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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 15, 1923

Page

2

Treachery and cattle war loom in Crawling Water talks

Senator Rexhill explains Moran's role in a land and railroad scheme as Wade pleads to stop sheep influx threatening valley grazing. Rexhill hints at his own stake and secret plans while Wade pushes for influence to defend local ranchers against economic pressure and looming conflict.

Gordons Wade Moran Rexhill Morans Gordon Senator Rexbil

Daring Courtship at Crawling Water Sparks Old Feelings

Wade meets Helen Rexhill in Crawling Water where she radiates love in a costly gown, evoking mixed feelings as he weighs idealized memories against the real, imperfect charm of her. He fears the distance between dream and reality while navigating a tense social reunion.

Wade Helen Rex Dorothy Helen Washington New York Gordon Wade Senator Rexhill Gordon Senator Helen Rexhill Dorothy Purnell

Fragmentary dialogue from a cattle country scene

A partial dialogue exchange unfolds with lines about change and the heart. A father is addressed as a listener while a question hints at broader events in a cattle country setting. The text ends with a tease of continuation.

Had a Steady Job London Visitor Determined to See Last Bucket On Dredger

A North party visiting London watches a dredger at the docks as Archie remains fixed on counting buckets. Despite warnings about missing the train he insists on seeing the final bucket, declaring he has counted eight thousand and ninety.

London Archie

Things Undone and Missed Chances in 1922 Reflections

Youth's Companion laments forgotten duties and missed chances of 1922. It urges reconnecting with friends through letters or calls, and seizing spring days to enjoy birds, lilacs, concerts, and art. The piece encourages action now rather than vague nostalgia.

Pape's Diapepsin Eases Indigestion Quickly

A newspaper ad claims immediate relief from indigestion and gas after taking a tablet of Pape's Diapepsin. It promises cessation of sour stomach distress, heartburn, and related symptoms, with each package guaranteed by a druggist to fix stomach trouble for a few cents.

Pimzie Encounters Cruel Praying Mantis Family Tale

Pimzie the PRA Brownie wanders from End of the World home and observes a Praying Mantis feast. He watches Mrs Mantis swallowing a Grasshopper and later devours her husband Mantis, prompting Pimzie to flee home. Copyright 1922.

Pimzie Corinne Imzie Stella Mrs. Mantis Mr. Mantis

First Anthracite Col Shoemaker's Philadelphia venture

The 1762 introduction of anthracite coal by Col. Shoemaker of Pottsville to Philadelphia met harsh disbelief. He sold only two loads in three days, offered seven as gifts, and faced arrest threats as an imposter before leaving town amidst scorn from locals and a stern welcome from the magistrates.

Philadelphia Col. Shoemaker Pottsville Coonskin Independent Hall Quaker City Schuylkill Toronto Globe

Long-living pike kept in pond records 267 years

A Swiss naturalist recounts a pike that reportedly lived 267 years. The fish spent its entire life as a prisoner in a single pond, slow-growing yet exceptionally long-lived among fishes.

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