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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
5
Parme lee's Vegetable Pills Stand Atop Standards
Faultless in preparation, Parme lee's Vegetable Pills are marketed as stomach regulators. The copy claims vegetable compounds stimulate stomachic functions and maintain normal condition, citing years of use and a reputation that remains at the head of standard preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmelee
Hall's Catarrh Cure pledge in 1886 oath
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swore an oath before Notary A. W. Gleason in Toledo that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The advertisement claims the remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available. It promotes Hall's Family Pills and lists pricing at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Esaid
Hall
A.D
A. W. Gleason
All
Scott
R. Picard
Grand Ligne
Quebec
Candor and Craft in a Coded Exchange
A fragment shows a request to hire a “pretty girl” tied to a botany prize and a mention of a “welsh rabbit place” as a job capability. The dialogue hints at gendered assumptions in employment and a rustic prize reference within an urban Cleveland scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland R
The Prussian Versailles in Potsdam Charm
Robert Haven Schauffler describes Potsdam as the complement to Berlin and the true face of Prussia. He argues Potsdam reveals the Hohenzollern city when skies are bright and flowers bloom, contrasting Berlin’s cold, colorless image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Germany
Bavaria
Versailles
Berlin
Robert Haven Schauffler
Century
Calve Attends Luncheon Despite Married Spinster’s Compliment
An elderly spinster at a ladies luncheon condoned Mme Calve on grounds a laudatory article lacked subtlety. She claimed discriminating praise matters, while Calve brushed aside talk of flattery as good enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Calve
Thebes Building Trades Strike of 1400 B C
Egyptian history recounts a Thebes strike by masons paid in rations who protested meager sustenance until the next payday. They confronted paymasters accusing dishonest measures, Pharaoh ordered wage raises, but renewed unrest followed with a three day toolless halt and a frightened street parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thebes
Pharaoh
Temple
Sheer-Luck Blake Solves A Domestic Riddle
The modern Sexton Blake and Bunny discuss a case as Blake notes a wife’s absence for thirty days. He deduces time from the unwashed dishes, estimating ninety cups and saucers used three daily, a simple clue left for her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
Blake
Bunny
Watson
Early Methods of Curing Skins
The text outlines primitive skin curing techniques starting with cleaning and drying. Hair removal by water maceration appears early, possibly inspired by depilation or drowned carcasses. It notes subsequent use of smoke, sour moils, oil, and brain matter as effective agents, with some tribes still using these methods in remote areas today.
Why the Old Man Danced a Jig
A Boston Post excerpt recounts an old farmer comforted by his wife as wind destroys her planner music before the man bursts into a jig praising resilience and gratitude despite a cyclone threat. The piece uses village humor to celebrate stubborn cheer amid misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Boston Post
Cabinet Offer Mentioned by Constituent Senator
A Chicago Tribune mock dialogue notes a constituent senator saying any president who offers him a cabinet post would be “darned hard up.” The exchange reflects public skepticism about political patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greatguon
Chicago Tribune
Good breeding shines in quiet conduct and restraint
A concise adage notes that true breeding reveals itself in subtle, everyday behavior rather than loud display. It links refined manners with inner discipline and steady, unobtrusive conduct.
Spanish Marriages The Ages of the Contracting Parties Noted
In Spain marriage announcements age details accompany each spouse. The notices list the bride and groom with their ages, often including occupations and residence, reflecting traditional civil or church records of wedding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Horseback Exercise Affects Weight According to Physicians
Some doctors claim horseback riding can both increase and reduce weight. Eating soon after riding adds flesh. skipping meals after riding may lead to weight loss.
Eye Irritation From Eyelash Scales Described
A description notes that hairs are made of scarfskin with thin overlapping scales. This explains why an eyelash in the eye causes irritation due to the scales.
