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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
2
Advertisement notes pleasant at home cushion top work with earnings from 3 to 5 dollars daily. Armour Art Co department N 13 Steele Bv Winnipeg.
After the confirmation service at Deeping St James the Bishop of Grantham reappeared in his robes to confirm a cycling candidate who had endured boisterous weather. The bishop praised the lad for his determination and pluck. Muscular rheumatism is touted to ease quickly with Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil applied with brisk rubbing until relief.
A provocative claim argues that women are hard to please, yet daily marriages serve as counterpoint. The author cites unions as evidence in a satirical tone reflecting social attitudes toward gender and matrimony.
An Almanac by Rudolf Martin reveals the wealth of German rulers led by the Kaiser with estates in Prussia and Berlin valued at tens of millions. It names Bertha Krupp, Donnersmarck, Rothschild and others, noting tax exemptions and the potential revenue if a wealth tax extended to princes.
In lamenting German princes wealth and tax liability, the piece notes Prince Frederick Henry of Prussia owning a Berlin park valued around 4 million dollars yet yielding nothing and costing fortunes to maintain. It highlights favored princes like Fuerstenberg and Lippe who hold lands abroad escaping German taxes, while less favored princes fear selling assets to cover war tax costs.
Public warning about mercury in catarrh remedies urges avoiding ointments and choosing Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. The medicine contains no mercury and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available. price listed per bottle and Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
London doctors urge immediate action as 500 milligrams of radium lie unused in a safe while five city hospitals plead for supplies. Dr Lazarus Barlow warns most cancer patients die without radium and details plan to buy up to 800 milligrams to sustain treatment for years, needing about $64,000 from benefactors.
A short, pointed remark questions whether people who are not enterprising should worry, implying caution or concern about complacency. The fragment hints at a moral about initiative versus security and invites reflection on personal risk.
A casual exchange notes a fondness for friends and observes a tendency to enjoy them toasted or grilled in a playful, metaphorical dialogue about cooking and companionship. The jest hints at familiar affection and humorous preference.
A man asserts he will act without permission, implying recurring control over his wife. The remark suggests ongoing intimidation and a pattern of dominance within the relationship.
Three European rulers King Edward Kaiser and Czar will gather this summer at the Danish court. Each will be accompanied by a leading statesman. The meeting aims to discuss political matters beyond family ties and is expected to influence the near eastern military situation and commercial relations.
Rome reports the Italian Tri-Aerial Society has delivered seven aeroplanes for army use amid $600,900 raised during the Tripoli war. It is pledged to deliver seven monoplanes and sixteen biplanes by April, as Berlin notes naval authorities plan ten aviation stations.
Feeling exhausted and out of sorts as winter ends You may suffer from poor watery blood and tired nerves Dr Williams Pink Pills promise to cleanse bad blood strengthen nerves and renew energy They claim new rich red blood improves skin eyes and sleep Purchase via mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 50 cents per box of six or $2 50 per dozen packs
The passage muses on how telephones ease women's duties by avoiding trips to meetings. It contrasts fears and burdens carried by women with male dismissiveness and vanity. It notes men are not vain yet warns against joking about a man's bald spot.
Two men named Cannon and Ball were present. Cannon was fired and Ball was pounced, illustrating how a name shaped their handling. The incident reads as a terse note on action and consequence.
A tactful person recognizes that truth is too precious to be tossed about carelessly and chooses measured speech. The notion emphasizes restraint, respect for facts, and careful communication in any discourse.
A comment notes that the south sea islander need not fear coal prices, suggesting a contrast with others facing rising costs. The remark highlights economic sensitivity to energy costs in different communities.
Berlin faces a separation of opinion over financing the 250 million army increase with 50 million yearly costs. Central Germany states oppose Prussia while Saxony's king allegedly unites non Prussian rulers against north German taxes. Banks seek 50 million for the half of the Prussian loan. municipalities struggle to place loans. Public letters protest war taxes as Holloway's Corn Cure ad ends fragment.
A hypnotist describes stopping a man with a mental pass and claims a similar story in New York where a man allegedly halted mid-fall from a sixteen story building. The dialogue uses casual banter about the trick and a warning to watch for such acts in the city.
A large porter vat at the Ladyswell Brewery in Cork burst on Thursday flooding the yard. A worker swam through the escaping liquid to avoid drowning.
M Louis Coqueril of Dearbeil shot two leopard eyes in a Paris garden last evening after seeing yellow eyes in a bush. He retrieved an old gun and fired, felling the big cat that had escaped from a menagerie.
A reader praises Minard’s Liniment for a badly jammed foot, stating a thorough bath with the product left the foot as good as new the next day. The testimonial frames the liniment as highly effective for quick relief.
Osborne Cottage in East Cowes, former residence of Princess Henry of Battenberg, is offered at auction. The property features fine gardens and extensive stabling.
Mme Liopet in Paris received dates by mail believed to be from a friend. She tasted them and suffered pains before recovering with an antidote. Police arrest Marthe Berge on charges of attempted poisoning using a copper compound in the fruit.
A wry remark hints at hidden risks behind optimism as a smiling individual contemplates an operation for emilitis, underscoring medical anxiety in lighthearted language.
A seasoned politician rarely wears boastful airs and instead lets his record define him. He prioritizes results over self-promotion, focusing on tangible deeds rather than public self praise.
Giacommo Masciarini aged 106 and Luigi Pongelis aged 100 walked three and four miles respectively to cast votes in the Swiss parliamentary elections at Teotno.
The North Swedish Bank directors at Alsta conclude contracts with several firms to print advertisements on the backs of their banknotes. The move aims to promote goods while circulating currency in Sweden.
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