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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
5
A dated advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills for fast stomach relief and digestive health. It claims quick tone up of the stomach and urges regular use, pricing at 25 cents, with distribution by all dealers.
The Grain Commission meets in Juniper today with discussions on policies and harvest issues. The report notes several Manitoba items including the Minnedosa Land Office closure on October 1 and the Dominion Parliament opening being postponed to October 1.
In hot weather monitor a child for the first sign of loose bowels and seek prompt care. Use Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil to cleanse the system. Rev M O Stockland of Little Falls Minnesota endorses the remedy for summer child disorders. Sold by B R McNaught and dealers everywhere.
A historical survey lists many occupations affected by writing cramps and related muscle pains. Artists, musicians, tailors, smiths, carpenters, forgers, drivers, cigarmakers, watchmakers, dentists, painters and dancers are described as experiencing painful cramps that hamper their work and force career changes.
The article cites Buchner on thievish bees robbing well stocked hives and killing sentinels. It notes brigand bee colonies forming after repeated raids and claims artificial brigand bees emerge via honey and brandy. It mentions the splecades as a variety living on plunder.
A discussion on rest as a learned skill not a passive state. Rest requires changing scenes and activities to activate different faculties. Workaholics find rest in play, burdened minds seek activity free from responsibility, and the best companion is good nature and a kind relation with the stomach.
A group of eight year olds shared a homeward talk on cosmology and metaphysics. One boy instructed the others on how to survive the end of the world by a jump that would land them on the next world, promising immortality.
The text traces algebra from its attributed invention by Mohammed of Buziana around 80 A D to its spread by Moors into Spain. It notes Luca Pacioli’s 1494 treatise as the first in a European language and Robert Recorde’s English algebra circa 1557, including his innovation of the equals sign.
In the Frozen North an eminent arctic explorer notes that native chiefs often host lavish gatherings with strong dog offerings. The exchange portrays traditional hospitality and the explorer’s guarded commentary on cultural practices.
A fragment reports questions about a woman’s marriage duration and a confusing claim that she thinks someone may have eaten cloves because he likes them. The text is unclear and incomplete.
The report states prospectors have struck an oil well in the Kidins Mountains. It is said the quantities surpass the greatest expectations of those who have been boring.
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