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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
2
A quirky excerpt from Every body's Magazine shows a Swede visiting the famatry podge office and asking for a sewer. The clerk quizzes what license is needed and clarifies the unusual request, then hints at marriage license as the outcome.
Have a Bottle Handy Joan's Liniment ranks among trusted family remedies in thousands of medicine closets. It relieves rheumatism neuralgia gout lumbago stiff muscles bruises sprains and strains with uniform effectiveness and quick penetration. Available at all druggists 35c societal and 1.00 sale.
Sir Penywern confronts harsh neighbors as police reveal a discovery in a local death case. Gartwell aggravates tensions while the inquest looms and questions to the doctor focus on the manner of Rathbone's death. the scene ends with Penywern accepting the grim turn.
Sir Penywern and Dr. Gold inspect a grave hidden in brushwood beside a pond in the Rathbone disappearance case. A body lies under gravel with wounds and a found bullet in clothing. The corpse is moved to a locked tool shed for a cautious examination as speculation swirls about the killer and suspects. Lady Tradescant is implied as a potential target of gossip.
Sir Penywern seeks doctor Gold’s aid to sway neighbors and protect Daphne amid the Rathbone burial mystery. The group believes Daphne may be involved while the doctor cautions what others will infer. Lord Esher’s 1908 Windsor Court snub incident and naval politics are noted in a broader, era context.
Sir John Teilicoe, first sea lord of the admiralty, outlines modern naval strategy changes due to speed, range, torpedoes, submarines, mines, aircraft scouts, and wireless. He notes increased fleet responsibility in low visibility, the threat of torpedoes from destroyers, and the difficulty of blockades with submarines and mines, contrasting with Nelson’s era. The piece discusses enemy patrols near the British coast and German skirmishes, emphasizing the shift in tactics without condemning German strategy.
A conscientious bride chides a servant for mixing up packages and giving her husband birdseed instead of breakfast. The husband leaves for the station whistling joyfully, while the bride imagines her role in the morning mix up.
The quote defines diplomacy as the art of conducting a quarrel without becoming visibly angry, highlighting restraint as a key trait in diplomatic interaction. The phrase frames diplomacy as managing conflict while preserving composure and tact.
The article notes Major-General Sir Frederikh Mauri as son and biographer of Frederick Denison Maurice, and discusses minister’s sons’ tendencies. It contrasts Lloyd George’s background with a minister’s son, citing his schooling at Planystvindwyn Church school and a marriage to a wife from Mynya dednyfed, Criectieth, living at Brynawelon. The piece frames these as solemn life facts.
A French aviator fitted four Pheumatic buffers to the nose of his aeroplane to soften impact in case of a crash near the sea. The modification aims to reduce damage upon landing or collision as he tests new safety ideas.
The sergeant gathers recruits for rifle practice failing at five hundred and progressively shorter ranges. With no success, he orders bayonets fixed and a charge, rallying his squad.
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