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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

7

Baree the Wolf Pup Faces Forest Perils and Hunger

Baree, son of Kazan and Gray Wolf, meets danger and wonder in a Yukon like forest. He battles an owl over a rabbit, sinks into a river, and encounters Nekik the otter as a storm approaches, while hunger and pursuit push him toward his father’s distant howl.

Baree Kazan Gray Wolf Ocoomisen Oohcomisew Papayuchisew Oohoomlsen Papayuchisen Flop Bares Paparachisen Nekik Otter Napanekik

Baree and Papayu Ogres Face Downstream Duel

Baree closes on Papayu chisel feet during a fierce chase. A sudden scramble ends with both fighters tumbling into a rain swollen creek. The clash concludes as water muffles a final snarl and hiss.

Baree Chance Papayuchisew Payaruchisew

Russian Priest and Parishioners Implicate Superstition Trial

A Minsk district case reveals villagers fooled by a fake devil to terrorize peasants. A village boy wore a devil costume to frighten residents, causing property damage and mass religious rituals. The district commission led to arrests and long prison terms for the priest and authorities.

Minsk

Beavers Escape Zoo Dam Work Through Secret Tunnel

A beaver colony at Bronx Zoo tunneled through weak concrete to escape an enclosure leaving one beaver behind as a blind guardian. The escapade involved rooting trees and heavy mud work, with beavers coordinating two tree cuts and construction while others acted as bricklayers.

A. Derieux Jake Botanical Gardens

Horses Outnumber Motor Vehicles In The Nation

Forbes writer notes there are several million more horses than motor vehicles in the United States. The piece remarks horses are rarely seen in cities as riders keep them off urban streets, reflecting on horse sense.

Forbes Detroit Free Press

Tired Out All the Time in Harrowsmith Ontario

Mrs. Harvey Milligan of Harrowsmith says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after pregnancy and fatigue. She reports strong nerves and better rest after taking a few bottles and offers her name to help others. Over 100000 purchasers replied to a canvass, 98 percent reported benefit.

Harrowsmith Ontario Lydia E. Pinkham Harvey Milligan R. R. No.2

Goodeve Finishes Lake Winnipeg Scientific Tour

Charles F. Goodeve and party completed a northern Lake Winnipeg survey aboard the yacht Clutha. They departed Winnipeg on May 25 with G. Hutt geologist L. Clarke and F. Cameron entomologists and Professor F. Neave from the zoology department aboard for the expedition.

Lake Winnipeg Charles F. Goodeve Clutha Mr. Goodeve Royal Canadian Volunteer Reserve Winnipeg G. Hutt L. Clarke F. Cameron F. Neave Zoology

Marriage Ads Rise in Berlin Papers

The Berlin newspapers publish more marriage ads and records show hundreds wed each year after reading these notices.

Berlin

Man buys 368 toads at Franklin Pennsylvania

A Franklin Pennsylvania man advertised paying 10 cents per toad and bought 308 toads after boys swarmed his backyard. He had originally sought 368 live toads, sparking a brisk local trade among children.

Franklin

Passport Officer and Henpeck Exchange Jokes in Banter

A quip features a passport officer asking for proof of marriage. Henpeck replies with a sharp retort that if the officer can prove she is not his wife, the officer becomes a made man. The exchange plays on wit and social roles.

Henpeck

Indian Potentate Chases Golf In North American Tour

A rose-turbanned Indian potentate plans a golf tour across Canada and the United States, visiting Chicago and San Francisco before returning to New York, stating Americans visit India to hunt tigers while he seeks lower scores on links. He travels aboard the Aquitania and will play as much as possible en route. Testimonial-less claim for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil asserts its own powers for coughs colds cuts sprains burns and pains.

Canada United States Zammindar Palayampatti Paladanathan New York Aquitania India America Chicago San Francisco Thomas

Women Equal Men In Driving Test Says A A A

Automobile Association tests show women react faster to danger and are more consistent drivers than men. In a danger reaction test ten college women averaged 56 seconds versus men 20 seconds, while in consistency women averaged 17 seconds against men 22. Asthma relief ad claims Kellogg asthma remedy offers relief and better sleep.

Automobile Association American Automobile Association Washington

Canada’s New Headquarters Remakes Union Club in London

The Union Club in London, once the club of the Duke of Wellington famed for defeating Napoleon, is being remodelled into Canada’s new headquarters. The transformation symbolizes a blend of old and new strengthening the British Commonwealth and linking historic society with modern Dominion governance.

Canada London Union Club Duke of Wellington Napoleon Dominion British Commonwealth of Nations

The Oregon Name Origin and Minard's Liniment for Burns

The article notes Oregon derives its name from Oregones meaning big earned men. It also mentions Minard's Liniment used for burns.

Oregon Oregones Minard

Trade With Russia Exports Compared In Commons

In the British House of Commons A M Samuel under secretary of the board of trade cited 1924 British exports to Russia at 55 million dollars while U S exports to Russia exceeded 47.5 million dollars. The United States had not recognized the Soviet government.

House of Commons A. M. Samuel The Board of Trade Russia United States

Keep Children Well During Hot Weather

The ad warns of deadly summer illnesses like cholera infantum and dysentery in children and promotes Dr Williams Baby's Own Tablets as a preventive and cure. It notes price 25 cents a box and sales via medicine dealers or mail from Brockville Ontario.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

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