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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 1918

Page

6

Victoria Crosses Awarded as Three Recipients Die

Five Victoria Crosses awarded amid heavy action. Piper James Richardson of a Manitoba regiment earns the VC for cool leadership under fire during the assault on the wire and objectives. He later saved wounded and prisoners before disappearing after returning for his pipes and is presumed dead.

James Richardson Manitoba Richardson

A Boy's Bad Break Card Trick Leaves Papers Dropped

A dignified lady visiting a new acquaintance dropped a tissue sheet, and the boy at the door humorously pointed out that she had dropped one of her cigarette papers. This light note from the Boston Evening Transcript records a small domestic moment with the boy's witty remark.

0Ston Transcript

Retribution at Home After Prayer Forgetfulness

A narrated tale set at home where a boy Johnny skips prayers while his mother is away. Upon her return she questions him and he explains he forgot two nights and nothing happened, so he decided not to say them again unless something happened. The line hints at a grim consequence for his neglect.

Johnny John Scranton

Mothers Value This Oil for Sudden Croup Attacks

Mothers who know how sudden croup can seize a child keep Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil ready, as experience shows it is the best preparation for treating this ailment. Its various uses render it a valuable medicine for the household.

Thomas

His Master's Voice Captain

Married Recruit replies yes as a sharp captain demands buttoning up the coat in this Border Cities Star scene.

Border Cities Star

Marshal Foch Praises British Premier On 67th Birthday

Marshal Foch credits David Lloyd George with placing him in supreme command in reply to the British premier on his birthday. Lloyd George’s telegram lauds Allied forces under Foch as making a formidable change in the military situation. Foch thanks him and emphasizes unity among allied forces as the sign of forthcoming glory.

Marshal Foch David Llyyd George British Bureau of Information Lloyd George

Tractor and contractor idea aids wartime production in Canada

Canadian clubs of business men form small firms with about ten thousand dollars and buy a tractor to contract plowing idle or rented land. A practical contractor leads the work, leveraging wartime labor and capital constraints. Montreal and Kent county examples show the approach could spread nationwide.

Canada Montreal Chatham Ont J. P. Anglin Kent County

Minard's Liniment Ad Claims Wide Testimonial Merit

An advertising notice touts testimonials from well known Americans praising Minard's Liniment as the best household remedy. The text identifies Minard's Liniment Co Ltd as the company behind the product.

America Minard

Ostend Shelled by British Fire as City Reaches Liberated Status

British guns damaged enemy military and navy sites in Ostend while residential areas escaped harm. Loot in Ostend and other freed Belgian cities is German currency. Many children there speak German as their first language. The enemy apparently retains losses and control factors.

Ostend

Dr Williams Pink Pills Endorse Grippe Aftercare

An old newspaper notice touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for la grippe aftereffects and other blood related troubles. It cites Irene Bootes of Portsmouth Ant and claims the pills restore strength, appetite, and vigor after severe influenza. The ad urges readers to buy from dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

America Dr. Williams Wink Williams Canada la Grippe Irene Bootes Portsmouth Ant Willams

Kept Busy Brown All Things Come to Him Who Waits

Jones says a man must hustle constantly to ease the things he does not want. The remark highlights a pragmatic approach to work and patience in facing challenges.

Brown Jones

A Senseless Discussion

A Washington Street brief notes a clash as an argumentative man and Senator Sorghum spar over opinions. The exchange centers on the right to hold or share views and the irritation that follows in a concise civic dialogue.

Senator Sorghum Washington Stfr

Cuticura Heals Pimples On Face

A testimonial from Miss Jane A. Wetmore of Sheriff 5 St John N B Aug 10 1917 describes pimples and blackheads caused by bed bugs healing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad urges free samples by post and notes Cuticura is sold everywhere.

Jane A. Wetmore St., John N. B Dept. A Boston U.S. A

Women on British Farms Work on Farms Reaches 270000

The article notes about 270000 women are employed on British farms. It highlights female labor in agriculture and includes an advertisement for Mother Graves Worm Exterminator promising prompt relief from worms for children.

Great Britain

Maharajah Urges India to Back War Loan at Jodhpur Durbar

In a durbar before 300 state leaders, the Maharajah of Jodhpur urged vigorous support for Britain’s war loan and manpower plans. He warned that India must stand with England and vowed Marwar’s steadfast duty, even offering a regiment of volunteers. Over three lakhs of rupees were pledged on the spot, with the Maharajah already having commanded French cavalry.

