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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
6
Joan returns home after a walk and confronts Green in the hall. He reveals wary feelings and warns of watchers while Durand arrives, praising Joan yet noting her temper as Sid Monday looms over a potential marriage.
Mrs. Undertill describes her child's relief from severe facial and arm dermatitis after four weeks using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. She notes rapid soothing, no subsequent marks, and praises the product's purity and gentle emollient properties. The letter dates to December 11, 1911.
Green and Durand clash over a girl named Joan as they scheme with Sid Monday and Sneezer Crookes. Durand menaces Joan and her mother while plotting a daring escape aided by Green, with Joan showing resolve to defy her father and protect her friend. The scene ends with plans to flee and a warning of pursuit.
The article outlines wartime conduct rules protected by international sanction. It covers wartime precautions, target protection, civilian safety, treatment of medical staff, and penalties for looting or harming the disabled. It bans bombardment without warning, desecration, and use of poison. It mandates surrender terms and proper burial and evidence handling.
A Fosdick family scene unfolds as the new minister visits. Anna resists a kiss from the handsome unmarried pastor, while her mother urges compliance and plans to greet the clergyman in the drawing room. The child repeats her refusal despite her mother prompting consent.
An Irish debater counters a doctor’s claim that Irish are naturally depraved and poorly developed. He cites three hundred Irish patients in Liverpool with only thirty paying for attendance, then argues the opposing view: the thirty who recovered show an explanation beyond natural depravity.
The tale shows a boy choosing among items in a room and ending up seated on the book with a knife in one hand and money in his pocket while eating the apple, prompting the sage to declare him a natural born lawyer.
A mathematics teacher reports improved alertness and stamina after switching to Grape Nuts for noon meals. He notes quicker afternoon work and lasting results, while his wife also finds relieve from stomach issues and headaches. The Canalian Postum Co. promotes the product with the booklet The Road to Wellville.
A gentleman known for his love of horseflesh stops a doctor while breaking in a new horse. He invites the doctor to ride behind the horse, the animal bolts splitting the trap and tossing them out. The doctor asks why invite a doctor, and the owner explains safety when breaking a brute.
The critic admires the heroine praised for a hissed line on page ten. The author responds with disbelief, while the critic insists such a hiss proves her remarkable nature.
Mothers can detect trouble in children from worms and promptly use Graves Exterminator, praised as the best remedy for worm issues.
A young man, coerced by his father into farming, leaves the field after renouncing the life. He writes that farming is a senseless pursuit, a cycle of sowing and reaping with nothing lasting to show for it.
A light column notes how Minard's Liniment gains attention from physicians. A mother insists her daughter shows exceptional talent, while teachers disagree on its purpose, with the art and music instructors offering differing interpretations.
In a Great Nets paper office a business manager speaks of a job ad offering a $5 000 annual salary for a pleasant décor position and asks George to draft it. A week later the clerk reports eighteen thousand replies, underscoring the reach of a single advertisement and the high charge of 50 cents per line.
A Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario advertises Baby's Own Tablet as a guaranteed safe medicine for babies and children. It asserts no opiates or harmful drugs, promises relief from constipation indigestion colic fevers and teething, and offers mail order at 25 cents a box.
A man in a barber chair jokes he wants to pretend he can shave himself after his best girl gave him a razor for his birthday. He asks the barber to help him keep up the ruse.
Readers are told that Catarrh is curable and Hall's Catarrh Cure offers one hundred dollars for any failure. The ad promotes internal use to reach the blood and mucous membranes, claiming to build the constitution and aid nature. Address F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, with testimonials available.
A courtroom scene shows a judge guiding a witness who confirms the lawyer prepared notes for study. The dialogue hints at a trial setting and the witness acknowledging documented instructions.
In a quip about the Egyptian pyramids a guide notes the long build time, while a wealthy contractor mocks the effort as a government job. The exchange highlights class and work ethic tensions in a historical, humorous context.
French diners and upscale households increasingly favor carrots. Since Dr Metchnikoff praised their health, this vegetable has spread from menus to homes. He claimed carrots contain a sugary substance that destroys a deadly gem hindering longevity and a fine complexion follows from regular use.
The Stage Manager offers a witty aside during the sleep walking scene. He suggests imagining the famous line as if cleaning a silk shirtwaist rather than mending the dog outdoors.
The ministry of marine states Lieutenant Bakopinos observed underwater ruins east of Lemnos marked as Pharos Bank on British Admiralty charts. At five to twenty-five meters depth the ruins suggest a town about three miles in circumference. Orders issued to conduct on site scientific researches.
A speaker laments art’s decadence while praising the Italian school and ancient Greeks. He cites Zeuxis painting grapes so lifelike that birds pecked at them, then boasts a friend who paints a dog so real it must be muzzled to prevent biting.
Madeline warns Harold not to come to the house tonight claiming their father’s punctured cylinder cracked, bent steering wheel, and intent to wreak vengeance. Harold questions the warning while the tense exchange hints at a dangerous family dispute.
A Montana tale of buying a broad brimmed hat like a stage cowboy’s and learning to wear it. In windy town streets the narrator loses the hat to a gust, only to be advised by a hatless westerner that another will come along.
About a year after starting with a tuning fork the Boston University quartet travels from San Francisco to Honolulu Japan China Manchuria and India. In London they perform as the University Quartet or the Four Singing Evangelists with each man able to preach or lead class, and all four blending in hymns. They also offer secular programs with humorous songs coon songs and piano solos.
A wandering remark recalls a brief encounter in England with a nobleman who reportedly favored abolishing a House of Veras. The casual anecdote notes skepticism about the nobleman’s influence and behavior.
Aviator Mr. Grahame-White announced plans to cross the Atlantic in thirty hours, aiming for June or July. He is building a four engine biplane with 250 horsepower engines in independent pairs, seeking sustained speed and weight-carrying efficiency for a nonstop 3,000 mile journey at about 100 miles per hour.
Corns cripple the feet and make walking torture, but relief seems near with Helloway's Corn Cure available to all. The ad-style note positions the product as an accessible solution for painful corns and foot discomfort.
A courtroom scene recalls the great 1701 inundation that swept much of the Tyne Bridge area. Adam Thompson answers the barrister with a straight face stating he has lived in Paradise since the flood, eliciting quiet amusement.
Advert appears to promote Minard's Liniment and Lumberman's Friend with slogans and questions about happiness and garden seeds matching packet pictures. The item reads as a vintage ad fragment with product lines and inquiries.
A man with a history is turned away by Madame at the rear door after she states no book agents are allowed, then she closes the door.
A suburban reverend officiating a middle aged couple’s wedding faced an odd delay as the bride and groom could not join hands. The groom declared they had lost their hands and only had hooks, prompting the pastor to switch to using hooks as the couple’s hands were joined by metal clasps.
Discussion in Ottawa addressed pollution in rivers and streams. A member claimed Canada spends about ten million dollars yearly on military equipment while neglecting typhoid fever. The government was urged to fund chairs of sanitary engineering and enforce sanitary regulations to cut typhoid mortality.
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