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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 07, 1907

Page

3

Chatham born Sir John W. Young leads Prince Albert Times growth

Sir John W. Young, Chatham born journalist now in charge of the Prince Albert Times with R. P. Laurie, has steered the paper to higher Western journalism, tripling the plant and upholding a Conservative stance. Married in Chatham to Miss Houston, he is viewed as a rising force in journalism and politics. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills advertise in the issue, touting digestive and blood-purifying benefits.

John W. Young Yvearing Tes R. P. Laurie Prince Albert Times Mr Young Chatham Mr. Young Young J. D. Mareety Times Chathar Mies Houston M. Houston Houston & Stone

Cardinal Segna Says Vatican Sees No Quick France Change

Cardinal Francis Segna, a member of the congregation on ecclesiastical affairs, states the Vatican does not expect practical results affecting the situation in France from the assembly of bishops.

Francis Segna Congregation On Ecclesiastical Affairs Vatican France Assembly of Bishops

Secret German Deputies Face Trial Over Secret Meeting

Herr von Koscielski of the Prussian diet and Herr von Chryansowski a Reichstag deputy were tried for organizing a clandestine political gathering. The case centers on unauthorized assembly and potential political subversion.

Herr von Koscielski Diet Herr von Chrysanowski Reichstag

Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper

The Pall Mall Gazette praises Mr Bryce and asserts Canada is not deficient in national sentiment in certain circumstances, citing Minard's Liniment as a cure for distemper. The remark reflects period tone and cross national commentary.

Bryce Canada The Pall Mall Gazette

Professor de Macstensa Tours Capitals For Hague Peace Talks

The envoy from St. Petersburg visits European capitals and meets United States Ambassador Tower to arrange a date for a peace conference at The Hague.

de Macstensa St. Petersburg United States Tower the Hague

The Coal Passer’s Grim Night at Sea

Joviah Flynt recalls a dangerous voyage aboard the ship after a straining transit up the Elbe. The crew suffers illness yet must keep four watches to power the vessel, while passengers endure fear and hunger until Bremerhaven looms ahead.

Santa Lucia Bremerhaven Elbe Hoboken Joviah Flynt Success Magazine

Parmelee's Vegetable Pills Promote Wide Public Use

They advertise themselves and quickly gained popularity for their reported cures. The pills are advertised as effective for dyspepsia biliousness liver and kidney complaints rheumatism fever and age and related ailments.

Parmelee Themelves

Cheerfulness and Sanity Hint in Balance

A brief note from Success Magazine asserts cheerfulness signals mental health. It warns that morose or melancholy tones indicate a risk to balance and well being.

Success Magazine

Catarrh Cure Claim From Agnews Powder Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts ter Agnews Catarrhal Powder as a universal cure for catarrh with rapid results. It claims relief within a week for recent cases and equal effectiveness for long standing conditions, while noting a London Globe remark about Canada’s flag debate.

Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion Cures Itch in 30 Minutes

Advertises Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion as a universal cure for itch, mange, prairie scratches, and contagious skin conditions on humans and animals with a claim of a 30 minute treatment.

Woolfford

Eel Bite Injures Fisherman in Cornwall Potting Accident

A Port Isaac fisherman cut up a large conger eel for lobster pot bait. Twenty minutes later he picked up the eel’s head and was bitten as its jaws closed on his forefinger, causing a serious injury.

Port Isaac Cornwall England

Copper Coins End Private Tokens in 1620 England

In 1620 the first large copper coins were minted in England, ending the use of private leaden tokens and standardizing currency across the realm. The move reflects early state intervention to unify monetary systems and reduce token-based payments.

Hengland

Remarkable Dutch Inventor of Pickled Herrings

The pickling method for herrings was created by a Dutchman named Benkels around 1370. Emperor Charles V admired the delicacy and once visited Benkels’ grave, ordering a fine stone tomb in his memory, securing the deceased’s fame to the present day.

Benkels Charles V

Science and Manufacture in German Chemical Firms

Germany’s leading chemical houses employ dozens of chemists and physicists in vast, lavish labs. One lab houses 14 000 volumes, another spends 150 000 francs yearly on glassware. Despite high costs, these factories pay 20 to 20 percent dividends, with Baeyer boasting about thousand patents domestically and twelve hundred abroad.

