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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
4
A chaotic court session ends with the judge ordering justice despite a series of flawed carpentry and distracted witnesses. A carpenter and mason blame defective work while a passing dyer admits guilt as the crowd reacts to the eccentric verdict. The judge proclaims let justice be done at any cost.
A survey notes royal figures who write books and contribute prose and drama. It cites Queen of Roumania as SoBrmen Sylva, the King of Italy writing on numerals, and other royals like the German Emperor, Crown Princess, Queen of Spain, and Archduke Ludwig publishing plays, plays, travel books, and memoirs.
Jared Wilkins could not read due to no schooling. His seven year old grandson Hareld asks him to read a story from a new book. The elderly man admits his past as a “bad boy” who wouldn’t go to school and now reflects that the youngster’s insistence exposed his own illiteracy.
King’s counsel differ from other English lawyers as they are appointed by the crown on petition and hold precedence among lawyers. They function with the authority of the commission and rank alongside senior members of the profession. It is established that no king's counsel may conduct a case without a junior counsel.
The name kaolin derives from a hill near Kaoling in China where clay was found. A Jesuit missionary sent the kaolin to Europe around 1790, with a similar clay later found near Schneeberg Germany used in porcelain. Kaolin also occurs in Nebraska and in eastern shales.
A fragment describes Matilda telling her Mronite nephew to soak his feet in a tub of salt water to toughen them. The passage notes the boy loving to go barefoot and hints at upcoming moments and a planned activity tomorrow.
A London studio owner borrows a cod as a model for a painting. After two hours the fish is kept, and the model is sold to Corcoran Art Gallery. The fishmonger refuses any fee when informed of the painting’s value, proudly noting it was indeed a fine cod.
A home remedy claims to relieve kidney trouble before Bright's disease stages. The mixture combines Fruit Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karzon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces, taken after meals and at night. It asserts healing effects on the kidney and urinary system and claims to remove uric acid and waste matter from blood.
Shoppers show enthusiasm for a new spring selection now in stores. The display highlights a range of styles and sizes as customers compare options.
Market notes show muslins trending as leading line prices at 15 cents with oddities and variations. Fancy goods list several 60 cent items, including beer related offers, reflecting a dynamic but unclear sale.
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