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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 15, 1912

Page

5

Miona Tablets Promised Fast Stomach Relief

Ane Tay bits Mi o na will care you pilack pecks floating before your eres dizvinese and sek spells prove that your liver is out of order your digesti had and your internal machinery generally out of order. To remedy this you must go to the seat of the evil and tone up the stomach. Miona Tablets are a perfect stomach tonic and relieve indigestion in 24 hours. It also cures biliousness vomiting of pregnancy seasickness and stomach disorders from excess. Cures and strengthens the stomach. Guaranteed by Dr Kr McNaught with money back if it fails. Large bottle available from your druggist or postpaid from The R T Booth Co Ltd Port Erie Ont.

Pilack BR. KR. McNaught R. T. Booth Co. Ltd Bort Erie Oat

Notice To Creditors Estate of Thomas Irwin

Notice is given under the Manitoba Trustees Act to all creditors and claimants against the estate of Thomas Irwin late of Miniota Manitoba farmer who died around June 21 1911. Administrators William Bowles and William J Hill invite claims by February 25 1992 and warn that after that date they will distribute assets to those entitled and will not be liable to others. Dated at Hamiota Manitoba January 13 1912.

Thomas Irwin Minieta Province of Manitoba William Bowles William J. Hill Miniota Hamiota A.D William Rowles Fred (. Bennett Man

Spider architecture and evolution traced through webs

The article surveys spiders from garden to wolf species, noting their silk structures and ambushing designs as early examples of craft. It links arachnid ingenuity to human architectural progress from caves to temples, suggesting a shared drive toward refined shelters.

Ole Awathcos Wink

Vienna’s Wealthy Pole Flouts Fashion and Etiquette

A rich young Pole living lavishly in Vienna shocks society by reversing dining norms at a hall. He travels by omnibus in a lazy bun costume and spends fortunes on clothes worn by his valet. He arrives in white with a black shirt and tie and dines alone, starting with desserts and ending with soup.

Vienna Cucete

Avoid the Blues and Seek the Sunshine in Hard Times

A wise elder counsels a young girl to face trials with faith and practical help. The piece urges trust in God, seek sunshine, and rely on good medical care when trouble, real or imagined, weighs on a person’s mind.

M Sadatle Oorce

Basque Language Claims Stir Debate in Folk Legend

A Basque claim that their tongue is the world's oldest and hardest to learn is recounted with a native legend. It cites a devil living among Basques for seven years who learned only two Basque words before forgetting them. The tale blends linguistic pride with myth as it notes resemblance to North American dialects and ties to Eden.

Uje

Persian Bridge Legend Involving Shah Challenge

A Persian bridge story tells of Yeates and a wealthy woman who built a stream bridge near the capital. They declared any king who crossed it would incur a curse, and reportedly no ruler has dared to venture onto the bridge due to the oath and alleged kingdom wealth limits.

Persia Yeates

Conscience Stricken Page Boy Dreams of Work Load

A small page boy imagines he has too much work as he brims with devotion to his job. An elderly visitor asks the mistress about his role. He replies he is a butler out of a job, expressing a wry and light moment in a London tabloid style.

Buttons Lomdon

Hokus Pokus on marriage bias in hiring

A fragmented quip notes employers preferring married men, wondering why a man with a job should marry, and suggesting social expectations influence hiring. The lines reflect casual era humor about gender roles and employment.

Fragmentary Note on a Woman Named Gabbleigh

The text presents a fragmented description of a woman named Gabbleigh with odd phrasing and unclear context. It mentions an Amazon image and a park scene with a fleeting reference to a speech or mouth. The overall content is garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome.

Amazon Parke Amazons

Phone an Amusement in Australian Telegraph History

In parts of Australia the telephone is described as a regulator of amusement, with humor about telephony and growing urban reliance on the new technology. The piece reflects early attitudes toward phones as social playthings and practical tools.

Australia

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