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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
5
The piece notes monarchs in Europe owning factories and hotels. It mentions the Emperor and Emperor of Austria-Hungary overseeing porcelain and china works with large workforces. Princes and kings profit from hotels, butter, brick plants, patent medicines, and car agencies.
In a controversial examination of death, Maurice Maeterlinck argues doctors seek to stretch life at the cost of pain, claiming science prolongs agony rather than easing the end. He envisions a future where death comes quietly when no life can be saved.
Harper's Weekly notes the American weasel as the smallest carnivorous animal, abundant in northwest Canada and Alaska and seen near the Great Lakes. It turns white in winter, lacks the er mine tail marker, feeds mainly on mice, insects, and small birds, and hunts by following prey into holes with rapid, fatal leaps.
An Alaska railroad developer envisions extending transport to remote northern regions using a monorail system and gyroscopic cars. The plan aims to reach areas previously inaccessible, expanding regional connectivity and freight and passenger movement across challenging terrain.
A Western quire warden reports two fishermen using an electric current from an inter-urban railroad wire to kill a large number of fish for sale. The incident was discovered by the warden and is under investigation by local authorities.
The infant mortality in Ontario stands at about 195 deaths per 1000 population. The figure highlights a high mortality rate in early childhood and underscores public health concerns across the province.
Fresh milk travels far in Brazil while maintaining quality by sealing in cans with insulated walls and placing frozen blocks inside to keep temperatures low.
The Winnipeg Exhibition announces a large increase in classes and prize money. New offerings include a Percheron foals class for 1912 with an entry of 150, plus expanded pony, cattle, sheep, swine, and art sections. The Molassine Meal Company provides 200 in gold for stock prizes, and Home Economics opens a large 45-section event.
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