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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

2

Real Man in Amateur Play Spurs Hidden Love Plot

Polly Noyes navigates a cast reshuffle during rehearsals for an amateur play. Bert Crawford’s wandering eye toward Elsie unsettles Polly, while Bradley Rogers secrets gradually emerge as Polly's feelings shift toward him. On stage Polly finally secures her lover with a loving plea to her “daddy” in a tender, behind-the-scenes revelation.

Polly Bradley Rogers Captain Wheeler Claire Bert Jim Rogers Natale Bert Crawford Elsie Jim Marshal Allas Miss Nores Jim Marshall Mr. Rogers Bradley Mr. Crawford Miss Noyes Daddy

Diamondback Terrapin Loot and Prices in Chesapeake

Government fishery experts say under 20 000 real diamond backs remain in Chesapeake regions. Prices for a dozen range from 175 to 200 dollars as buyers seek eight to twelve inch terrapin. Forty years ago rivers and inlets swarmed with the species. now none are seen and eight inch terrapin fetch high sums, with barrels sold by Negro workers at about 50 cents for hog feed.

Chesapeake

Origin of Wall Street A New Amsterdam Barrier Story

Frederick Trevor Hill recounts how a 1644 cattle barrier at New Amsterdam grew into Wall Street. A clerical secretary Cornelis Van Tienhoven posted notices at the fort and town turned barren streets into a guarded edge from William Street to Broadway. The barrier's construction defined the settlement's northern limit and the location of Wall Street.

New Amsterdam Cornelis van Tienhoven van Tienhoven New Netherland William Street New York City Broadway Wall Street Western Hemisphere Frederick Trevor Hill Harper's Magazine

Oriental Secret Telegraphy Across Vast Distances

The piece discusses hidden native telegraphy in Asia and Africa, citing 1895 Indian frontier fighting near Sheik Budin where news of Waziris defeat arrived late due to mist. It notes a British officer learned of Mayo’s assassination from a Pathan servant the same evening, with telegrams delayed to the next day. It cites Egypt and South Africa as similar cases.

Asia Africa Sheik Budin Lord Mayo Andaman Islands Simla India Egypt South Africa

Gilbert of Colchester Founding Figure in Electrical Science

The article notes Dr. Gilbert of Colchester England as the founder of electricity. He repeated ancient observations, tested materials by balancing a light needle, and showed many bodies attract light substances. He also linked atmospheric conditions to electrical phenomena and authored De Magnete as a pioneering work.

Gilbert Colchester England

The Stone Age Across World Regions

The Stone Age persists among islanders in the south Pacific and Eskimos in the far north, with early culture expanding from southern and eastern Europe toward the north and west. Stone-age evidence appears across Europe, India, China, Japan, Africa, and the Americas, marking humanity’s earliest presence.

Pacife Europe India China Japan Africa Americas

Kaiser's Ready Revolver and Determined Emperor

The article portrays Emperor William II as never without his revolver and highly skilled in its use. He is stated to be convinced he will die by an anarchist and plans a fierce defense, seeking some vengeance if attacked. A separate note advertises Warmelee's Vegetable Pills for all seasons, claiming reliability in diverse climates and for dyspepsia.

Kaiser William II Warmelee

Feeding the Young Amid Mockery of Advice

A fragment references a speaker deriding prescriptive ideas on child feeding. The line notes personal tragedy with burying ten of her own, reflecting tough views on infant care and maternal experience in a satirical voice.

Sleeping Draughts and Soothing Mixtures Warned Against

A cautionary note urges mothers to avoid sleeping draughts and soothing mixtures for infants without a doctor’s advice, stating these products contain poison. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets as safe, government analyst certified, claiming they harm none and aid growth. Testimonial from Mrs. Geo. M. Kempt supports use from two weeks old, with a price of 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.

Geo. M. Kempt Carleton Place Ont Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville

Why Choose Street Car Conductor Career

A Detroit Free Press bit quotes a minister asking a boy why he wants to be a street car conductor. The boy replies that conductors have such nice dirty hands, a sly observational joke on youth and work.

Detroit Free Press

Salada Tea Acknowledged For Pure Flavor Satisfaction

A nostalgic note praises Salada Tea for its purity and flavor, claiming once tasted the pleasure is hard to replace with substitutes.

Fugitive Eludes Pursuers in Stage Farce

In a public play a fugitive hid under a small table and was found by the pursuer who tripped over its legs. The commander, recovering, cried out in mock tragedy that the villain had escaped again, drawing amused gasps from the crowd.

