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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
3
A humorous train vignette features a nervous passenger praising terra firma and a witty exchange with a Funny Man who questions luck. A famous athlete recalls a past football match and a child confirms tales of borrowing five dollars that day.
A stern husband questions his wife about wearing another woman's hair and skin of another calf on his feet in a terse back and forth. The exchange reads as a moral quip on fidelity and self image.
London report says Bath boy Ernest Wright was found dead in his bath after a heavy dinner. Authorities believe the hot bath contributed to the fatal outcome.
London review of Arthur Schnitzler's one act play The Green Cockatoo staged by Stage Society in July 1789 Paris. Prosper runs an underground cellar where actors pretend crime while a real murderer joins the drama. Henri, Leocadie and Duc de Cadigan figure in a collapsing boundary between performance and reality as the Bastille falls.
If one be troubled with corns ad warts, he will find in Holloway's Cor. Cure an application that will entirely relieve suffering.
Lord Methuen speaking at the South African Church Railway Mission annual meeting urged clergymen in South Africa to be men of character able to ride and drive teams, and to prove they are as good as any Dutch English or native, above all embodying true gentility.
A Thuringian tannery owner named August Brehm was convicted in 1892 of burning his factory to obtain insurance proceeds and received five years penal servitude. He served four years, was released for good behavior, and later asserted his innocence. The Reichstag petitions committee has urged the government to revise laws on compensation for wrongfully convicted persons. Brehm, then with an estate of about $100,000, became a pauper after arrest as creditors seized his assets. He refused $565 awarded by local authorities, while costs were deducted and creditors claimed the rest. He is now sixty-five.
Miller's Worm Powders are claimed to cause no harm to children and adolescents infested with worms. The product is described as providing relief and protection from parasitic pests, preventing sickness and suffering in many young individuals.
Authorities at the Balinasloe Asylum plan a new wing costing 200000 to accommodate a growing number of patients in Galway and Roscommon counties. The increased insanity rates prompt the expansion as officials seek to improve care and capacity.
Crinkly toasted white corn bits ready to serve. Pair with cream milk or fruit for a tempting breakfast. Made by Pure Food Factories of Canadian Postum Cereal Company Windsor Ontario.
Minnesota legislative investigation finds Minneapolis elevators profit by mixing lower grade wheat into No 1 and No 2 Northern grades. Tables show large net gains during 1910 to 1912 as farmers lose value while elevators claim efficiency and market leverage. Critics argue farmers bear millions in losses yearly.
A fragment shows two boys in spectacles debating wealth happiness. One notes a cousin with two cents and indecision about coins or moons and gum. The scene captures a playful moment reflecting simple desires.
A joking quarrel unfolds as Charlie insists the couple is engaged, while one partner denies it. The playful exchange turns into a linguistic pun about two negatives creating an affirmative, highlighting a lighthearted dispute over commitment.
Margaret explains her choice to accept 16 by contrasting marrying for money or brains. Percy notes some fear that she lacked both. The exchange hints at social expectations and personal values in a witty dialogue.
A black beetle appeared on a concert platform in Brisbane causing a localist to faint and her accompanist to flee the hall. the performance was halted as the incident unsettled the audience.
Tommy and Willie share a tense moment as Tommy says he wants to give Willie something for his birthday but admits he is not big enough to fight back the bully. The exchange reveals concern, fear, and a budding plan to cope with harassment.
Geneva report notes Attilio Maffei, newly elected council member, flew from Bellinzona to Lugano to assume his seat in the grand provincial council. The journey underscores his swift transition into regional leadership.
Ladies desired to work at home decorating cushion tops. Earn from 3 to 5 dollars daily in a pleasant work environment. Armour Arm Co Dept N, Al Steele Block, Winnipeg.
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