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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
6
A silent cavalry march through Crawl ing Water ends in the capture of Moran supporters. Twenty men enter Monte Joe’s gambling house, seize prisoners, and drive them to a makeshift jail as the crowd cries for summary justice amid calls for a fair trial.
Plantford Ontario resident Mrs James H MacPHERSON reports fatigue back pain nervousness and poor sleep improved after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound She says the first bottle brought brightness and the ability to wash dishes and sweep later months menstruation improved after ten bottles and declares the medicine unbeatable for restoring health and vim.
A tense mob confronts Sheriff Thomas as Wade and Monte Joe seek clemency. A flour barrel dumps on the lawman, provoking laughter and shifting support amid the siege. The scene closes with Wade asking the crowd to spare the gambler.
The piece explains Royalties titles including Prince of Wales and Duke of Cornwall, noting how the Cornwall dukedom passes from father to son and its revenues and duties. It discusses York, Lancaster, and coronation implications, concluding Canadians would welcome him under any name.
The article notes farming as the main occupation of over half the French population before the war. It also tells of a young man who regrets sowing many wild oats as the harvest approaches.
Francis J. Ford, famed explorer and writer, plans a solo South Pacific voyage from San Francisco aboard the S S Ventura to Honolulu and beyond to search for signs of a lost continent in the Atlantic rim. He will document explorations with a motion picture camera, aided by protection from British naval commanders and a small expedition guard.
The notice proclaims Putnam's Corn Extractor as a guaranteed solution, claiming the corn is removed root and branch with no substitute allowed, priced at 25c everywhere.
A Times Journal excerpt defends rewarding cooks with a cross for faithful service. It argues a good cook underpins health and happiness, noting meals influence emotion and social harmony. The piece wryly suggests recognition could solve household problems.
The Success built in 1790 in Moulmein is the oldest ship afloat, a Burmese teak passenger and convict transport now exhibited in Buffalo after sailing the St Lawrence. At Prescott Ont it docked for the night, with visitors viewing its dungeons and penalties. Thibet marriage is described as rare, limited to wealthy families.
Dr William J S Lockyer argues for a worldwide chain of solar observatories to study the sun continually. He notes that solar activity cycles every eleven years and stresses the need for stations in India, England, America and other regions to cover day and night.
A prisoner claims he acted as a peacemaker by striking a man, while the magistrate notes the violent act was necessary to restore peace. The exchange is cited in Pearson's Weekly. A separate note mentions a vulture’s organs of smell, able to scent prey from forty miles away.
Dr George W Crile of Cleveland argues at the London Ontario surgical congress that man is an electrochemical machine with the brain as the positive pole and the liver as the negative pole. Nerves connect the two and liver function governs brain activity affecting health and emotion.
The Rev Dr Kerr a 65 year old Presbyterian minister in New York surprised a burglar at his home and was attacked with an axe. He asked reporters to convey forgiveness to the assailant and offered to help him seek a better path in life. The incident drew praise for Christian mercy.
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