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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement claims Nerviline relieves rheumatic pain quickly and deeply with a strong, fivefold pain-subduing power. It asserts safety, guarantees reliability, and recommends the large 69 cent bottle for families, with sales through local dealers or The Catarrhozone Co. in Kingston, Canada.
The correspondent recalls General Maunoury the French army’s “Israel Putnam” who retired to farm then returned to service in World War I. Wounded at Soissons he led the Sixth Army which drove a decisive flanking attack at the Marne. He later resumed command in Paris mobilization and Verdun deployment.
Hundreds of letters to Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy show relief for long standing cases once deemed hopeless. The advertisement claims prompt aid even in neglected asthma.
Collected from Colliers' Weekly, the essay notes railway workers teased as aliens by a modernizing industry. It recalls workers often dark and foreign, their dusted faces from trains, and a push for loyalty with benefits and housing. The piece reflects on changing labor attitudes and the cost of progress.
Dialogue hints at Jones pursuing an heiress with prominent social ties though the speaker clarifies his ambitions are not idealized. The exchange suggests romance and social ambition within a high society context.
The report notes a rapid rise in prohibition measures from nine states to nineteen as bills pass or advance in Utah Arkansas Iowa Idaho Vermont South Dakota and more. Campaigns are planned in California Florida Kentucky Nebraska Texas Wyoming with Ohio set for a statewide vote next November.
In Homegrew Alberta special feature Mr H A Clark asserts Dodd's Kidney Pills helped his stomach and back after moving west. He says a friend also benefited and notes poor water strains kidneys, praising the pills as a health aid.
A famous French traveler returning from Fiji visits Lord Rothschild. The visitor notes the island has no Jews and no pigs, prompting Rothschild to suggest they go together to Fiji to make a fortune.
The Boston Herald notes the British government buys Georgia mules in large shipments for service in France. It praises the animal as a remarkable invention with vast utility, stating the plain long-eared beast plays a crucial role in the world’s work and earns millions for farmers.
A Canadian testimonial claims Dr Chase's Ointment cured chronic hemorrhoids after 14 years and a physician's recommendation for operation. Charles Beauvais of St Johns says after three boxes he was completely cured and urges others to try the preparation. Edmanson Bates & Co Limited Toronto distribute the ointment at $50 a week.
Prof. T. J. Harrison of Manitoba Agricultural College reports results from Indian Head showing surface packer and harrow mulching boost yields. Fall plowing, stubble treatment, and ongoing experiments in stubble cultivation influence moisture retention and crop production.
The department of commerce says no complaint from the Anti-Vivisection Society of New York about mistreatment of war horses has been received. Ground reports claim horses are cared for well during transport, with Britain and France using different purchase systems. Ships carry 1 000 to 1 700 horses, kept in individual stalls and pens for recovery, aiming to minimize losses.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Claire and Clarice discussing Algernon Dartmouth Jack O Lantern. An enigmatic exchange hints at perceptions of angelic traits and inhuman characteristics. The text remains incomplete leaving the core claim ambiguous.
An advertorial claim urges spring renewal through Dr Williams Pink Pills. It describes spring fatigue and skin eruptions as signs of “new blood” needed to revitalize the body. Testimony from Edith Brousseau of Savona, B C credits the pills with restoring health and appetite after poor results from a doctor’s treatment. Pills are sold locally and by mail from Brockville Ontario.
Farmers in western communities shift cash business from mail order houses to country town merchants. The Christie Grant Company of Winnipeg failed, leaving 222 creditors. spring catalog aims to liquidate losses. Retail merchants must offer improved service to compete and maintain farm property values.
The powder is presented as a pleasant medicine that children will take willingly. When directions are followed it is claimed to be safe for delicate children and effective at expelling worms and restoring vitality harmed by parasitic infection.
The London Chronicle notes a hard army biscuit made from meat salt and water kneaded and baked. It praises its nutrition and shelf life while admitting its toughness for teeth and its ability to pack into a knapsack amid a jumble of military gear.
In a terse volley of chatter Mrs. Ryan accuses an aging man of ill health while Mrs. Murphy weighs wealth versus practicality. The talk centers on Kelley and his supposed locomotor ataxia contrasted with desires for a reliable horse.
A playful back and forth describes a dog's long pedigree with grand ancestral notes. The Dealer confirms noble lineage including an ancestor who did part of the Magna Charter and another who bit a hole in King Harold.
A terse exchange where a seasoned speaker cautions a younger man that certainty is rare. The elder urges doubt and restraint while the apprentice probes for fixed truth, highlighting a tension between confidence and prudence.
A Canadian firm secures 70 million dollars in Russian artillery shell orders during a Russia visit, with half shrapnel and half bursting shells. Canada already sees 80 million in shell and explosive orders and thousands of workers switch to munitions. The piece envisions postwar growth in rails, equipment, and chemical industries, urging honest work and leveraging byproducts like tri nitro tolue ne to build enduring peacetime prosperity.
Dear Sirs Your MINARD'S LINIMENT is our remedy for sore throat colds and all ordinary ailments It never fails to relieve and cure promptly Chas Whooten Port Mulgrave.
A Blucher captain commander torpedo lieutenant and another officer narrowly escaped death when a conning tower blast trapped them as the ship sank. A second shell blew off the tower top opening a route to escape, a chance of mercy attributed to the enemy amid a string of improbable survivals.
A cheeky exchange notes proposing a neutral language to request repayment from a German living in a neutral country, while a "Cheery Clerk" jokes that censorship might block the intended wording. The dialogue mirrors a wartime era newspaper tone.
Sixteen year old Yelina Romanoff, daughter of a fruit dealer, pretended to be one of the Russian emperor’s daughters and visited a hospital in Tsarskoe Selo with royal reception. She rode in a common droshky to Gatchina, drew officials, and chatted with wounded soldiers before being exposed by Count Mordvinoff. She was sent to Petrograd for police examination and escaped custody after being turned over to her father.
Soft corns are difficult to eradicate but Holloway's Corn Cure will draw them out painlessly, offering relief for sufferers seeking simple, effective treatment.
The Toronto World criticizes Germany as an imperial power, arguing its expansionist drive repeats Napoleon's mistakes. It warns of German railroad use for strategic aims in South Africa, propagandizing rebellion, and resenting British development. It calls British liberty and self-government a better model for lasting progress.
In a humorous scene a postmaster and a caller debate a note about butter hidden in mail pigeonholes. The postmaster jokes about mail being stored in an ice box, clarifying butter would not be among the discarded or misfiled items.
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