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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
3
Dorothy questions Miles about his wish to die as he contemplates recovery. She pleads for his life, declaring she loves him and needs him, and Miles admits his love and newfound understanding of real love before sharing a tender kiss.
In a sunlit May scene at a hospital, Clare expresses joy as she learns Oliver Dynecourt has become an assistant surgeon. The moment brightens Oliver’s somber mood while garden trees glow outside.
A Montreal reader reports years of hand pimples and itching. after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the symptoms stopped within days and the hands healed. The letter endorses the products and invites readers to request free samples and a 32 page book from Potter Drug.
A dialogue driven scene follows Oliver Dynecourt and Clare visiting a painting of Nausicaa. He confesses ambition and loneliness after success, while Clare offers friendship and shared escape to the countryside. They glimpse a discreet happiness in the Bevan portrait and discuss Sir Miles and Dorothy’s marriage as true happiness.
Officials surveying Brazeau and Athabaskan reserves propose administrative sites along the main trail system. They plan ranger and lookout cabins at close intervals, a wheel-like telephone network linking stations to the forest supervisor office, to protect growing coal regions and headwater rivers.
A cache of state papers and private letters from Kings George III and George IV has been found in the cellars of Apsley House in London after a century. The rescue promises insight into the American War era. Windsor is arranging and selecting portions for potential publication under royal supervision.
In Pontivy France a man named Jegoux who served in October 1886 freed a stray bullet from his temple during shooting practice. After years of headaches and eye weakness the bullet finally surfaced from a swollen gum during a walk. He plans to mount the bullet as a scarf pin.
Mrs. Mary Ann Peterson a 60 year old widow and Margaret Dorothy Zillmann a young woman died from poisoning at Morgan Park near Warwick Queensland. The Zillmann woman reportedly received the chocolates by post in a box marked samples only.
A biography notes William Harrison Aine worth’s first year success with The French Cook by Louis Eustache Ude. Ude, ex-chef to Louis XVI and Bonaparte, earned 309 guineas yearly and served in major royal households before passing away, his legacy stirring gourmet London.
In Berlin Doctor von Wilke chief of a local news agency demanded satisfaction from Doctor Hammann head of the foreign office press bureau after Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung denied Wilke agency claims about the international situation. Hammann refused, saying Wilke had no right to assume Hammann authored the article.
An Englishman and his servant lured a crocodile from Taiping lake by rope and cord, binding jaws and legs from a dugout as the beast thrashed. The creature was dispatched and the servant earned a government reward for the notable capture.
A damaged text explains the liver regulates blood health and impurities show as blemishes on the skin. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills act on the liver to improve the blood and yield a clear healthy complexion with regular use. Ladies may rely on this standard medicine for gratifying results.
Railway baggage agents agreed to ban trunks over forty five inches in length amid moves sanctioned by the Dominion Railway Commission. They await US approval before applying similar limits. The change follows long complaints about oversized baggage crowding baggage cars. The piece closes with a grim quip about a wardrobe trunk and its unlikely consequences.
In Paris Francois Delarue was killed by his wife Dearus during a violent quarrel over her wish to die in peace. Dearus, bedridden for months with tuberculosis, fired twice with a revolver after a night of escalating disputes and is not expected to face proceedings.
The ad claims dread of asthma causes ongoing misery with nightly attacks and constant anxiety. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy allegedly provides immediate relief, warding off future attacks and restoring peace and happiness, advertised as inexpensive and widely sold.
Six men stripped to brave the Musselshell in Round-Up Montana to save 6 year old Ada Tomlins trapped under ice after the river froze. They dynamited the ice and dove beneath the ice to recover the child but were unable to reach her before she was swept away.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures constitutional catarrh through internal action. Proponents promise to pay $100 for any case not cured and invite testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo, Ohio as the address for the claim.
A man enters quietly but is confronted by a woman in bed who warns him about muddy boots. He descends to the stairs without removing them, exits into the night, and reveals a tearful moment as he recalls home. The tale ends with the line I cantrol that house and the note 1¢ reminds me of home.
A French company paid 2000 to a woman who gave birth to twin daughters and sought a policy against twins for six months at 13 pounds a month. English insurers began covering twins this year at five guineas per cent, with other risks like a son born affecting others' titles to money or estates.
Reports describe how shipwrecks along Cape Cod beaches are exhumed by shifting sands. The Somerset from 1778 near Provincetown and other vessels are slowly engulfed as tides bury hulls beneath dunes.
A debate on women’s suffrage emphasizes proposals by women and the goal to remove male veto power. The passage argues that once the right to propose is achieved, the next aim is to eliminate the right of men to refuse or block progress.
Smith remarks on a new tenor in the choir and notes the other tenors refuse to speak to him. Jones agrees the voice is good but observes the division it has caused among choir members.
The question of why she rejected a marriage proposal is answered by the prima donna who says she could not tell if the suitor loved her or only wanted to hear her sing for pay.
A description of artificial furs made from frozen pelts. The skin is shaved or thawed then sent to tanneries. Frozen fur is thawed at the bottom, a rubber solution sets to create seamless pieces. Artificial furs claim longer durability and moth resistance. In a separate vignette a traveler meets a friendly Georgia host offering potatoes, prompting escalating insistence to take portions.
An ad proclaims Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as the best vermicide with claims it has saved numerous children. The text appeals to parents seeking protection from worm infestations and stresses effectiveness.
The Duke of York asks John Milton if his blindness is a divine judgment for antiroyalist writings. Milton fires back that if he faces judgment, what of Charles I losing his head. The exchange reveals sharp wit amid royal inquiry.
A satirical exchange mocks women’s voting rights with a male speaker arguing secrecy would erase rights, while a woman defends them. A worker couple quips about wives and labor, highlighting gender roles in a playful rejected debate.
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