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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
7
Newmarket Ontario May 7 specials report a woman named Mrs M Conor who suffered three years from weakness and female trouble due to kidney issues. After six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills she is entirely cured and praises the remedy.
A Paris Eclair meditation on how gems, necklaces, bracelets, and jewels exert irresistible charm over the senses. It notes that art seeks new sensations and reductions yet cannot free humanity from the alluring yoke of precious stones.
A Syracuse woman credits Dr Agnews Cure for Heart with curing her long heart disease and dropsy after one dose and bottle. The Montreal council rejects public money for Frisco sufferers andParmelees Vegetable Pills claim to activate the intestines after stomach passage to ease costiveness.
The Holland school board purchased four vans to transport students from rural areas to the town school, aiming to improve accessibility and punctuality for pupils.
The tea world shifted from China and Japan dominance to Ceylon gardens after a coffee blight, with Scotch planters cultivating tea and high prices early on. Salada Tea Co expanded into Canada and the United States, packing in air light sealed packets. both black and green teas gain favor for purity and flavor, claiming healthful, colorless greens.
Mr Kingsley recalls a visit to Ruskin where the critic-artist argued with his mother who influenced his intellect. George Richmond rode with the party and joined in the debate as Mrs Ruskin interjected with a blunt line, Hold your tongue Advertiser.
In Paris at Jardin de Paris, forty top shots trained under duel conditions using a harmless bolinon bullet. Deirjiere’s club The Societes Assauit un Pistolet staged paired rounds with 272 shots and 202 hits. Commandant Ferreus and Mr. Winans each scored full in the final, with Winans enduring a thumb injury from a backfire.
Haley's Own Tablets are promoted as the safest cure all for infants and children. The ad claims relief from constipation indigestion colic diarrhoea simple fevers and teething problems with no poisonous ingredients and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Hugh B. Denton of Scotchtown New Jersey. Available from medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A fragment from the Houston Post shows a dialogue where a suitor asks to wed and proposes eloping if agreeable. The father challenges the plan by offering a financial alternative, suggesting a bargain on the wedding savings.
A patent remedy claims rapid relief for eczema and related skin conditions. Advertisements promise cures for Barber's Itch Tetter Salt Rheum and other eruptions within three to six nights. A single application allegedly soothes severe itching and discomfort, priced at 35 cents.
A woman asks the conductor if the car is perfectly safe and receives a courteous reply that there have been no serious accidents. She worries about a possible cable break near the mountain summit, and the conductor replies in a humorous moral vein about her past life.
A short local notice from Charles Whooten of Port Mulgrave endorses Minard's Liniment for sore throat colds and common ailments claiming prompt relief and cure.
A brilliant young statesman addresses the senate urging action to preserve Niagara from private exploitation. He recalls the fathers who fought to save the cataract and asks whether private interests should blast the rock at the site for building purposes. The speech ends as he adjusts his coat, and attention wanes.
Moissan reports success distilling platinum group metals including indium and rhodium using an electric furnace. Bishop Doane of Albany cites a humorous anecdote about divorce reform, recounting a Scot and Saunders joke to illustrate motives in human behavior.
Leaflets describing the town and its advantages are printed and distributed free to merchants who place them in letters sent out of town. Brig General Wellman Serrell, engineer of the Niagara Suspension Bridge and Hoosac Tunnel, has died in New York. he was born in England. Bickle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup touted as agreeable and curative for throat irritation and persistent colds. C. E. B. Price, organist, accepts a position with the American Presbyterian church in Montreal. Wolford's Sanitary Lotion claims a 30 minute cure for Itch Mange Prairie Scratches and Cuban itch, available at druggists. John Waldie plans a library building in Burlington as a gift. Sunlight Soap promoted as superior when used in the Sunlight way. Sir William P. Howland, 95, underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering.
J A McGillivray supreme secretary of the LO F is seriously ill with anaemia and has retired from active work. Murdoch McLennan, a well known drug traveller of Ontario, died unexpectedly while visiting Stratford. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are advertised as a potent small dose remedy.
St Catherines holds 18 hotel licenses more than any other Ontario city when measured against its population, indicating a high concentration of hospitality licenses in the city.
