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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
4
Published weekly by Yemieta Rebo Publishme Co. announces subscription rates and display advertising charges. Legal notices run for fixed per line fees. changes to ads must be in office by Monday to appear that week. Contact W Venables and W H Josey for corrections and notices.
The Hamiota Echo returns after a brief hiatus with plans to upgrade its newsprint and machinery. The paper promises non political coverage, reader submissions, and a new job printing department offering services from visiting cards to posters at reasonable prices.
A fragmented OCR note touts a product claim about easing digestion with playful language and dubious certainty. It mentions a brand and dealer context but lacks clear facts or verifiable details.
The fragment mentions a product called Electric Restorer for Men and a claim of a price of 3 dollars per box. Other text is garbled and unclear, blocking a clear summary of company or benefits.
A brief notice claims Chambellan's Linimcat may cure sprained ankles in three to four days when directions are followed. Sold by all dealers.
Captain R F Scott led the Terra Nova expedition to the Ross Sea aiming for the South Pole in 1910. He met Roald Amundsen, whose Fram voyage reached the Pole first, amid a British government funded effort with 60 crew and three years of supplies. The clash of methods dogs ponies motor sleds highlighted strategic debates as Scott pressed toward October 1911 pole attempts, facing severe blizzards. Amundsen preferred dogs for mobility.
Arthur Ellis, the Montreal jar yard executioner, announced he will quit unless the Dominion Government restores his annual retainer of 750 dollars, arguing there is no living in his job. He notes he has earned less than 609 dollars from eight executions, relying only on sheriff fees.
Experiments by French army officers show ice thickness of one inch three fifths can bear a man, four and three quarter inch ice can support light artillery, and eleven and a half inch ice can carry the heaviest army transportation weight.
An emergency hood for firemen is designed to fit in two coat pockets and, when opened and fastened around the neck, supplies fresh air for ten to fifteen minutes.
United States army experts who have exhaustively studied footwear state that no shoe presently on the market prevents foot weakening or deformation in wearers.
An Oklahoma inventor patents a glove with wire hooks at the finger ends and wrist to speed picking cotton. The device aims to snag and pull cotton quickly, replacing slower hand methods and boosting harvest efficiency.
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