Jefia Puget Germany House of Baeyer Loudum Graphic

Artistic Bees and their Precise Leaf Circles

A terse note describes bees as non artistic upholsterers making nests from bright colored flower leaves. The leaves are cut into perfect circles, so exact that no compass could improve the symmetry.

Prodigal Son Lesson Turns to Fatted Calf Jest

A Sunday school query about the prodigal son prompts a witty vice from a boy noting it teaches how to get rid of the fatted calf. The remark appears in Ammy and Navy Life as light humor reflecting on biblical tales.

Frugal Letters and Medical Alerts in a Patchwork Page

A mixed pastiche cites Frances Pattt writing letters unaided, warnings against mercury in remedies, Hollowey’s Corn Cure praised, a note on Olympia oysters, and frozen Puget Sound beds. It also mentions catarrh cures, Eiffel tower use in French military wireless, and a testimonial from Mrs. Beaumont about a rheumatic cure.

Olympia Puget Sound

Dauntless Demolishes Barrier at New Westminster Waterway

The tug Dauntless, pushing a scow ahead, smashed the final barrier to open water, clearing a channel to the river mouth at New Westminster in British Columbia.

Dauntless New Westminster B.C

Miner’s Liniment Praised by Maritime Farmer Publisher

The publisher of a leading Maritime Provinces farmer’s paper writes that MINARD’S LINIMENT has withstood time and competitors, calling it an unfailing household remedy and long trusted in his family.

Maritime Provinces Minard

An Ancient Power of Alcohol in City Life

A Philadelphia Ledger quotation notes alcohol as a potent social lure, remarking that the mere prospect of a drink can draw a man ten blocks, reflecting enduring urban tavern influence. The line frames drink as a persistent force in city life.

Philadelphia Ledger

Brazil to Deploy 15 Percent Federal Troops to Capture Bandit Chief

Brazilian officials plan to dispatch a detachment comprising 15 percent of federal troops to seize Silvino, identified as the leader of a bandit faction, amid ongoing security operations.

Ofrcials Silvino

Tiny wormlike insects form long migrating serpent trains

In Norway and Uungarian forests, minute tipula larvae gather in July to August, linking by glue to form snakes 40 to 50 feet long. Their slow pace allows them to wind around obstacles and even circle endlessly. Norwegian onlookers treat passing objects as good or bad omens.

Norway Tipula Querin Meneéville Prench

Fair Play Inspires Immediate Response Across Rough Crowds

The passage argues that appeals to fair play resonate instantly even with rough crowds such as wharf workers and sailors. Abstract moral claims fail, but framing ethics around fairness and civility yields strong engagement, transforming indifference into action and persuading otherwise resistant listeners.

Horkle berry fertilization observed by bee interaction

An odd description notes a bee fertilizing an ermal variety of horkle berry by probing a flower with its proboscis to obtain honey, causing pollen to shower onto faces and be carried to the next host.

Notable Maxims from De Jewett’s Notebooks

In a notebook fragment, De Jewett records concise maxims for statesmen and others. The lines emphasize restraint and prudent conduct, advising never quarrel, never explain, never hate, never fret, never disappoint, never fear, never spare, and never detract.

de. Jewett

Doctors Endorse New Remedy For Digestive Ailments

A claim from South American medicine promotes Phyvetolane as a permanent cure for indigestion dyspepsia and nervousness. The text states doctors now agree it advances medical practice and could heal stomach diseases, asserting guaranteed curing properties.

Last English Witchcraft Executions and Legal Changes

The text notes England’s last witchcraft execution in 1716 at Huntingdon of a woman and her nine year old daughter for selling souls to Satan. It states the death penalty for witchcraft ended in 1738. It mentions 1780 a woman was strangled and burned for coining, with the law altered in 1781.

England Ager Huntingdon

Fox chases duck in Somersetshire farmyard escape

A fox pursued by a pack of hounds in Somersetshire England halted its chase to seize a fat duck from a farmyard and carry it away, momentarily stopping its fight.