A physician recounts a case where a dying brother-physician begged to be killed, refused his wife, and the doctor hid a revolver key. The man killed himself with his own revolver after unlocking a bureau. The doctor also used a matching key to the mother’s bureau, timing her exit from the home.
A boilermaker rejects a job applicant who is deaf in one ear explaining in a boiler shop such a worker cannot locate sounds. The applicant learns that all half deaf people would misjudge directions, making the environment dangerous. The exchange underscores safety concerns in industrial settings.
A young southerner entering a New York law firm once wrote I am clearly of opinion in a draft. James C. Carter advised him to avoid overassertion and to seek the preponderance of the doubt. The anecdote highlights careful legal drafting.
In an the narrator recalls meeting Lord Melbourne in Dublin castle as a child. His grandfather, then undersecretary for Ireland, introduced him to the chief secretary. Melbourne encouraged early service to the public and preserving public trust.
Bricklayers fear bad luck in construction. Doomsayings include not laying the top brick at the north corner and refusing top or final bricks except for churches. They hide a horseshoe with a cent in a wall hollow for luck and consider trowel breaking unlucky. churches are deemed luckiest.
An orator denounces the nation as decadent and cites an egg allegedly struck him as corroborative evidence of his point. The scene implies a dramatic protest with the egg serving as a symbolic prop during the remarks.
Jones exclaims his three children mirror him while Brown softly foresees the youngest will resemble him the longest. The banter blends pride with playful irony about parent and child likeness.
A conversation shows Aunt Roth lamenting aging and her Niece hoping for youth. Aunt Roth jokes she would nearly trade youth for folly, while the Niece questions the price of staying young.
A dish of memory and heritage emerges as a wife uses her mother in law’s recipe to honor her husband's mother. The exchange highlights valued family cooking connections across generations.
A quirky folk saying laments how a girl can cause a man to look foolish, noting nature’s role in human folly and social theatrics.
Sam Davis of Nevada forged a Bret Harte style poem titled Binley and 46 and signed Harte’s name. The Open Letter published the fake and Leslie’s Weekly ran a full page with Harte’s portrait calling it the best short poem of the decade. The ruse persisted until Harte publicly denied authorship years later.
In dreams memory is absent so startling events like fleeing lions or meeting dead friends do not astonish the dreamer. The narrator explains why dreamers accept bizarre changes such as flying in balloons and talking with the deceased as ordinary, since memory cannot mark prior impossible events.
Two men reconnect after months and discuss a new home in Germantown with fares, pennies, and coal bills. One invites the other to visit, noting they now have a telephone but can’t recall the number, joking about memorization.
A London Chronicle quote argues clothing shapes behavior across society from a bushman in evening dress to Addison and a naughty girl in Sunday clothes. It contends people rise or fall to the standard of their attire, predicting archangelic conduct in a world of constant fashion.
A physician notes there are over fifty headache types and common forms can be treated by self diagnosis. Forehead pain links to dyspepsia, back of head to liver, temple bursting to malnutrition, top head ache to overwork, and brow ache to eye strain.
The passage asserts there is no future for a person who stops growing mentally, calling such a mindset leading to stagnation and metaphorical death. It warns that many are half dead at fifty due to attitudes rather than age, urging continual personal development.
A weary spouse laments being unseen since marriage while the partner recalls past visits. Both admit they now have nowhere to go, signaling the fade of romance as domestic life changes their social routine.
Kilduff notes a bill collector Dunn shows ill timed levity. Skidmore asks how he behaves. Kilduff recalls Dunn greeting clients with a cheerful query: Did you want to see me today.
A poetic invocation asks for a day begun with smiles and sustained by cheerful labor. The speaker hopes sunlit happiness and loving kindness to brighten the house of habitation for all.
A terse maxim asserts that luck is a final aid only after all other efforts fail to invite success. The line underscores persistence and planning over chance.
English lawyer Sir James Scarlett showed verdicts could be won without eloquence. In a breach of promise case he turned a failure into success by cross examining a mother witness and then delivering a tactful argument. He told the jury he was a child in her hands and implied his client’s innocence.
The city of Fort William announced a tax rate of 15 mills for this year, outlining how the levy will support municipal services and budgets.
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