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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
6
The article characterizes Germaraem and Germacism as a broad criminal conspiracy promoting global piracy and enslavement. It accuses Germans of espionage as a citizen duty, citing Kaiser visits abroad and urging vigilance akin to a spy or counterintelligence observer. The piece attributes bold claims to Mr Hebert Vivian of the New Witness.
Riussians actions described with a cryptic reference to the First War Fan-Well. The text notes shifting leadership roles and strategic positioning, mentioning le Czar in the pot and a Crand Dake moving to right field as part of the maneuvering.
The officer Led a6 Busser Scout Rosse served with the Petrocrad Guards early in the war. He joined the mounted scouts by mid October and fought in numerous engagements, closing within eight miles of Cracow. He led the mounted scouts and, since becoming an officer, has repeatedly been recommended for decorations for service in the campaigns.
Cable lines across rough Vosges terrain transport wounded soldiers to base. Special Red Cross cars on wire rails carry one man per track, long enough for easy dismount, speeding medical evacuation and saving many lives.
The Victoria Colonist notes uncertainty over who Mount Robson is named for. It states it was not named after the late John Robson and predates public life, suggesting it may honor an employee of the old Northwest Company. Readers are invited to help clarify.
A brief exchange unfolds as a diner complains the fish is stale and the waiter replies the dish would have been fresh if eaten the previous day, capturing a humorous moment in a restaurant setting.
In a small town a notorious will attorney, known for monopolizing local estate work, is questioned by a curious resident about a wealthy man's bequest. The lawyer calmly replies that the deceased left everything he had, ending the speculation.
Mrs H. H. Mills of Haldi mand Que praises Baby's Own Tablets for relieving her child from constipation and stomach trouble. The tablets ease childhood ailments like constipation indigestion colic worms colds and fevers by regulating stomach and bowels. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents per box by mail from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The article states three keys to a productive herd: breed, feed, and care. It emphasizes proper feeding tailored to each cow, comfortable and calm conditions, ample light and air, clean water, and kind treatment. Harsh handling causes nerves and kicking, while gentle treatment yields financial rewards.
An advertisement for Dr J Kelloges Remedy urges immediate purchase to end asthma suffering. The piece also reports horrific torture and execution of Euphrates American College professors and students by Turks in Armenia, with deportations and abductions of girls. It notes 6000 Germans in London and hints Zeppelins aiding enemies.
Factories in the United States produce a mica ban used in concrete facing work to create a rock like appearance. The material is applied in construction to mimic natural stone textures.
The Manitoba Legislature approved a new Horse Breeders Act in 1914, requiring enrolment and inspection of stallions. The Agriculture Department will mail application forms to stallion owners, with inspections beginning soon at centralized centres across the province.Owners must apply with a $2 enrolment fee and pedigree certificate to Winnipeg.
Figures indicate new American battle cruisers may reach 800 feet in length with a 105 foot beam and engines from 175 000 to 200 000 horsepower to attain about 35 knots. They will likely use oil burners and 16 inch guns, surpassing the length of the Mauretania and nearing canal passage limits.
The characters exchange sharp barbs in a domestic dispute tone. A wife accuses her husband of laziness while he pledges support, highlighting tension in a marital relationship.
The piece argues the Dardanelles expedition was a brilliant but not decisive plan whose success or failure remains uncertain. It credits Allies with derived advantages and notes Turkey’s containment, Bulgaria’s course influenced by broader German actions, and warns of long war wear on German forces. It predicts Britain will maintain resolve.
A Canadian woman recounts two weeks without food except skim milk and relief from distress after stopping tea and coffee. She adopted Postum and reports improved health, regular digestion, and disappearance of chest pressure palpitations headaches. The ad notes Postum Cereal and Instant Postum, prices, and that both are sold by grocers.
The New York public schools partner with the police to have police sergeants give fifteen minute safety talks at the nine o’clock assembly. Topics include street accident prevention bonfires and why police break up street games. Children learn to view police as friends and fear declines.
The product claims to kill stomach and intestinal worms instantly and to restore digestive health. It asserts universal effectiveness, attests to many successful cases, and presents the remedy as trustworthy for child health.
The article argues that birds are essential to forests by regulating insects that feed on trees. It explains a cycle where trees provide food and shelter to insects, insects feed birds, and birds control insect populations, creating interdependent survival across all species.
Reports to the New York Presbyterian board of foreign missions indicate cholera now strikes Armenian refugees fleeing the Tigris and Euphrates valleys to Tabriz. TabRIZ records about 100 deaths daily, with Uramiah and Tiffis, Hussia also affected, totaling 700 deaths in the region.
A claim promotes Holloway's Corn Cure as certain relief for painful corns, urging sufferers to use the remedy for immediate comfort and improved mobility.
The Dominion government has issued an order prohibiting the export of all manufactures and products of cotton and dressed or undressed furs to foreign destinations in Europe, with exceptions for France, Russia, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Cotton waste remains prohibited to all foreign destinations.
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