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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
2
Advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood cleansing remedy for rheumatism. It claims uric acid buildup causes kidney and joint pain and that pills purify blood, improve kidney function, and prevent attacks. Includes testimonial from W Studley Lewis praising the cure.
S questions a resignation over wartime strain. The respondent says they left Oss payroll and seeks reversal. A buyer notes a revolver purchase from the same source. the speaker regrets the change of mind. The exchange reflects tension in wartime labor and weapon trade.
A curly haired sprite rushes to her father in the study to say it is raining. He is absorbed in his writing and responds with terse permission as the child explains her intent the moment before.
The exchange shows Brown and Black fiercely opposing each other on every issue. Brown asks if they could ever agree, and Black replies they would both be wrong if they aligned. The dialogue reveals deep-seated ideological rifts and mutual skepticism.
The article profiles Simpson, famed Hamilton rugby star known as the "schoolmaster" for his discipline and brains. It notes his late career against Varut for the Dominion championship, his left foot power, and strategic game sense that kept him iconic in Hamilton. A youth heckling moment during a Hamilton game shows his enduring local legend.
The article profiles Andrew Elvins of Taranta who, encouraged by scientists, helped identify a fifth moon of a planet after years of study. Born in Cornwall, he moved to Canada at 21, engaged in geology and mineralogy, attended Methodists then Unitarian Church, joined Theosophical Society, and helped found a group that became the Royal Astronomical Society.
London despatch notes Chief Inspector Dew will retire from Scotland Yard on December 5 after nearly thirty years. He led Crippen pursuit, fought Jack the Ripper cases, and later hunted international swindlers. Dew plans to start a private enquiry agency and rejects retirement due to attacks on him.
An 19th century style fragment blends an ad for Shilohs Cure promising fast cough relief for 25 cents with a cartoonish kitchen chair remark and a joke about Holloway's Corn Cure. The clipped lines mix product pitches and casual dialogue about marriage and money.
A Pittsburg Leader snippet recalls a street tale in which Freddy in Noo York allegedly uses Minard’s Liniment. The exchange jokes about a man cutting an ear in a tunnel reserved for ladies, with the remark that he then stays in place.
A persuasive advertisement extols mothers sacrificing for family health and promotes Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Food as a remedy. It includes a testimonial from nurse H A Lornes praising improved strength and weight gain after use, with pricing noted as cents per box or two boxes for $3 50 available at dealers and Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
Edmonton speaker Cy Warman denounces the Hudson Bay Railway proposal as fantastical and impractical calling it the craziest scheme he ever heard. He argues the route from Edmonton to Prince Rupert would shift traffic, with the Grand Trunk and Alberta Saskatchewan near markets, while rail siting concerns and seasonal issues temper the plan.
Two swords and one revolver were stolen from H.M.S. Rainbow by souvenir hunters. As a result the after end of the ship will be closed to visitors.
The 1d annual general meeting chaired by Mr. R. B. Angus reported Bank of Montreal assets at 240 million dollars with 147 branches. The year ending Oct 31 1910 yielded profits of 2,401,789 after charges, with deposits rising by 18 million and call loans in Britain and the US totaling 61,918,000 on foreign deposit.
Rest and health to mother and child. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over sixty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It soothes the child and gums, allays pain, cures wind colic, and diarrhea. It is harmless. ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other.
Three brothers in the navy, all under training at Newport, were noted on the same date. The Navy Department ordered they be kept together and transferred to the same ship, reflecting a policy to keep kin united in service. The Bluejacket reports on the possible duration of such arrangements.
A playful Q and A with Marian Susie and Marjorie aged five reveals dreams of becoming a famous singer writer of stories and a hopeful widow in a lighthearted Chicago Journal item.
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