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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
7
An ancient woolly mammoth tusk was found near Here by miners deep in frozen earth. The massive ivory, described as gold filled, was retrieved from gravel and quicksand after the carcass was buried under tons of soil, with gold-like fills in its cracks.
The scene centers on Mc Taggart at a pierrots store when Baree the wolf dog attacks and Nepeese fights for breath. Mc Taggart overpowers her with a blow, then a struggle ends with Pierrot entering as Nepeese summons a last-ditch defense with a firewood stick.
In a tense cabin scene aboard the Gray Loon, Pierrot and McTaggart clash with Pierrot sealing his rival's fate. Nepeese and Baree the dog survive a brutal struggle, while Bush McTaggart fumbles for a pistol after a misfired shot.
In a cabin confrontation Nepeese watches Pierrot die after a gunfight with Bush McTaggart who claims self defense. McTaggart contemplates his future with Nepeese as Karee growls in the shadows and the scene ends with a chilling note to be continued.
The Krupp Works rewrite production from guns to typewriters and baby carriages while Deutsches Werke near Berlin crafts beds and cigarette lighters. Heligoland fort is torn down and the former submarine harbor becomes a lobster hatchery with a Biological Institute sign, as four dollar lobster prices in Berlin illustrate wartime adaptation. Dr Thomas Electric Oil touted for sprains and bruises.
Cecilville an isolated mountain town lacks a road to the outside world yet has its first car. Mail and freight reach the area by mule train along the Salmon River trail. Miners Roscoe and Archie Farnsworth refused to wait for a mountain wagon road and drove partway, then dismantled the car to haul it on ten pack mules for the final leg.
A temple near Shanhaikwan honors a southern woman whose husband died during Great Wall construction. She retrieved his bones, watched a wall breach collapse, and, after petitions, was admitted to the emperor’s household. She cast his bones into the sea and died a day later. Also an ad for Dr Thomas Electric Oil promising to heal persistent sores.
University of California students abandon midnight oil in favor of an earlier study window from 4 am to 7 am. A female student, observing better retention before classes than after social events, began this new regimen. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator advertised as a safe worm remedy for children.
A humorous Brown Juz quip weighs in on which is most useful. The moon shines at night guiding needs while the sun lights the day, with playful wordplay reflecting practical value across time.
Officials report the assisted passage scheme brought 591 Ontario girls to Saskatchewan from 1920 to 1923. Of them 539 repaid loans in full and the rest paid much of the advance. Saskatchewan spent 49 723 and recovered 49 433. One quarter of the women were in country positions, 169 in cities, 35 in other provinces, and 107 married in the province.
A Nova Scotian woman describes overcoming persistent back pain and chest soreness through a personal treatment routine and supportive care. The account highlights her relief after months of discomfort and the changes that helped her regain daily function and well being.
Windsor Nova Scotia resident Miss Lucy Moshe writes Nerviline relieves chest congestion after failing fourteen remedies. She uses Nerviline three times daily and as a gargle with complete restoration. The 50 powerful formula is marketed for prevention and quick relief of minor ills with a 35 cent bottle.
A London County Council issued book titled London Statistics totals 459 pages and 8 million residents. It lists brick and mortar values at £62,525,827, street length 2,210 miles, maintenance costs £1,824,000 annually, and a Hyde Park Corner census showing 49,434 motor cars, 3,533 horse vehicles, 7,577 cycles, 559 motor cycles, and 252 barrows.
The room housing the Queen's doll's house at Windsor Castle is closed to the public until spring. Thousands visited the doll's house in three months, including hundreds of Americans. The Queen remains keenly interested. the castle's many treasures are said to be insured against fire or damage.
A servant girl newly hired is told to dust pictures in the gallery because they are old masters. She quips that she never knew the mistress had been married all those times. The Argonaut.
Snow white Shorthold bull known as King of the Fairies owned by the Prince of Wales adds another blue ribbon to his undefeated show career at the 26th International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
The Kharko observatory reports discovery of a few comets by the Russian Barabaschof with their tails visible through low power lenses. Minard's Liniment for bruises appears in the same issue.
The London Opinion opines on hospitality showing guests and hosts both seek comfort at others’ homes. It argues both assume mutual pleasure, creating a deadlock. It suggests adopting Denmark’s practice of clear invitation hours with the host insisting on departure time.
Arthur Seguin of Storbooks Sask narrates his health crash and recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports relief from cough indigestion and sleep problems and now recommends the pills to customers in his general store. He notes availability from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The curfew derives from the French couvre feu and was revived in England by William I the Conqueror in 1068. At the bell of eight in the evening all fires and candles were to be extinguished.
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