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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
9
A love epic adapted from Baree the wolfdog shows Baree clashing with trapper McTaggart in a snowbound frontier. He evades tainted bait and deadly traps while a rival rodent menace forces a desperate, fatal confrontation.
Nellie from Hamilton recounts severe female troubles that left her unable to walk. After two bottles she began to improve and finished ten, returning to full work capacity. She also praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Sonative Wash and asserts the compound keeps her health now.
Bush McTaggart finds Baree trapped in steel jaws beneath heavy snow near the nest. Baree endures severe injuries and bleeding from jaws and legs but remains defiant as McTaggart approaches with his rifle ready. The nightlong struggle reveals Baree’s unbroken spirit despite grievous wounds.
A hunter named Bush McTaggart tortures the trapped wolf dog Baree as a stranger, a Royal Northwest Mounted Police officer in disguise or travel worn, arrives and questions the scene. The tension centers on the dog’s fate and the potential of police involvement in a harsh frontier setting.
Fragmentary line from a historical sports column. The remark hints at a forthcoming discussion or continuation about a game described as unusually fair or predictable. No additional names, dates, or concrete events are readable.
C E Van Ostrand of the United States Geological Survey reports a 208 F temperature at 6 500 feet depth in a Longmont Colorado well. He notes instruments would likely have registered higher at 7 500 feet, but capacity was reached. The prior hottest well stood at 170 F in Fairmont West Virginia at 7 500 feet.
February hardships keep infants indoors with overheated rooms and poor ventilation. A gentle laxative can regulate the stomach and bowels to prevent colds and grippe. Baby’s Own Tablets, safe and nonaddictive, are sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co at 25 cents a box.
Snake charmers in a medical entourage faced a dangerous stunt when Koguma Chu unknowingly risked a bite while placing a serpent’s head in his mouth. The incident left both man and reptile exhausted the next day as the crowd witnessed a dramatic outbreak of pain and risk. Neuralgia, lumbago, and relief claims accompany an advertisement for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil promising soothing relief through massage and topical use.
The proposed treaty adds 50 cents per stem on all bananas entering Canada from non British West Indies sources. Winnipeg and Western Canada import most bananas from Central America, so the measure would raise costs by about 50,000 dollars for Western Canada consumers during the peak season of about 1,000 cars, per the Free Press.
A caller asks Clara if her father preaches the same sermon twice. Clara replies that the message is the same but delivered with louder and softer emphasis in different places, making the second delivery sound unlike the first to outsiders.
A story recounted by Noel Coward and Mme Nazimova describes a Scottish town where an English traveler sees streets empty during a tag day. Weeks later the streets fill as the charity canvass shifts to house to house fund collection, showing local differences in giving.
English is now the first foreign language taught in Sweden's public schools and weekly radio English courses are offered. German was previously the dominant language in Stockholm before and during the war. At Stockholm's church conference the King opened the proceedings in English with American and British delegates in the majority.
Excerpts present a reflective meditation contrasting personal effort with divine judgment. Browning’s verse questions despair and perseverance while August Hare promotes practical learning by doing, comparing shoemaking to faith.
A pet cat owned by Dr. Margaret Bowen of Frankfort Indiana recently completed a 91 mile hike from Chattanooga Tennessee back to Frankfort. Dr Bowen had lost the cat while returning from Florida. Hello Hank. Can I borrow a five pot od. I should think so you have had lots of practice.
Canada produced an estimated 224,778,867 dozen farm eggs in 1925 valued at 57,950,340 dollars, compared with 12,648,685 dozen valued at 50,322,439 dollars in 1924. Production figures reflect a sizable rise in volume and value year over year.
Mrs. I. M. Parks of Consecon Ontario writes of terrible nerves and heart trouble that left her short of breath and unable to do daily housework. She describes fear of staying alone and sounds causing shocks, seeking relief.
The London business guide lists at least one hundred four celple houses within the city limits not counting branch establishments.
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