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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

2

Hilda plans a dangerous scheme to seize the despatch

In Down Street Hilda weighs ruthless methods to seize George Ellington's despatch box. She considers Parminter, an unscrupulous aid, and sets terms for breaking into Ellington's study at night with Jarvis eased by cash. Parminter agrees to help, and the plan moves forward despite risks.

Hilda Letty Ellington Letty George Ellington von Roon Parminter Luean Parkinter Mrs. Tressingham Waters Jarvis

Not Feeling the Pinch to Help Win the War

The piece argues Canada must tighten finances to aid the war effort noting continued import of luxuries despite large donations to patriotic funds and investments in war loans. It compares Canadians unfavorably with overseas situations and questions perceived economic strain.

Canada Patriotic Red Cross

World Wheat Shortage Claims Global Yield Drop

The International Institute of Agriculture reports wheat yields in Spain Scotland Ireland Switzerland Canada United States British India Japan and Algeria at 88.6 percent of their five year 1915 average. In contrast the corn crop stands 17 percent above the five year 1915 average.

International Institute ‘of Agricule Spain Scotland Ireland Switzerland Canada United States British India Japan Algeria

Lift Ashes and Be a Patriot

Dr. Garfield’s declaration urges Americans to save coal this winter and to sift ashes as a patriotic duty. The call emphasizes personal responsibility in conserving energy and supporting national needs during hardship.

Garfield Boston Globe

Dance Program Versus Dinner Check Cited in Transcript

The Boston transcript notes a quip that more men prefer signing a dance program over paying a dinner bill. The comment reflects social dating norms discussed in the piece.

Eens Boston

Sugar Sacrifice Urges Canadian Home Front Kitchen War

wartime plea urges Canadian women to conserve sugar and food as France needs aid. The appeal notes prior successes in reducing waste and preserving crops, urging doubled sugar rations to support allied efforts and sustain industrial output.

War France Suvor Ie Lea Careda Toa

Doe team driver of Kildonan speaks of dogs and hunt

Mrs. Mary Tong, a noted doe team driver in Kildonan Manitoba, explains her dogs are used for sport and hunting wolves. She describes commands in plain English, feeding horse meat daily, and driving into the city or countryside for speed and fun.

Mary Tong Kildonan Man

Real Atrocities and Their Aftermath in Belgian Invasions

Vermon Kellogg in the Atlantic notes that Belgian towns faced devastation after German advances in 1914. He recounts families ruined, towns losing halls and churches, and graves of civilians. He warns some stories are exaggerated but many details are true, reflecting wartime suffering.

Belgium Dinant Wise Tamines Ancennes Vermon Kellogg Atlantic

Phrase about a man knowing his own nature

A terse assertion contends that calling a man a certain label is pointless if he already recognizes it within himself. The remark implies self awareness renders external judgment superfluous.

Beersheba and Biblical Wells in Ancient Narratives

A scrambled Ottawa Journal-Press excerpt discusses Beersheba as a southern Palestine site, its seven wells, and biblical references from Genesis to Amos. It links ancient wells to later events, notes vandalism by Turks, and quotes Lord Northcliffe on Italian defeats, framing WWI strategic pessimism and Allied hopes.

Beersheba Sheba Palestine Gaza Mes Turk Rheims Rir-es-Seba Israel Yon Beer-shehs Halifax Vancouver Abimelech Shreeham Abraham Beer-sheba Isaac Jacob Amos v Elijah Beer-shehba Lord Northcliffe Northcliffe Joffre Paris von Kluck Rhne Germany Prussia Ottawa Journal-Press

Pall Mall in War Time Reflections From a Distant Observer

The Westminster Gazette recalls Pall Mall in wartime calm, noting scarce traffic and few pedestrians. Soldiers fill the scene with subdued activity as a tall officer on crutches passes by, contrasting the prewar bustle and full recruitment era with a quieter center of London.

Pall Mall Circus Hyde Park Corner Westminster Gazette

Judge Cuts Alimony Over Extravagance

A New York judge reduces a woman's alimony citing extravagance in spending. The comment sparks debate on female voters and judicial decisions.

New York

German trench deception at Gravenstafel ridge noted

The Providence Journal cites a German advance on Gravenstafel ridge aided by a white flag. The maneuver pushed British lines back about a mile but could not be held, condemning Germany for treachery and dishonor.

Gravenstafel Germany Providence Journal

Indians and the Franchise Opinion Debate

A Toronto Daily News correspondent argues Indians in Canada should not get the franchise until they can converse in English and read or write it. Chief Whetung of the Chee mong Reserve counters, noting Indians are aboriginal residents with rights to recognition, and that immigrants receive voting rights without language tests. The piece calls for equal educational conditions for all voters.

Toronto Daily News Canada Whetung Cheemong Reserve Peterborough Review

Victoria Crosses Awarded Since Institution

The London Express notes that since the Victoria Cross was created in the Crimea era, fewer than 1,000 have been awarded. It states 522 were given before the current war and 317 were awarded in the last three years.

Crimea London Express

Miss Bute Grants First Dance After Remarkable Evening

In a lively social scene, Cholly recalls Miss Bute allowing him the first dance last night. Jack notes she favors settling disagreeable matters quickly, reflecting the evening’s lighthearted tone.

Cholly Miss Bute Jack

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