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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
5
The article recounts the coat of arms for Leinster tied to the FitzGerald line. It claims a baby was saved by a pet monkey during a fire at Woodstork Castle, leading the Earl to adopt monkeys as his crest. Monkeys appear on monuments and inscriptions linked to the FitzGerald family.
The article honors Lady Macdonald wife of Sir John A. Macdonald, noting her pivotal support to Canada’s first premier. It details her birth in Jamaica in 1836, marriage in 1867, accompanying him to Washington, role in the Treaty of Washington, and backing of the Canadian Pacific Railway. After Sir John’s death in 1891, Queen Victoria made her Baroness Macdonald of Earnscliffe. She later lived in England and wrote on Canadian topics.
Grade 5 Pearl McKinney Elsie Easton Clarence McConnell Grade 4 Sven McMurahhy Louie Whimster Maggie McMillan Grade 3 Ray Publow Gladys Thomas Edgar Stevens Grade 1 Jr Bessie Stewart Miunie Sheridan ail Todd Grade 1 Sr fed Easton Elmer Spar lang Willie Delbridge Grade 2 Bessie Mclean Fanry Allshire Charles Kerr Best in Writing darry Whimster Fany Allshire F M Cochrane Teacher
Mrs John Wagner of Halifax reports dull back pain and headaches eased after using Booths Kidney Pills. The ad touts the product as the world’s greatest specific for kidney and bladder trouble with a money back guarantee and postpaid ordering from The R T Booth Co Ltd Fort Erie.
A fire Saturday morning caused about 50 002 dollars in damage in Cupar and Dusk areas. The report lists local losses and says emergency crews responded promptly.
A Munsey Magazine anecdote recounts Queen Isabella of Spain spending vast sums while the treasury near collapse. Her advisers urged economy. a chamberlain’s tale of a pile of silver coins paying her glove bill left her humbled and modest for months.
The article recounts how John Adams and English antiquary Sir John Prestwick helped adopt E Pluribus Unum as the national motto. Adams discussed the idea with Charles Thompson in 1782 for a government seal, noting its use of a ribbon on an eagle's beak and its possible connection to The Gentleman's Magazine of 1730.
The Tasman is eighteen miles long while the Murchison is ten, the Godley eight, the Mueller eight, and the Hooker seven miles. Glaciers show roughness but gentle approaches, and the southern snow line sits just over a few feet. The rocks are seldom polished, and New Zealand mountains differ from central European ones.
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution shows a couple debating the weather on their wedding day. The dialogue mentions Molly and Hiram with contrasting memories of stormy versus lovely conditions, reflecting conflicting recollections about the forecast.
A fragment shows Simall te Youn and Monesbog’s daughter debating fish caught from the sea. The exchange touches on possessiveness and wisdom, with quotes reflecting a wary tone about selfishness and prudent use of resources.
A nostalgic portrait describes Mark Twain forming playful clubs of girl friends during travels, the Bermuda toy aquarium setup called Innocence at Home, and a touching shell token between Twain and a girl named Margaret. The story recalls a Faro-like moral about growing up and lasting connections.
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