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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 05, 1923

Page

6

Wade Seized in Canyon Prison Demands Quit-Claim

Wade awakes trapped in a rock fissure in Crawling Water Valley with a tiny water stream for food. Moran offers freedom in exchange for signing a quit-claim deed to Wade’s ranch, plus a ten thousand dollar check, or a slow death by starvation. Wade steels himself, rejecting coercion and planning to fight back as he awaits rescue or retaliation.

Wade Moran Santry Dorothy Helen Rexhill Dorothy Parnell Rexhill Helen Goat Neale Neale Water Valley Nexis

Watchmaker Guay Leaves Quebec After Seventy Years in Trade

At 92, J. G. Guay leaves Quebec to join a New England watchmaking firm. He has spent seven decades in the trade and is regarded as Canada's oldest professional. Born in Quebec, he trained under P. E. Poulin of Bridge Street. His father, a notary, died at 101.

Quebec J. G. Guay United States New England Canada P. E. Poulin Bridge Street Mr. Guay

Wireless lovers see hair growth claims fronted

A newspaper note claims men with home wireless sets visit barbers more often for haircuts, suggesting professional wireless operators have better heads of hair. Marine Secretary Mr. O'Donnell says electrical disturbances in the air affect hair, asserting few bald wireless men exist among them.

O'Donnell British Association

Memorial to Lake's Explorer Etienne Brule Honored Nearby Canal

The Department of Railways and Canals authorizes a monument on grounds beside the ship canal. It commemorates Etienne Brule and Grenelle the first white visitors to Pawiting near Sault Ste. Marie and their view of Lake Superior and its turbulent waters.

Department of Railways and Canals Ship Canal Etienne Brule Grenelle Pawiting Sault Ste. Marie Lake Superior

Memory Roads and Friendly Favors

A reflective note on how acts of kindness create lasting memories and goodwill among people, highlighting the warmth of reciprocal generosity and the value of helping others.

Agriculture in Britain and Germany Efficiency Compared

Lord Fortescue in the London Times cites figures showing that one agriculture worker in Britain feeds about twelve people while a German worker feeds about four. If only permanent staff are counted the British figure rises above ten and the German figure falls under six.

Lord Fortescue The London Times Britain Germany Great Britain

Women from forty to fifty in Winnipeg advert

An advertisement endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women aged forty five to fifty five with symptoms like nervousness irritability and hot flashes. It cites Mrs Thompson of Winnipeg and claims the remedy, made from roots and herbs, has helped many as a safe non drug option and offers a free book from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Cobourg Ontario.

Winnipeg Man Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Thompson Lizzie St Lydia E. Kham

American Bush People Would Derive Benefit By Following English Custom

Gordon Selfridge, Chicago merchant famed for conquering London, returns to the United States and compares American and English life. He praises afternoon tea as a national rite and suggests Americans would gain poise and calm by a mid day break. He recalls giving a tea interval to his 3,000 Oxford Street staff rather than discourage the practice.

Gordon Selfridge Chicago London United States Selfridge Oxford Street

Canadian deposits make nation wealthiest in world

F A Hatch retiring president of the Ontario Division of the Canadian Manufacturers Association says public deposits in banks and loan companies amount to over two billion dollars, about 250 dollars per person, signaling the Canadian as the world's richest man.

F. A. Hatch Ontario Canadian Manufacturers’ Association

Famous Americans Studying Engineers Mention Pat Pending

A student asks about the famed engineer Pat Pending whose name appears on machinery. The dialogue touches on learning about notable engineers and the value of buying from local merchants to support community prosperity.

Soph Pat Pending

Geography Joke About Exam Date on Paper

A father asks about geography exam results and a son replies he got one thing right the date at the top of the paper. The exchange highlights the humor of focusing on the paper's date rather than content.

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