Maharajah Jodhpur India Russia Germany Marwar Sri Krishna England France

India’s War Contribution Surges Amid Allied Victories

India's response to the war effort is recorded as over 1.1 million troops sent to the British army by July 31, 1918, with substantial war loans totaling £40 million and more, plus major logistics feats including railways, engines, and cars. Troops served in France, Mesopotamia, Egypt, the Dardanelles, Salonika, East Africa, and Central Asia.

Allenby Palestine Syria India France Mesopotamia Egypt Dardanelles Saloniki East Africa Central Asia

Canadian Official Aids US Vocational Training Start

Mr T B Kidner, once with the soldiers' civil re establishment, helped found Canada’s disabled veterans vocational training. He is loaned by Canada to the US federal board for vocational training to aid inaugurating similar work in America. Dr J C Miller, formerly Alberta district vocational officer, is named supervisor of district vocational offices in the United States, effective August 1, 1918.

T. B. Kidner Department of Soldiers’ Civil Reestablishment Canada United States Federal Board For J. C. Miller Alberta

Freezone Claim Of Instant Corn Relief Crops Up

Cincinnati authority promotes a home remedy for corns using Freezone. A few drops on the corn allegedly relieves pain and withdraws the entire corn including the root, with the solution drying quickly and not injuring surrounding tissue. A small bottle priced cheaply removes callus from feet.

Cincinnati Authority

Blackfish Strand on Nantucket Beach For Sport Waste

One hundred fifty blackfish, small whales, stranded ashore on Nantucket after being driven to the beach by fishermen. They rotted, poisoning the air as no use was made of meat hides or oil. Officials decry the waste and conservation status amid calls for action.

Nantucket Island Massachusetts United States Fisheries Bureau Food Administration Provincetown Cape Cod

Llamas and Wool Craft in Bolivia and Child Worm Powders

The piece notes Bolivian use of llama wool by Indian women spinning with hand looms to make blankets and shawls. It then shifts to maternal knowledge of child worm symptoms and promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy to expel worms and ease the child’s distress.

Bolivia

Maritime prep underscored by wartime convoy stats

The Kansas City Star notes America supplied about 40 percent of troops by ships including German liners and 70 percent of convoy capacity backed by Britain. It argues this shows Britain’s crucial support and the need for maritime preparedness after a year and a half of war.

United States America Kansas City Star

Central Powers Face Hard Winter in Food Shortage

Minard's Liniment cures distemper. Germany and allies encounter a looming food crisis as Roumania and Ukraine fail to meet export needs. A drought hits crops. Roumania exports drop from 3,000,000 tons to imports for own use. Ukraine supplies are disappointing. Austria faces crop failure, foretelling tight food conditions for the Central Powers this winter.

Germany Roumania Ukraine Hungary Austria

Way West turtles instinct for sea draw nurslings home

Transcribed from a report on newly hatched sea turtles showing a remarkable homing instinct. Hatchlings, even when born inland several miles from the coast, orient toward the closest sea and begin its path directly toward salt water.

Greater Wheat Acreage Needed For 1919

The piece urges expanding Canadian wheat acreage after a disappointing 1918 crop. It argues the 1919 effort must be renewed as victory is possible and Canada must supply Allies. It notes the U S crop was strong this year and predicts Canada’s turn next year.

Canada United States

Fearful Soldier Goose Steps to Escape Fire

Would Take the Chance Pat, in action with his regiment, grew overwhelmed with fright and fled toward the rear. An officer commanded him to halt, threatening to shoot. Pat quickened his pace and yelled a desperate exclamation about bullets.

Pat Phwat

Grain Dealers Must Hold Licenses In Province Wide Order

The board of grain supervisors now requires all grain dealers to obtain licenses to operate. The licensing extends from Winnipeg eastward to the coast, widening previous enforcement already in place west of Winnipeg.

Dominion Board of Grain Supervisors Order In Council Winnipeg Sinter

Ragged Robin and Dingy Douglas Argue Over Begging

Ragged Robin and Dingy Douglas discuss the day while sharing bread and cheese under a haystack. Ragged Robin complains a woman slammed the door when he asked for cold meat coffee clothes and a place to sleep. Dingy Douglas chides him for lumping all asks together.

Ragged Robin Dingy Douglas

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