The Strange Case of a New Love
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
2
Love, Deceit, and a Widow’s Revenge in a Russian Tale
Clarence Hooper’s marriage to Edna Worth ends in tragedy when she dies in a railroad crash as he travels to Russia. Years later a prima donna Veltvoisky stirs doubt about a hidden lover, until Edna’s ghost reveals she feigned death to test his devotion and helps him wed his true beloved after a staged engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hooper
Edna Worth
Clarence
Edes
Russia
Atimes
Veltvoisky
Bbde
Callegrau
Sarah Ingalls
Hooper
Sara Ingalls
Sarah Recally
Biofe
Ger
Edna
America
Metropolis
Spon
Vestvolsky
United States
Frouper
Vukbown
Anne Veltsvolsky
Veltsvolsky
Hooner
Europe
Notable Montreal Writer Carroll Ryan Dies at 84
Carroll Ryan, famed writer, journalist, editor and poet, died in Montreal after a long career in Ottawa and Montreal. Born 1839 in Toronto, he served in the Third Jagers and Royal Prince of Wales Regiment, edited the Volunteer Review, Evening Mail, Free Press and Ottawa Sun, and contributed to major papers nationwide. Survived by three sons Percy C. Ryan, Alonzo Ryan, Adrian Ryan and daughter Ruth Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Ryan
Montreal
Dominion
Canada
Toronto
Thomas Ryan
Odrone
Ireland
United States
Bowles
Ryan
Hamilton
Royal Prince of Wales Regiment
Gibraltar
Malta
Volunteer Review
Ottawa
Press Gallery
House of Commons
St. John Telegraph
Free Pross
Ottawa Sun
Herald
Montreal Post
Journal of Commerce
McIvor
Percy C
Alonzo
Adrian
Cobalt
Ruth Ryan
Ottawa Frae
A Short Lived Island in the Tonga Group
In 1867 a shoal was found among the Tonga Islands. By 1885 it became a volcanic island over two miles long and 240 feet high with a fierce eruption. It then shrank yearly, peaking at 825 feet in 1886, halving by 1889, and by 1898 vanished under waves after 31 years of existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonga
Friendly Islands
Precocious Hubby Weds Twice Before Adulthood
A Yorkshire youth named Pennington was secretly married twice while still a schoolboy. He first wed his master’s daughter at age fourteen, who soon died of consumption. Within a year he married a wealthy local woman, later telling his former master he would not endure corporal punishment as the husband of a second wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire Eng
Pennington
The Way of the World Dentist Exchange
The patient complains new teeth cut and grind the old ones a good deal. The dentist confirms the adjustment is needed to fit the full set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rare Teccher Trade new for phonographs
In a fragment from Puck magazine Eben asks what can be done with useless organs while discussing trade of phono graphs, hinting at a witty cartoon caption about technology and value. The snippet reflects humorous commentary on gadgets and exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teccher
Eben
Puck
Fruit-a-tives Cure Dyspepsia Claim
Mr. Mathias Dery of Ottawa Ontario says years of medical treatment failed to relieve his painful dyspepsia until he bought 59 cents worth of Fruit-a-tives. He asserts the fruit juice tablets cured him and promote digestion and bowel function. 50c a box, 6 for 2.50, or 25c trial box from Fruitatlives Limited Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Dery
Church Street
Ottawa
Ont
Self defense cited after crowded car incident
A stout woman crowds a moving streetcar and treads on a man’s toes. He offers her his seat, she calls it kindness, he calls it self defense. The piece also advertises Parmelee’s Vegetable Pill claiming liver health improves skin clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Telegraph
Misread Quote Sparks City News Controversy
A fragment from an unnamed edition shows a distorted line about liberty and its limits, attributed to an editor or columnist. The snippet hints at social ethics and demanding restraint in personal freedoms within a public discourse.
Sady's Own Tablets Promoted for Baby Health
Mothers praise Sady's Own Tablets for stomach and bowel troubles and teething relief. The ad claims government analyst approval of safety and offers 25 cent boxes sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. Mrs Robert Mieth of Hotham Int. endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sady
Kia
Robert Mieth
Hotham, ‘Int
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Old Home Week Call After Grand Jury Adjourns
The Pittsburg Post notes a plan for an old home week to welcome wandering boys back. The suggestion ponders timing, proposing the event after the grand jury adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
A Pill for Brain Workers and a Comic Letter
A discussion on brain workers suffering digestive issues, recommending Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy. The piece includes a humorous note about a child named Jack and a mistaken signature in a letter, as cited from Lippincott's.
Keep Minard's oiniment in the house
A clipped and misspelled quotation from a Washington Herald item references a writer's defense against plagiarism and a claim that his play contained strong elements though he admits being wrong. The fragment hints at literary controversy and self-doubt.
A Monster Flag Above Westminster Tower Reveals Giant Crown
London Tit-Bits recounts the Victoria Tower ascent to view a colossal flag mast taller than the Duke of York’s column with a 60 by 45 foot bunting capable of hiding three thousand people. The 16 ton mast rests on a tower base near St Paul’s cross, reached by a 350 foot climb via a narrow spiral staircase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Tower
Atestminster
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Servants in Africa and the East Africa bungalow
A World Wide Magazine look at the servant problem for bachelors in British East Africa. Native job seekers flood compounds with cooks, boys, youths, and untrained helpers, while forged baruas and fake testimonials complicate selections in Nairobi and Mombasa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British East Africa
Nairobi
Mombasa
Muzungu
M’pezi
Africa
World Wide Magazine
London Y M C A Clubhouse Aims For 10000 Members
The Young Men’s Christian Association plans a five storey London clubhouse nearing completion. It combines a hotel and college for 10 000 youths with gymnasiums baths libraries and rifle ranges. 300 bedrooms target clerks earning under 4 dollars weekly with 85 cent rents including washing and mending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
London
Iron Duke Retorts With Crushing Cleverness
The Duke of Wellington quieted an insult from a French marshal who turned away. Louis Philippe apologized for the rudeness, but Wellington said he had taught him such behavior in the Peninsula and forgave him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
Louis Philippe
Peninsula
Steam Temperature Change with Pressure
Steam at one pound pressure has a temperature of 2105 degrees and at thirty pounds pressure 274.3 degrees.
Unscientific Pan Am Canal Critique Cites Fakir Hair Grower Tale
Roy E. Tyler criticizes canal critics as unscientific in New York remarks. He recounts a fakir selling a fictional hair grower tale to illustrate distractions from facts, noting the fake warning about internal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Tyler
New York
Panama Canal
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