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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

2

Veiled Schemes and a Fraught Escape in London

Von Roon confronts Hilda over a hidden sheet, a minister, and a perilous plan. Hilda admits a selfish motive tied to securing freedom through marriage, while von Roon obsesses over exposure. Metz reappears with a police report, forcing a swift exit as danger closes in.

von Rean Beerengen Wisdaé Hilda Tressingham von Roon Hartsdale Ellington Otto Kim Filington Hida Cate Ellington Sid Wilda Lyon Metz London Kington’s

Demand for Safety Razors at Gillette Convention

At a Boston convention Gillette Safety Razor Co leaders touted wartime essential status and rapid output expansion. A. Bittnes reported a Montreal plant upgrade to 15 million razors and 9 million blades annually, with plans for a 2000000 dollar Boston plant addition and vast export orders to France and other regions.

J. EB. A'dred Shawinigat Water & Power Co Gillette Safety Razor Co Boston Gillette A. A. Bittnes Gillette Safety Razor Cos Canada Montreal South Africa Australia Fiji Islands Frank Fahey Boston Company Thomas W. Pelham Oal Ned France Abe Gillette Paris WF. Nickerson Gillette Organization

Food Economy and War Gardens Urge Household Canning

An era of war time thrift urges housewives to prepare for next canning season by sterilizing glass containers and using secure packing. Officials warn cereals require licenses and promote substitutes to curb wheat use while promising cheaper fish and dairy products to support Allied needs.

Brerhian D. McGregor Foosk Controllers Chinnipeg Fish Company

Poor Financial Woes Plague Local Household

Fragmentary notes reveal a family facing severe money trouble with an overdrawn bank account and dire warnings about keeping up with expenses. The garbled text hints at anxiety over debt and inability to meet obligations.

Waul Soft and Add Dates to Mould for Baking

A brief recipe note advises wringing the dough until smooth then folding in chopped dates before shaping and baking. It emphasizes even mixing to ensure moisture and flavor distributed through the bake.

Keep-a-pig Slogan Pushes Hog Production for War

A wartime appeal urges Canadians to boost hog production as bacon becomes a prime supply for Allied troops. The piece cites bacon’s high energy value and low bone content, compares it to beef and mutton, and urges reduced home consumption. It notes Hoover’s call to increase hog output and highlights Canada’s 1913 14 bacon exports to Britain.

England Tom France Belgium Serbia L.A Europe Canada Jean Hanna United States Wiltshire Hoover Great Britain

Tanks and taxis shaping war days from Gaza to Verdun

The piece notes motor transport's crucial role in wartime, from London taxis aiding troops to siege efforts at Verdun and Gaza. It references ancient Israelite themes about chariots of iron and compares tanks to modern iron chariots that overwhelm defenders and clear out enemies along sand shores and city fronts.

Mavrarotieatte Escordes London Indah Gaza

Minnesota Governor Seeks United States of the World Vision

In a New Year declaration Governor J A A Burnquist calls 1918 a turning point toward a united world. He envisions a world federation with a supreme court to settle international disputes and a stronger merged nations alliance.

United States J.A A. Burnquist Minnesota United States of America

Neighbor’s Hen Sparks Crooked Stone Laying Claim

A Chicago Herald quip notes a neighbor’s noisy hen as a joke about a corner stone laid for a new workingman’s club across the road. The line implies the hen’s loud clucking is meant to imply ownership of the ceremony by the neighbor.

Jenkins Workingman’s Club Chicago Herald

Say John Did You Feed the Furnace Joke Transcript

A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal features a quirky exchange about feeding a furnace. The dialogue shows humor and casual speech centered on a small domestic moment.

Louisville Caprieg-Journal

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