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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
5
A fragmented schedule shows arrival and departure times in Edmonton with 6 30 a m start and 10 02 p m arrival plus an Elson TV 3 30 p m reference. The readable items indicate a daily timetable snippet without clear dates.
A condensed biography notes Guglielmo Marconi born in Bologna into a rente family, his early inventive promise, and key milestones. It highlights his 1901 transatlantic wireless success from Newfoundland to England, his 1894 EM wave record, and subsequent feats aboard ships and across the Atlantic.
It is advised not to take medicines internally for muscular or chronic rheumatics. A free external application of Chamberlains Liniment is all that is needed. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs Jas Harris of Wappella Sark reports Parisian Sage as the best scalp and hair tonic she has used. She says two bottles stopped hair loss and itching, cured dandruff, and left hair fine and glossy. The product is sold 50 cents a large bottle and guaranteed by The Giroux Mfg Co Fort Erie Ont and B R McNaught.
Notice is given under the Manitoba Trustees Act for all creditors and claimants against the estate of William Veelar who died near Winnipeg on November 10, 1910. The National Trust Company Limited, administrator, invites claims by June 22, 1911, with verifications. the company will then distribute assets and not compensate those lacking timely notice.
A London jeweler describes coronets as gold ornaments studded with gems and notes peeresses wear tiaras. The piece details coronet design, crown weight, and the pallium or Royal mantle, cloth of gold woven in India, with embroidery and velvet costing substantial sums for the upcoming Coronation.
The text notes King George formally approved coronation details after Privy Council review. The Corona ton Dubar in Delhi, India is set for December 12 with King George and Queen Mary in attendance. Beth will sail to India mid November.
Secretary to the Treasury states the George stamps will be issued at the coronation. The large reserve of existing stamps is not deemed necessary. A first delivery of sixty eight tens has been made by the contractors and meets the new contract requirements.
The M. A. P. Magazine hopes the King and Queen may visit South Africa after the Coronation Durbar in India. The piece expresses a royal travel possibility following the ceremony in India.
The coronation rites will mirror the 1802 pageant with the Earl Marshal and Lord Chamberlain’s duties lighter than eight years ago. Changes include reshuffled roles as key figures like the Archbishop York are replaced by the Duke of Devonshire and Lord Salisbury, who have died, and the canopy bearers the late Knights of the Garter missing.
A report warns on Coronation scams using fake Coronation silk and cheap goods sold as royal memorabilia. Swindlers employ seasoned trickery, including tickets for non existent seats and charity fronts, duping unwary buyers in North London and country districts.
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