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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
3
Keeper Hamed Amar fought off a lion that leaped the cage and mauled his face and shoulder. Attendants used iron bars to rescue him. He was hospitalized and bandaged before returning to the show as the lions settled and performed again.
Dorothy and Miles discuss the upcoming operation for Dorothey as Oliver Dynecourt and Miles emerge as two rival figures in her life. She insists on the procedure at the old home while Miles seeks swift arrangements with Dynecourt, revealing lingering tension and loyalty.
In Maunecey Ontario Alex RK Oke reports a severe facial eruption described as pimples thickly scattered with white tops and itching. After two weeks using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the sores fully disappeared, ending a two month discomfort.
In Clarkson Ontario a two year old girl improved after using Cuticura to treat eczema on her face. A separate testimonial claims Cuticura Ointment cured severe piles. Mrs Cyrus Ward from Boston endorses both products and requests samples from Potter D. & C. Corp.
The notice describes Andrew Carnegie and John Jacob Astor as exemplars of wealth built through real estate and initial investments. It advertises Rotorvestment Commercial Centre in Transcona with a starter plan for investors, citing a path similar to early fortunes and offering a booklet with details. Price today $150 with terms $25 cash and $10 per month.
A tense exchange reveals a plan to ensure Miles dies as promised. Oliver appears linked to the scheme, and the pair discuss delaying action until they wire Dynecourt tomorrow morning. The scene centers on trust, fear, and a looming consequence.
Russian violinist M. Mitnitzky received a Black Hand extortion note demanding 250 dollars and threatening death. He now appears on stage in a solid iron and steel cage. Police report an arrested Russian anarchist who claims responsibility but will not name other Black Hand members.
An August operating scene unfolds as Miles faces a dangerous procedure with Dorothy by his side and Dynecourt waiting. The anaesthetist Mr Matthews exudes calm confidence while Miles reflects on beauty outside and the bond with Dorothy, seeking a final calm moment before the operation.
A switchman named Casey sacrifices his life signaling an oncoming train after a bridge is washed away. Passengers honor him with a public portrait at the YMCA, but the artist and Casey’s friend clash over the portrait and the friend declares, If he ain’t dry I ain’t Casey.
French papers crown Abraham Levy a Jewish tailor of the Seventh Servian infantry as the greatest hero at Kumanova. He caught the fallen standard and charged the trenches, inspiring his regiment to drive the Turks back with bayonets. In Nebraska a man commemorates three wives with engraved names guiding to a central stone via wand markers.
A lecturer endures interruptions as an audience erupts with rising questions. One man shouts sit down and is rebuked by others. The lecturer quips that there are many asses present but urges one question at a time. The scene ends with the first interrupter resuming his seat.
In a sale at Sotheby’s a silk stocking and a piece of linen worn by the Marquis of Montrose at his 1650 Edinburg execution fetched $1700. The note adds the detective may be an earnest seeker, but he doesn’t always find.
In Tiflis a peaceful talk between two millionaire manufacturers ends in murder as Agneff shoots Ibrahimoff dead. Relatives attempt lynching. a feud between the families has claimed twenty five lives over ten years.
Mrs. Lenora M. Thompson of Springs Ontario endorses Baby's Own Tablets noting they regulate the stomach and bowels and restore health when illness arises. The ad promotes 25 cent boxes sold by medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The Grand Trunk Railway System releases a colored India tinted pamphlet on the Chateau Laurier Ottawa. It showcases room photos and allegorical designs depicting early French monarch styles with a brief hotel feature synopsis. Copies are available from Grand Trunk representatives.
A 100 dollar reward offer for catarrh cures from Viall's Catarrh Cure is advertised by F J Cheney Co Toledo. Local wholesalers Malding Kinnan Marvin endorse the firm as honest and able to fulfill any valuation. The ad notes internal action via blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free with price 75 cents per bottle.
After a three month gap the Prince Rupert vessel returns to port as the Alaska Railroad Commission reports on northern rail conditions. The Washington appointed body faced limited GTP jurisdiction but aims to shape federal action on Alaska rail status. The commission surveys the Grand Trunk Pacific line from Prince Rupert to Hazelton and a new Pacific coast terminal once finished. Dr Thomas Electric Oil touted as a long trusted Canadian liniment praised for broad use and high regard.
A humorous exchange shows a minister asking how to reach the police station and Jimmy Cracker replying that he usually travels in the patrol wagon. The banter highlights the setting’s light tone and the characters involved.
A Milwaukee Turkish bath proprietor admires a young butcher’s appearance and offers him work as a rubber in his establishment. The man earns ten dollars a week plus meat from the butcher, prompting a rapid negotiating plan: ten dollars and five dollars worth of baths weekly, a dollar more than current pay. The scene ends with a quip about social etiquette and a closing line about wallflowers.
A humorous tale features a music teacher praising a senator's constituent daughter while the senator quips about his lumber yard background. Recounted banter contrasts politicking with everyday concerns during a campaign.
Five hundred University of Edinburgh students in two 250‑strong processions attacked an anti vivisection display on the south Edinburgh street. They carried stout sticks, clashed with police, and wrecked the shop before 100 officers restored order. Several leaders were arrested and injuries to policemen and students were treated at the infirmary.
Dr. Hugh MacCallum head of the Canadian Menical Association and president elect of the Canadian Medical Association is acclaimed for his work in nervous diseases. Prof. A B MacCallum is among prominent Scottish Canadian physicians shaping Ontario’s medical contributions.
An elderly agricultural laborer in a northern town spends the day enjoying himself and asks porters at the station when the last train to Kirkley leaves. They joke that it departs just before Judgment Day, prompting the man to decide he would not travel on that train or be seen near railway officials when the last trumpet sounds.
Advert says corn pain is crippling but Holloway's Corn Cure offers relief. It claims to ease foot agony and improve walking by addressing corn irritation with a simple application.
A compact aphorism compares hope to a pneumatic tire that repeatedly suffers punctures. It suggests resilience is needed as hope deflates under pressure, then reinflates after setbacks, reflecting a pessimistic yet motivational view.
Mrs Wanderfar complains about Jennie who keeps the Leaning Tower of Pisa picture crooked every morning. Jennie admits the tower cannot hang straight unless the picture is crooked, prompting the mistress to observe the paradox.
A domestic tale unfolds as a husband withdraws during outings, ending the couple’s honeymoon phase. The wife notes reduced companionship and questions the future of their shared travels and plans.
An advertisement for Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed Licorice and Chlorodyne asserts rapid relief from throat tickling coughs and mucus inflammation. It claims no harmful drugs, offers a free ingredient list to physicians, and notes 25c or 50c bottle sizes from The National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited.
Humboldt rancher returns from a year east and consoles a neighbor famed for patience. The neighbor confirms losses from forest fires river land hog cholera illness and mortgage, yet remains hopeful as he admits occasional discouragement.
A humorous exchange centers on a man who advertised for a boy on Monday and received a wife on Tuesday, illustrating a quip about quick results in advertising.
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