Dirigible Balloons Take Steered Flight Origin Paris 1784
The first attempt to steer a balloon occurred in Paris in 1784, marking a pioneering moment in aerial navigation as inventors sought controlled ascent and directional guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Blackguards the nickname of guard parade troublemakers
The term blackguard is traced to dirty boys who haunt the horse guards' parade in St James's Park and block soldiers or perform other devious acts. These youths, present around guard mounting times, earned the nickname the black guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackguards
Horse Guards
St. James’ Park
Black Guards
New Servant Declares Self an Epi Cure
A housewife asks if she must do the cooking and the new servant nonchalantly replies I am something of an epicure. The exchange appears in the Washington Star reflecting a light domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Too Little Blood Prompts Women to Seek Pink Pills
An article argues most women suffer from bloodlessness and claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore red blood and health. It recalls a Windsor Nova Scotia testimonial from Mrs Ek Smith who improved after using the pills, urging others to try them. Sold by medicine dealers and by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Denial Issued Over Marriage Rumor of Miss Blank and Prince
Brooklyn Life notes a denial that counters rumors of a marriage between Miss Blank and the Prince. The report had claimed the tale was untrue, but the denial challenges that assertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blank
Brooklyn Life
Wends of Mild Relates Bitter Car Strap Remark
A fragment quotes a harsh remark about beauty and seating, noting a street scene where someone says beauty does not guarantee a place. The line mentions pulling someone off hanging on car straps and carries a bitter tone as reported by the New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Long Feasts Across Explored Lands and Polar Expeditions
The article recounts extreme eating feats by elites and explorers. It notes 1859 envoy Ward dining from noon to 6 pm the next day after sampling 138 dishes. Eskimo, Captain Scott, Peary, and the 1906 Green land musk ox hunt are mentioned with prolonged feasts and vast quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
China
Hieng Fung
Ross
Captain Scott
Antarctic
Peary
Pole
Hazen Island
Greenland
Greenhorn Acts Spider Turn in Employment Scheme
Two servant girls discuss manipulation of an employment agency in New York. One admits posing as newly arrived to trick managers into offering easier starts, noting agencies keep “green girls” on their conscience while sharks fleece them. She plans to let the agency “break her in” for a payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ancient surveyors described in Egyptian wall scenes
Captain G Lyonus outlines how ancient Egypt measured land with cords and knotted marks. The article cites tomb scenes at Thebes Sheik Abd el Qurna showing chainmen, scribes, and officials, plus a ram-headed cord in Amenhotep’s tomb, illustrating historic land registration practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lyonus
Survey Department of
Egypt
Tolal
Herhais
Amenhotep
Sheik Abd el Qurna
Toni
A Man of Action and a Deceptive Photograph
A husband famed for carrying his wife’s photo on business trips forgets the portrait, quickly emails for a replacement, and returns with a new frame. His wife sobs as she discovers the deception but he keeps a straight face asking how she could doubt his tale.
The Eternal Feminine Portrait Prank
A photographer was hired to picture an elderly, agile woman who would not speak until after the shot. She then pulled wads of paper from her mouth and quipped that she stuffed it in to fill out her cheeks for the photograph.
Suspicious Henhouse Comment Echoes in Streetcar Observation
A quirky incident recalls a remark about a homemade henhouse that suggested a builder's handiwork. Soon after a streetcar sighting of a man with a shotgun and blanket roll prompted a cautious, humorous note about spending the night away from home.
The Elderly Bride in a Mirror of Fine Clothes
An elderly bride admires her orange blossom wreath ivory satin gown and strings of pearls in a mirror. She sighs that fine clothes reveal flaws, noting they make her face appear shabby.
His Proof Judge Arguments Aimed at Insanity Clarification
A courtroom exchange shows the judge noting no insanity established while the attorney plans to present witnesses claiming the prisoner habitually argues politics with women confirming a temperament issue.
Call of Companionship in Lonely Moments
A child longs for a playmate while elderly individuals often feel lonely and desire companionship but fear to speak up. The piece highlights the universal need for social interaction across ages and the importance of reaching out.