Early coinage origins and Egyptian money forms

The article traces the long history of money from weighs of gold and silver in Egypt to Greek advances, marking weights on ingots, issuing graded nuggets, and the move to stamped coins. It notes enormous early coins, including copper pieces as large as dinner plates, later reduced to meet demand for smaller, practical currency.

Pheidon Argos

Thoughtful husband and roses mark a wedding anniversary

A humorous scene from the New York Press recalls Dr. Jason and his wife celebrating their anniversary. Brown visits the office as roses arrive from a grateful patient now revealed in a warm embrace. The doctor and Brown exchange a knowing glance over the romantic gesture.

Brown Duters Jason G. P Bamis G.P Mrs. Jason Henrys New York Press

Holloway's Corn Cure Promise Power in Cures

The item extols Holloway's Corn Cure as offering cures that stand apart from other preparations with a unique potency noted by the author.

Holloway

Reigning Belle Comment Echoes at Social Functions

A vivacious girl proclaims daily pouring at various events while an old gentleman reacts with surprise calling her a reigning belle. The exchange captures social chatter and light gossip in a period setting.

Public Rotisserie Roasting For Five Cents A Pound

New Yorkers in bachelor apartments and small quarters may buy fowl or joint and have it roasted publicly at five cents per pound. Capon, squab, and sweetbreads may be cooked here, with patrons watching their purchase roast on an automatic spit and then receive it in a neat box.

New York Sun

The Australian Way in Meats Prices

Australian restaurant keepers, benefiting from abundant cheap meat, plan to raise meals from 12 to 14 cents. They cite customers' abnormal appetites and the practice of free second helpings and endless tea as profit drains.

Australia America

Peruna Promoted for Digestive Health and Nerve Strength

An endorsement highlights Peruna as improving digestion to strengthen nerves. The testimonial from Mrs. C. Jamison of Watsonville credits the remedy with curing nervous dyspepsia after years of illness and doctor visits. The ad cautions against strong sedatives and asserts Peruna corrects digestion.

C. Jamison Marchant Street Watsonville Cal Permna Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio

One wheel vehicle riddle answer

A wheelbarrow is the three wheel precursor of the single wheel riddle. The exchange humorously defines bicycle and tricycle and then proposes a single wheel object as a wheelbarrow in Illustrated Bits.

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Paz ointment

Medical advertisement claims Paz ointment can cure piles in six to fourteen days or offers a money back guarantee. The ad emphasizes relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles at a price of 60 cents.

Eminent Statesman Cited Amid Quiet Press Mention

Private Secretary notes lack of name mentions for a month. Eminent statesman urges action to change coverage. Chicago Tribune records capture the exchange highlighting media silence and the call to dash the newspapers.

Eminent Statesman Chicksey Chicago Tribune

Monster airships plan French dirigible to rise in May

The French war department accelerates the La Republique project with two 1908 dirigibles planned of similar size and several larger airships to follow. The first will be about 100 meters long with four propellers and dual engines, achieving roughly sixty kmh and lifting around eight tons.

French War Department la Republique Lebaudy Brothers Crocco Ricardoni Panhard-Tellier Scientific American

The Husband a Sample and New Maid at Mrs Westend

In a period drama scene Norah, the new maid, encounters Mrs Westend with no chances of difficulty. An implied domestic tension unfolds as the dialogue hints at a forthcoming change in household dynamics. The text then shifts to a health notice praising Dr Kellogg’s Dysentery Cordial as a remedy for spring diet related stomach issues.

Mrs. Westend Norah J. D. Kellogg

Neatness on the links joke at Chicago dinner

Golfer H. J. Whigham quips that neatness matters on the links at a Chicago dinner. He recalls a Shinnecock Hills round behind two young women, one asking how many holes the course has and the other replying nineteen, including the one in your stocking.

H. J. Whigham Chicago Shinnecock Hills Aileen

Sour Grapes and the Debutante’s Dilemma

A conversation in the New York Press portrays a maid railing against early engagement while the debutante defends the thrill of accepting a suitor. The playful exchange hints at social norms of courtship and youthful choice in a domestic scene.

New York Press

Vitality at Low Ebb and Spring Fatigue

Spring fatigue leads to tiredness and weakness from thin blood. Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Food claims to enrich blood, sharpen appetite, aid digestion, and support organs. Available 50 cts at Edmonson Bates & Co Toronto with portrait of A W Chase on each box.

A. W. Chase Edmonson, Bates & Co Toronto Ont M.D

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Martha Cobb Sanford Electrical Science Metallic Roofing Co Winnipeg Western Canada Notre Dame Ave Minard Dr. and Mrs. Jason Dodds Kidney Peruna Julia Marlowe I Am Peruia Fulia Marlowe Monster Airships A. W. Clase
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