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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 28, 1910

Page

3

Rouletabille and Larsan Enquire at Glandier Mystery

In the park at Glandier Rouletabille and M. Darzac seek clues as Frederic Larsan investigates the crime. The concierges are jailed on suspicion, Rouletabille presses for access to Darzac, and tensions rise as the yellow room case deepens amid a somber park setting.

Paris London Frederic Roulembille Rouletabilie Frederic Larson Rouletabille M. Fred Larsan M. Robert Darzac Larean Epinay Frederic Larsan Robert Darzac Tere Park Gate Darzac Mademoiselle Moulembille Monsieur Rouletabule Robert Darrac Quail Chateau M. Darzac

Bathing Girl of 1910 Promotes White Pongee Swimwear

The article describes a fashionable 1910 summer bathing suit for girls made of white washable pongee. It features a Russian blouse style top, a side laced skirt, ribbon garters, short lace up sleeves, a pongee belt, black sandals, and matching hosiery.

Mystery at the Chateau as Darzac Refuses Hand

In the heart of the oak grove a chateau scene unfolds with gendarmes near a former prison. Darzac, Rouletabille, and Rouletabille’s mistrust heighten as Darzac refuses to shake hands after a tense exchange about the Stangerson case.

Juletabille M. Stangerson Oak Grove Chatway Donjon Mme Bernier M. Robert Darzac Chateau

Moving Pictures In the Church Demand Questioned

Jane Addams argues Sunday Chicago crowds fill 466 entertainment venues while churches stay sparsely attended. The piece suggests churches could use up to date moving pictures of biblical stories and modern virtue to attract worshippers, noting films are affordable, easy to operate, and could expand film supply for church use.

Jane Addams Chicago Woman's Home Companion

A Simple French Hat Adorns Blue Tagel Straw Trimmed with Roses

A charm­ing blue tagel straw hat features black netting and dark red roses, creating a refined French confection. The piece blends delicate material with bold floral accents for vintage elegance.

Doctors Advise Cream Plus Cod Liver Oil Boost

Health advice favors purer fresh cream alongside cod liver oil to strengthen the body and prevent disease, endorsed by several eminent physicians. The recommendation aims to help those weak with anemia or fears of tuberculosis improve vitality and immunity.

Oil Larmos and the Short Wick Fix

An old technique uses a short wick with a flannel patch to bridge the gap to the oil vessel. The improvised method achieves the same fuel delivery as a full-length wick, offering a practical workaround for limited wick length.

The Episode in Room 222 by Arnold Bennett

A narrator stays at the Grand Junction Terminus and encounters a midnight disturbance in Room 222. He investigates with the manager and night porter, finds a corpse, and learns later the room hides a past death connected to the hotel. The tale ends with a manager’s cautious admission of uncertainty.

Grand Junction Terminus Grand Junction vaAlt No. 222 Jengihi Endant Room 222 Grand Junction Terminus Hotel The Hanwell Lunatic Asylum

Self Reliance Shaped by a Mother’s Training of Her Child

A mother explains raising an only child to foster independence and self reliance. She limits visits and teaches Mary to entertain herself, stay home alone to regain balance, and develop inner resources for study, reading, and work. This approach aims to curb gadding and reliance on others for amusement.

Mary Jane

Marvelous Cycling Anecdote From London Tit Bits

A cycling tale recounts a brakeless ride down a steep hill when the chain snapped. The rider’s plunge ends on a cottage roof with a plank rescuing him as a cottage family shuffles rugs and a soda siphon hisses, leaving a stunned crowd.

London

Her Rapid Rise in Opera Stages

The Kansas City Journal notes a chorus girl who has rapidly risen, recently outstripping some of the leading prima donnas. The dialogue hints at progress and costume choices as a point of curiosity.

Scansas City

Good Use For Picture Postals

Mrs. Frank Lowden wife of Illinois congressman discovers a use for picture postcards. Her five daughters collect abroad cards then paste them in a scrapbook sorted by country with city histories. The activity trains geography, then books are donated to hospitals for crippled children once done.

Frank Lowden Congress Illinois Florence Pullman

Safe Nursery Ventilation and Hygiene Guidelines

The article advises securing nursery windows with a screw in the lower sash to limit opening, ensuring ventilation without escape risk. It recommends each child have own towel sponge hairbrush and toothbrush and emphasizes not sharing items. Hairbrushes are to be kept clean and sponges cleaned with soda water and boiled, then rinsed in vinegar and water.

Old Joe Guides Children Across London Traffic

An elderly Londoner known as Old Joe or William Willcrox earns a living by safely guiding about 300 schoolchildren across a busy five-road junction daily. Mothers watch anxiously as he leads a child on each arm through tram cars and crowded streets, receiving tips from grateful parents.

London Joe William Willcrox Tadios

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Joseph Rouletabille M. Robert Darrac Lhech Rouletabiile America M. Rouletabille Fred Rouletable M. Louletabille Mouletabile Russia Sorbonne Rouletabiille Daddy Jacques M. de Marquet Rouletbille Justice Mia @rson Pdarzac Mile. Stangerson Yellow Room M. Saincair Arnold Bennett Thom Ste the Children’s Guide
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