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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
5
A local columnist delivers a sharp talking taunt aimed at a rival in a satirical city column. The piece blends witty barbs with regional humor as the author critiques the target’s recent actions and public persona.
A Georgia judge recounts a summer resort encounter where Judge Muse Wright of the Ketve circuit pretended to suspend a payment. The mountaineer delivers a package. the judge jokingly waives a portion of a fee, saying he will remit the remaining ten dollars in Sum merville. The tale ends with the judge admitting the event.
An expert criminal named Raymond, praised as a Napoleon of crime, schemes and executes the theft of diamonds worth 450000. He learns post office routines, impersonates kindness, and exploits ferry and mail schedules to rob a coast bound convoy, then sells the gems to owners in Hatton Garden.
A gossiping guest tells of a hostess who kept three striking clocks in her drawing room. The clocks, she says, make guests feel unwelcome by signaling time to leave. The joke notes that clever hostesses avoid clocks that strike to keep visitors comfortable.
An elderly man was brought in comatose with symptoms of venomous snake bite. Investigation showed he was bitten by a dog that died soon after from snake venom transmitted to the animal. Medical treatment succeeded and the man gradually recovered from the snake poison.
A traveler asks about ruined sites. The woman answers archly that she visited ruins abroad and adds a playful cue that one of them wanted to marry her, sparking a lighthearted intrigue.
A St An drew's caddie fires a sharp retort to a university professor, illustrating the extreme golf enthusiast stereotype. The quip implies that while any scholar can master Latin and Greek, golf demands a different, practical skill.
A professor quizzes a medical student about what to ask a parent on outreach. The student answers with the practical query Where he lives revealing a witty emphasis on living situation as first information.
A reflective line equates men's hearts to books and events to tutors, and great deeds to eloquence, framing experience as the school of character and conduct.
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