Her Vengeance Ward Leck Co Limited London Melbourne Toronto
A brief notice lists Ward Leck and Company Limited with offices in London Melbourne and Toronto. The snippet presents corporate names and geographic reach without further details.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 1914
Page
2
A brief notice lists Ward Leck and Company Limited with offices in London Melbourne and Toronto. The snippet presents corporate names and geographic reach without further details.
In a tense street confrontation at a London house, a flower girl is arrested after a chase sparked by two black men and a gate incident. Hugh defends her while Lord Ambrose and a policing official argue over charges as Hannah’s secrecy looms.
Dominion Experimental Farm at Lethbridge reports seven year results showing irrigation raises wheat by 20 bushels per acre, oats by 42, barley by 39, and potatoes by 259 bushels compared with dry farming. Alfalfa crops thrive under irrigation, boosting soil fertility and enabling annual cropping instead of biennial.
Little Lillian shows shaving curls found on the shop floor while Brother Bruce mocks the idea of wearing them. A joking exchange follows about being a "bolckhead" and a customer quips about a poet’s legs.
The remark contrasts Mrs Deere's modest dress with Mrs Sneers' eager bid for notice, noting how far some will go to attract attention in society. The Journal comments on social display and public perception.
A Roosevelt proposal for a world league to enforce tribunal decisions, with a reformed Hague Court, guaranteed rights, and military backing to curb aggressions. The London Times notes it as a potential path to end neutral vulnerability in wars like Belgium.
The Florida State Board of Health notes that useful germs enable fermentation and creation of vinegar cheese bread and alcohol. They also aid in tanning retting souring milk and other processes while certain germs cause wound infection but a larger group recycles dead tissue into nutrients for plants.
A dated opinion declares the Ottoman Empire a lasting threat to Europe and argues Russia France and Great Britain will topple it. It notes England's fear of Russian India designs and Germany's wartime commitments limit its help, with a skeptical exchange about a rumored “Food Killer” character.
The 55th annual Fruit Growers' Association of Ontario passes a resolution thanking Sir George E. Foster for promoting Canadian apples across Canada. The body credits the advertising campaign with boosting domestic apple consumption and urges continuation of the campaign next year.
A comical scene unfolds as a light fall leads a woman to stumble on a banana skin. A polite shop keeper helps, a joke about broken eggs follows, and the dialogue drifts to whimsical boasts about causing grand mischief from a grey day, mentioning a college and a cathedral in playful exaggeration.
A terse exchange records the victim confirming they heard every word spoken by the other party. The statement appears in a wartime era recounted dialogue.
Rural Relations Committee chair Dr. Dunham reports alfalfa irrigation yields high profits in Southern Alberta. An eight percent return on land valued over a thousand dollars per acre is shown with costs of irrigation at eighteen dollars per acre. Local farmers sign petitions urging Dominion government to extend irrigation from the CPR project. A tale closes with a doctor and a servant debating stolen peaches.
A playful church fair scene unfolds with a woman asking Mr. Smith to buy a bouquet for a beloved, prompting a light remark about his marriage. A running gag references Smythe Jr and Sr and a family business, ending with a jab about a millinery tied to the mother.
Two Philadelphia and Ephrata women describe relief from nervous prostration, palpitations, headaches, and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. They report improved health, weight gain, and renewed activity. letters are answered confidentially by the Pinkham company.
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