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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
5
A Travel Club convened with the Council to discuss a short course of lectures on cat farming. Members participated in planning sessions and scheduling future talks.
An old advertisement touts Dartell’s Pills as a remedy for women’s ailments. It claims long use spanning forty years and twenty year standards while urging physician recommendation for prescription use.
A Toronto area report details a mother with tuberculosis dying at home leaving five children. One child is in Gravenhurst hospital and another in Toronto Free Hospital for Consumptives. Muskoka Free Hospital appeals for funds to expand care for such families.
Publication of this advertisement will not be paid for and is presented as a warning to readers about unauthorized postings in the area. The note indicates nonpayment and questions the legitimacy of the notice.
A fragmented notice references London demographics with a claim about daily par figures for deaf residents. It mentions linseed cream, patent footwear, and a Tavarian soldier inventor. Other mentions include alligator incubation for hides in South Africa and an Illinois inventor mounting a perpetual calendar on a penholder.
A 2.73 million purchase by Laughlin Maclean and associates marks a major Pacific Northwest real estate deal. The 556000 acre tract spans Nation Lakes Babine North Tacia and Naas River districts with soil described as deep black loam. Government co operation includes trunk highways and future schools and roads. Babine Lake is 110 miles long and navigable for large steamers.
Researchers tracked a three year old who used 1771 distinct words over days and weeks, far beyond prior samples. Other studies show 16 to 19 month olds use 60 to 282 words, with rapid growth after age two reaching about 1000 words by age three.
John Campbell, an engine man on the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg, retires after forty eight years of continuous service. He leaves with a clear record, never suspended or censured, and no accident costing the company money. His engine also never killed a person and never drew blood from any injured person.
A wealthy Indian donor contributes $5,000 annually for 15 years to support tuberculosis suppression efforts in Bombay.
Reported experiment shows two young Italian inventors transmitting written messages sketches and shorthand characters via wireless telegraph apparatus. The system reportedly sends letters drawings and various designs beyond simple text.
A new alloy named Composite Metal Turbocham is announced for turbine engine steam vessel propellers. It is claimed to resist erosion about six times longer than high tension bronze, promising extended component life.
Mary Crosby an Indian girl arrested for vagrancy at Pring e Ru pert FBCC was sentenced to eight months in jail. The Swede lover, Victor Ogs, requested marriage in court and the union was approved with a suspended sentence. They left for a shack on the Skeena after the ceremony.
Practical guidance on venting root cellars with exterior shafts and roof openings, timing for frost protection, and how to bank vents with manure. Instructions cover pit construction, covering layers, and maintaining even temperatures. Also mentions sealing steamer Homer returning with 2,764 sealskins and Behring Sea treaty terms for Canadian shares.
In one week Cochane branch paid out to Bulgarian laborers over four thousand dollars to fund their passage home and equip for fighting the Turks. Many deposited nearly their entire weekly wages and left the rest untouched for months.
A 1940 patent was granted for a combined carpet sweeper and vacuum cleaner. The design resembled earlier models and aimed to unify sweeping and suction functions in one device.
The Salvation Army announces proposed construction of a new accident ward facility. Details are scant, but officials confirm the project aims to expand emergency care capabilities and improve community access to services.
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