Bronchitis More Than a Cold
Bronchitis can become chronic or quickly turn to pneumonia your best chance is Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine which loosens cough aids expectoration and prevents lung inflammation Mr James F Thompson of Yonge Mills Leeds Co Ontario reports his boys were cured after trying other remedies at 25 cents a bottle available at dealers or Edmands on Bates Co Toronto
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
James F. Thompson
Yonge Mills
Leeds, Co
Ont
Edmanson, Bates & Co
Toronto
Not That Kind of an Indian in a Race Tale
A Toronto paper mocks sensational sports journalism in a Longboat race anecdote. It notes the Indian’s bride, a former schoolteacher, aided the tired racer with smiles and whispered words, while the great–grandfather already spoke English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom Flanagan
Longboat
Toronto
Mounted Police Bring Back Calgary Horse Thief
Northwest Mounted Police officer travels to Toronto to escort Thomas H. Webb, charged with stealing a horse harness and buggy from Ernest Machon of The Calgary Herald. Sergt. J. J. Wilson escorted Webb to Calgary, adding to his record as a famed criminal hunter who previously captured the notorious train robber Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Mounted Police
Toronto
Thomas H. Webb
Owen Sound
Ernest Machon
Calgary Herald
J. J. Wilson
N.W.M.P
Webb
Calgary
Miner
Care and Setup for Table Linen Finishing and Washing
Guidance on choosing tablecloth widths seventy two inches for ample drop and sizes two and a half and three and a half yards for different tables. Instructions cover hemming options including double hemstitch and French hem, along with napkin finishing. Care steps include boiling water treatment, suds washing with white laundry soap, light blue rinse, air drying without starch, and precise folding and pressing for a pristine set.
Homemade Lamp Shades With Water Colors
Dainty lamp shades can be made cheaply by girls with water color skills. Use asbestos at the top to prevent burning and attach stiff paper to wire frames. Decorate with medallions, beads, gilt lines, and ribbons. photos or painted designs provide varied effects.
Practical Education and Hygiene Teaching
Dr. Helen C. Putnam, named by the American Academy of Science to chair a committee on school hygiene, criticizes current methods. She urges biology centered lessons and personal, not perfunctory, hygiene instruction starting with each entering pupil and stressing lifelong cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen C. Putnam
American Academy of Science
How to Prevent Bureau Drawers From Sticking
Instructions recommend waxing bureau drawer bearings with floor wax to prevent sticking. Rubbing wax on a glass creates a slick surface, offering a cleaner, longer lasting alternative to soap, which attracts dust and dirt and is less satisfactory.
Cure Cough With Pine Oil and Whisky Mixture
An 1890s style home remedy prescribes mixing two ounces glycerine a half ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure and a half ounce whisky. Shake and dose a teaspoon every four hours to break a cold in 24 hours. Use the genuine Virgin Oil of Pine compound from Lesch Chemical Co Windsor Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesch Chemical Co
Windsor
Ont
The Matrimonial Spur
The phrase suggests a humorous gloss on business success attributed to a spouse. No clear article details, names, places, or events are present to build a factual summary.
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Wins Wide Endorsement
The text notes that country merchants rarely stock Dr Thomas Electric Oil yet warns that no other oil matches its effectiveness as a liniment and internal medicine. Demand proves it remains the popular choice despite scarce supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Happy Bride on Wedding Tour Opens in Tunnel Joke
In a humorous exchange the bride asks if the tunnel ahead is long while the groom jokes about the lighted cars, reflecting a light moment during a wedding tour noted by the Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Chicago Tribune
Shilohs Cure Quote Sparks Joke About Speedy Operation
A comic exchange from Success Magazine features a patient challenging a $500 operation charge. The renowned doctor defends efficiency by claiming decades of study and practice have honed the skill to perform it in half a minute, joking about the cost of eye quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Magazine
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia Joke
A humorous clipped gag from Illustrated Bits plays on a farmer who jokes that poultry keeping pays his boy Jim. The old quip contrasts the narrator’s expense with the boy’s earnings from selling eggs and keeping fowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Moon Vegetation Debate Echoes in Classroom
A teacher asks if vegetation could grow on the moon while a shaggy-haired pupil counters with a claim that many things are planted in its dark. The exchange hints at imagination and scientific curiosity in a playful classroom dialogue.
Death by Own Action Hinted in Fractured Quotation
A fragment notes a man with a cold in head who died by his own action and laments the advice that led to the remedy. The line ends with a clipped remark about foolish counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
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Minard
Prussian Versailles
Ayer
Mage
We J.ayer
Lowell
Mass Aus
Old
Addison
Holloway
Shiloh
Greenhorn
Ancient Surveyors
Man
the Eternal Feminine
Dr. Chase
Scort
Boston Transcript
McKenzie
Economist
Brandon
Alta
A. E. McKenzie Co., Ltd
M. F. Pfaelzer & CO
East 12Th St
Gawline
Williams Machinery Co. Limited, Toroste
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