remains Germany’s chief threat.
The piece cites a German cry Got strafe England and argues Germans aim to wipe out Britain. It urges not to waver in confidence with allies and to rely on self. Also promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a sure relief for suffering children.
A brief dialogue ponders telling twins apart by a scar on one temple. When asked which twin bears the mark, the speaker admits memory fails to distinguish them. The exchange highlights swapped identities and light humor in everyday conversation.
Dauber-l asserts he paints as he sees, while the critic replies that painting while thus viewed is inappropriate. The exchange centers on artistic perception and standards.
The Toronto Globe reports Lora Seborne names Lord Milner to head a committee on safeguarding England and Wales food production beyond 1916. It favors repealing the cattle import restriction from Canada to restore stockers for British consumption, boosting supply and aiding Canadian beef export potential.
Cottonseed meal, rich in protein 35 to 45 percent, is marked as a high nitrogen feed but toxicity concerns limit use in young calves. For breeding cows it remains valuable in small quantities. two pounds daily with silage or roughage can winter a herd. Bulls should not be fed heavily long term as it may affect breeding. Steers may receive seven pounds or less daily, enabling 100 to 120 days of feeding without sickness if balanced with other feeds. longer use possible with silage or succulent roughage. Do not feed heavy amounts to young calves.
Minneapolis business and farming leaders wrapped a six day swing through southwestern Minnesota and eastern South Dakota with broad goodwill. Seventy plus stops yielded 60 welcoming addresses, only two of which carried discordant tones from once political figures. The trip boosted optimism about crop prospects and regional prosperity, underscoring the value of face to face contact.
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and offers one hundred dollars for any case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Bairs Cairn Cure. It explains the Eustachian tube and mucous inflammation as the common cause and promises free circulars from J Cheney & Co.
Cincinnati Examiner reflection questions whether brutality and bloodshed in Europe erode moral sense as world wars unleash constant catastrophe. The piece contrasts Titanic and Lusitania shocks with modern rail and sea disasters, pondering if spiritual renewal may rise from widespread suffering.
The text describes the onset of womanhood as a crisis and claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore health by building blood and strengthening nerves. It cites a testimonial from Miss Jennie Gereau of St Jerome Quebec and notes the pills are sold by mail or dealers, Brockville Ontario.
The essay contrasts Napoleonic empire with Kaiserism, arguing Napoleon arose from liberty struggles while Kaiserism is a planned global domination. It warns Kaiserism threatens Magna Charta and the Bill of Rights, built in peace, not crisis, and notes June 18, 1815 as end of first imperialism and 1915 as a fight to save world from the second. Minard's Liniment is briefly noted as cow medicine.
The C P R will represent the Rus Siam government for through freight from the Dominion to Russia via the Trans Siberian Highway and the Russian Volunteer Fleet, linking with the Krans Siveisan Railway. It lists Moscow and Petrograd offices as unique in Russia among foreign lines. The Canadian Pacific participates in round the world tours via the Trans Siberian line and notes three engine types including wood fuel engines unique to the route.
A Youth's Companion passage notes extreme water resistance at fifty mph on a hydroplane. It compares water to solid metal upon impact, explaining water lacks time to deform and would shatter a sword or break an arm if struck at high velocity.
The Edmonton Journal notes that responsibility for securing enough motor harvest time rests on those involved and worries about where they will come from. It argues current economic activity lacks organization and cites Germany as a model, praising its superb industrial organization that backs military power and could benefit peace as well as war.
An advertisement extols Dr J Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a powerful treatment for asthma. It claims a long, successful record across the continent and beyond, urging families to seek relief through the remedy.
A story from Tyne shipyards recounts King and Earl Mitchner visiting a main local works. In the drawing office a new intern appeared and asked the monarch if he were a draughtsman. The king’s stern expression softened as the office boy proudly announced his role.
Two Scotsmen in a Welsh town stay at a commercial hotel. They ask for soap in Scots English, and the attendant, puzzled by their tongue, seeks help. He returns with a bottle of Highland dew and two glasses, resolving the misunderstanding with a humorous twist.
The article notes Western Canada expanding farm related industries with a Brandon Manitoba flour mill doubling capacity from 500 barrels of flour and 100 barrels of oatmeal daily. A new cement tank elevator and modern cleaning plant will also be erected as part of growing agribusiness. It also recalls historical monarch years and early conflicts around King George I to Edward VII with brief war references.
The annual civic census reports Edmonton now has 59,339 residents, down from 72,516 last year. Since the 1914 census, about 5,000 men have left for the front or training camps.
English linen and fiber industry faces material shortages as wartime conditions curb imports from Germany Russia and Austria Hungary. Mill owners now turn to Canada for flax fiber supply to sustain yarn and fabric production.
Eddie tells his mother he will miss school because some boys in his class are not as far along as he is. He thinks staying home would give them a chance to catch up.
A fragmentary exchange in court shows a prisoner crying as an officer urges calm. The judge notes the prisoner may be seeking bail, prompting a tense moment amid the proceedings.
The government reports total relief outlay in the west at 11 674 958 25 dollars since August for seed grain purchases in Saskatchewan and Alberta and drought relief. The finance minister notes 8 159 958 25 dollars for seed grain and 3 515 000 dollars for drought relief, with expectations of further spending and a planned 750 000 dollar追加. The notice also advertises Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a portable remedy priced cheaply for the poor.
The Italian soldier is deeply drilled and expected to perform duties beyond military service. Every man in uniform must aid in protecting life and property, fighting crime, and responding to disasters. In calamities like the recent earthquake troops are first sent to assist the suffering, making the army a domestic protector as well as a defender.
Ravkin asks about the Trossachs and Phyle confirms having been there before. Phyle notes a wish to return someday to enjoy the scenery, recalling the first trip as a honeymoon.
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