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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 19, 1925

Page

6

Captain Blood saga ends with daring voyage plan

An excerpt from Captain Blood recounts Peter Blood’s raid on a Spanish galleon, capture of Don Diego de Espinosa y Valdez, and a council on fate of Spanish prisoners. Blood presses for sending captives toward Tortuga while tensions rise aboard the Cinco Lingas.

Peter Bloot Barbadoes James Arabella Bishop Bishop Don Diego de Espinosa Y Valdez Mary Trail Arabella Don Diego Colonel Bishop Blood Curacao

Blood Accepts French Buccaneer Levasseur as Partner

Don Pedro Sangre known as Peter Blood leads pirate brethren at Tortuga as Levasseur proposes alliance with Blood. Levasseur offers his ship and crew plus a privateer force to joint ventures, with articles granting each vessel three-fifths of prize value and two-fifths to the other. The plan is discussed among Hagthorpe Wolverstone and Blood, and formalized within a week.

Blood France Holland Tortuga Peter Blood Arabella Bishop Arabella M. d’Ogeron Peter Barbadoes Great Brotherhood Ogeron Caribbean Hagthorpe and Wolverstone Rufian Pedro Sangre le Sang Levasseur Bay Hispaniola Mademoiselle d’Ogeron M. d'‘Ogeron Captain Blood Brood Hagthorpe Biood

Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised by Port Greville mother

A Port Greville Nova Scotia mother testifies her severe side pain weakness and headaches improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during and after pregnancy The letter promotes the product as safe for nursing mothers and benefits extend to the child, noting strong testimonials and a lack of harmful drugs.

Port Greville Nova Scotia Lydia E. Pinkham Rupert McCulley

Californian Harry Pidgeon Aims World Voyage Reach

Baltimore Evening Sun reports Harry Pidgeon, a Californian, sailing solo around the world in a fourteen yacht. He left Los Angeles in November 1923, crossed the Pacific and Indian Oceans, rounded the Cape of Good Hope, and finished a 35 day jump from Ascension Island to Trinidad. He still must reach the Panama Canal and Los Angeles, hoping to arrive by September.

Port of Spain Trinidad Venezuela Harry Pidgeon Pidgeon Los Angeles Pacific Indian Oceans Cape of Good Hope Ascension Island South Atlantic Panama Canal Canal Joshua Slocum Globe Slocum Cape Horn Baltimore Evening Sun

The Magazine Menace in Canadian Reading Markets

Major Baxter urged Canada to counter the flood of American magazines by boosting Canadian publishing. The Montreal Star notes the dominance of American periodicals with extensive advertising for American products and argues for establishing and supporting Canadian magazines to create fair competition.

Major Baxter Canada Montreal Baxter Montreal Star

Road In Devonshire Hidden With Rich Metals

A road into Nidecombe, Devonshire, is found to yield silver and gold within its peculiar granite pavement. A ton of rock may contain three to thirty shillings of gold and up to two-thirds of an ounce of silver, worth under two shillings. Large quantities of this rock line walls and moor edges, with the gold vein still undiscovered.

Nidecombe Devonshire

Fireworks Origins and a Drought Claim

A note surveys fireworks origins in China and Florence around 1360 and 1588, cites Lord Macaulay’s claim that English fireworks cost £12,000 after the 1697 Treaty of Ryswick, and mentions a geological survey denying knowledge of dry springs starting before a drought end.

Florence Italy Lord Macaulay Eingland France Ryswick England The Geological Survey

Lipton and Lauder Exchange Jest on Pins Thrift Tale

The two comedians, Lipton and Lauder, share a humorous story about a Pin package scam in Piccadilly. Lauder jokes about Caledonian thrift as Lipton buys a packet labeled with one thousand pins for threepence and returns to complain three pins were missing.

Thomas Lipton Harry Lauder Harry New York Piccadilly Lauder Glasgow London

British Capital For Canada In the Dominion

F. W. Field senior British trade commissioner in Canada said in Montreal that Britain should establish branch factories in Canada. He urged larger British capital investment in the near future to boost Anglo Canadian trade and provide general benefit.

Canada F. W. Field British Trade Commission Montreal Field

Canadian Club in London Faces Fund Dwindle

The Canadian Club in London fading as life membership funds dwindle. three more Anglo-Canadians join while an investigation into its financial position is underway.

London F. C. Wade

Wings and Hope in a Holiness Message

A devotional excerpt extols spiritual ascent through faith and benevolence. Quoting Isaias and Victor Hugo, it links wings to freedom of the soul, urging an ardent, selfless heart guided by the Holy Spirit to elevate Christian duties and eternal awareness.

Horatio N. Powers

Success At Last Mrs Hall

Mrs Hall confronts John after 15 years of suspicion as she declares belief in deception. Mr Hal acknowledges the long struggle with a cautious reply. The exchange centers on a confession or revelation tied to a long running personal grievance.

Man Made Earthquakes from Coal Excavations in England

Reported Midlands tremors may result from human activity while mining for coal and iron. Large dumps of waste rock destabilized ground near Carnarvonshire in July 1913, triggering a landslide that echoed seismic effects over miles.

Midlands England Carnarvonshire Granite Quarries

King Shows Interest in Beet Industry at Sandringham

The King accepts a contract to grow beets at Sandringham for the new Spalding sugar factory in Lincolnshire where contracts are being taken up freely. He already grows beets for the Cantley factory in Norfolk.

Sandringham Spalding Lincolnshire Cantley Norfolk

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