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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
5
A vintage advertisement promotes Mi-o Na tablets as a perfect stomach tonic to relieve indigestion in hours and to cure biliousness vomiting seasickness and other stomach disorders. It claims to strengthen the stomach and offers a money back guarantee through B R McNaught and The R T Booth Co Ltd of Port Erie Ohio.
Notice pursuant to the Manitoba Trustees Act asks all creditors and claimants against the estate of Thomas Irwin, a farmer of Miniota, Manitoba, who died around June 21 1911. Administrators William Rowles and William J. Hill require claims by February 25 1932, with written details and verified statements. After that date they will distribute assets to those entitled, not liable for undisclosed claims. Dated Hamiota January 15 1912.
A novel swimming apparatus uses dense fabric and side-mounted supports to move with minimal pendulum motion. The device enables vertical balanced positions and allows extended underwater work without fatigue, promising safer deep-water propulsion.
A doctor warns parents to place children thirty to forty feet from the screen to protect immature eyes during shadow and moving picture shows. He urges reforms including seating restrictions and fines to discourage near seating.
A historical account outlines tanning in China where hides are placed in a gma podd ard and soaked in alum and water. Fresh hides are removed after two days, dried in the sun or pond, then spread on a broad lee and stretched by bamboo and sticks. Leather dries over a straw fire with a cone stove, giving a yellowish color before sun exposure completes the process.
The article explains sulphur's wide utility in fertilizer production and fruit growing, its indirect role in the fertilizing industry, and direct use in making sulphuric acid. It notes extensive domestic consumption for breading, powder, sugar refining, and other manufactured goods, highlighting sulphur as a chief raw material across several sectors.
A historical fragment describes a Belgian ale recipe with steps and measurements, including powders, oils, and heating, plus stirring and gas powder additions. The text reads as a technical mishmash with partially garbled terms and unclear quantities, reflecting an old brewing or chemical method.
Fragmented text mentions a vehicle issue and fitting problems with a gray item. It references a 57 percent something and driving a wedge as split. The piece seems to indicate a work may be done and a separable festivity or event.
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