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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
7
Fleming orders a raid if needed to recover cash lost in Rawhide. Link and associates prepare to search Main Street and surrounding areas while Laverty and Shaw flank the town for a possible signal and money.
Link rides into Rawhide with a gambler named Jackpot Mell in pursuit and a looming gun duel. Matt Benson warns that Mell seeks Link, while townsfolk observe a tense standoff as Link ties his horse and enters Sam Pickett's store.
Link Fleming probes for a heavyset man in town while Buzz Hamilton presses for cash. Helen Hamilton fears Buzz will seize her Triple H ranch via Roper Kilgo and a failing loan. Tension builds as time runs out before noon.
Jonah J. Goldstein rose from Rocks Corner, B C, to become a New York City magistrate and general sessions judge earning 24000 dollars a year. He came to the city at age six with a large family and now speaks of his work as solving a life puzzle. A London sale also records a still life by Queen Victoria selling for about 39 dollars.
In elite hotels chefs wear black caps to showcase outstanding skill beyond the standard white toque, a distinction noted in professional kitchens worldwide. The line between ordinary and exceptional is marked by the color and the mastery it represents.
In a Marylebone police court appearance on March 20 1849 Charles Dickens and Mark Lemon testified about an attempted robbery. Lemon described a hand reaching into his coat pocket and the quick pursuit. Dickens recalled seeing the prisoner at the House of Correction and both men faced remarks from the accused. The 19 year old prisoner defended himself with insults toward the pair and claimed they were fences for stolen goods.
Soviet scientists in Moscow warn the Caspian Sea is drying up while a submerged fortress reappears in Baku harbor. They claim 800 year old Persian Shah led battlements mark a historic outpost in Rus sian Persian struggles. Underground canals run 400 miles beneath Hamburg and Munich. A Leeds porter donates his entire $500 fortune to cancer research.
An article explains a single female fly can lay up to 1,000 eggs in a lifetime and multiple generations can occur in a season. It urges sanitation to remove breeding sites and promotes Wilson's Fly Pads as an effective home defense to quickly kill flies.
Alberta minister of public works Hon W A Fallon announced plans for a seven mile highway north from McMurray along the Athabasca river to reach the Gold fields on Lake Athabasca. Docks would be built at the road end to bypass freight portage past rapids during low water. Fallon said the road is essential to mining development and Edmonton remains the gateway.
A playful observation notes that the letter E is used more than any other in English. The remark is framed as a father and son exchange about language and distance.
A devotional meditation on submitting to God’s will. It urges aligning personal wishes with divine purpose, mastering inner conflict, and keeping the heart free of evil thoughts to avoid spiritual distress as God’s will moves forward.
American Bible Society reports two million copies of scriptures circulated in China in 1935. For the fifth consecutive year the three societies operating there distributed more complete Bibles than ever before.
The Toronto Telegram reports Canadian Maple is used as trimming in one Queen Mary bedroom alongside rare woods. The article notes the ship's luxurious Queen Mary rooms and a tour revealing the woodwork detail. Australia meanwhile has developed a face powder from dried shark brains.
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