Somersetshire England

Baby's Own Tablets Guaranteed Safe for Children

Mrs Edward Donovan of St Agatha Que praises Baby's Own Tablets as a harmless cure for childhood ailments. The ad claims tablets ease dosing for mothers, contain no opiate, and always do good. Available from any druggist or by mail for 25 cents from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Breedville Ont.

Edward Donovan St Agatha Que Medicie Mii Dr. Williams Medicine Co Breedville Ont

Japanese Tevoth brushes and daily guest toothbrushes

Japanese Tevoth provides fresh wooden toothbrushes to every guest each morning. The small pencil sized brush is frayed into a bristled end and given at no cost.

Scarlet Flowers Bright In Sunny Climates

Scarlet dominates in bright sun where dry warm climates favor its bold color. The vivid petals help attract butterflies and other pollen bears, aiding reproduction for these flowers.

Corned Beef Bash for Senator Hanna Fiery Kitchen Story

In Washington a joke about the Senate restaurant's corned beef dish named after Senator Hanna circulated as orders piled up. The chef quipped that after fourteen orders, the fifteenth would warn Hanna he might founder himself if he kept this pace.

Hanna Washington Senate

Elephants Sleep Stance Linked to Confidence and Liberty

A naturalist notes captive elephants sleep standing while in the wild they lie down. The oration suggests elephants lack full trust in their keepers and long for independence, influencing their rest behavior in different habitats.

Fredom

Saved the Situation Melodrama Scene With Missing Dagger

The play features Ratcliffe entering with a dagger missing from props. The villain declares his evil conscience supplied the vision and acts with a strong right hand to slay, delivering a sharp stage reversal.

Ratcliffe

Claim of proposal sparks playful challenge in lunchroom

Cadley taunts Heupeck about proposing while asserting his wife pressed him to marry. Heupeck denies the insinuation, saying she told him to wed rather than asked.

Cadley Heupeck

Grindstones Wet and Dry Strength Variances

A historical note states grindstones show strength varies with moisture. Dry stones resist from 146 to 186 pounds per square inch while soaking overnight reduces strength to 50 to 116 psi, indicating water weakens the material.

Dress and Decisions Spark The T. T.-Exchange

A witty exchange centers on dress ing and the role of women and salads. The thoughtful thinker prompts questions from a fief, revealing playful banter about fashion and meals in a lighthearted dialogue.

T. T

Pawnshop Talks over Corner Plot on Sixth Avenue

Henry McAleenan owns a small pawnshop on Stath Ave fronting Sixth Avenue. The owner of the adjoining larger storefront offered $55 000 for the corner unit, but the pawnbroker rejected it calling the price too low. He notes his shop cleared about 200 000 last year and cannot duplicate the site.

Henry McAleenan Wretest Stath Ave Sixth Avenue

Minard Liniment Claims Cure for Cattle Ailment

A cattle ailment report notes Minard's Liniment as a remedy while a body washes ashore at the southern end of Manitoalin lard. Identified is Ed wart Addaen, a former Norwich man who disappeared after a voyage in the Georgian bay.

Edwart Addaen Georgian Bay Thomas

Christmas Eve Snow Plans From Everyday Voices

In a casual exchange, Kioseman and Awum discuss ideas for a holiday scene. They consider a snow man or sled, hoping for snow for Christmas and sharing hopeful, lighthearted thoughts about winter cheer.

Temple of serpents in Werda a deadly temple of crime

In Werda a long building known as the temple of serpents houses thousands of varieties of snakes. The prieste and mystery men of the kingdom preside over it. Killing a serpent in Werda is punishable by death.

Werda Dahomey

Pen-Angle Garment Styles and Replacement Policy

A notice outlines Pen-Angle apparel in styles fabrics and prices for women men and children. It promises instantaneous replacement at cost for any material fault in a Pen-Angle garment.

Undefined Line Draws Nonsense From Noted Figure

A garbled passage shows a quoted indignant remark by Mr Nuriteh about champagne and self knowledge. It references Dr Thomas Electric Oil and a surgical instrument, then notes a court bill reduced to STU and ends with a weather note on snow along British Columbia's northern coast.

Socratic Remark About Desire and Fulfillment

A terse Socratic quote notes that those who crave the least hold themselves closest to true satisfaction. The line reflects ascetic thought valuing restraint and inner contentment over material excess.

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