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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
2
Marriage of Miles and Dorothy in Perilous Revelation
Miles confesses a forged marriage claim after a letter ties him to Bevan and George Hennesley. Dorothy consoles him and vows to face the catastrophe together, with hope that life will work out as fate intends. The couple discuss leaving their home rather than a churchyard farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Bevan
George Hennesley
Dorothy
Galahad
Rom
Littl
Odie
Triten
Nak
George Hennessey
Petressett
Lissom
George
Oliver
Tritton
Soames
Pimples So Bad e Was Ashamed Pimples So Bad e
A testimonial recounts severe facial acne seven years ago, including red swollen spots that turned white with discharge. After trying doctors and various medicines to no avail, the speaker credits Cuticura for curing the condition and urges others to use it if seeking a sure cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
Perini
O.t
Cure for Eczema Claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Testimonial from Bes Noble Tubman of Deusen Montana dated January 1 1917 asserts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured a baby’s body rashes after many remedies failed. She credits a friend for recommending the products and notes success after trying other treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Noble Tubman
Deusen
Mont
Potter Drug
Chem. Corp
Columbus von
Marriage dispute over inheritance drives tension in lodge scene
In a tense交 scene Miles Soames seeks proofs to claim inheritance as a marriage rumor complicates the estate. Dorothy consoles him while facing emotional strain as Oliver’s return unsettles them. the moment ends with a dramatic call in the lane.
Remarkable Horsham Centenarian Singer and Bell Ringer
In Horsham lives Henry Burstow a shoemaker by trade and singer of songs who can recall 400 learned tunes. He remembers events back to 1820 including a man selling his wife at the November Fair for 3s 6d and in 1844 a woman nicknamed Pin-Toe Nanny sold at market for 5s 6d before marrying Jim Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Henry Burstow
Burstow
Jim Smith
Westminster Gazectie
Factory wives shortage cited in South Australia
Demigration authorities in South Australia face a shortage of women as factory managers blame marriages for idle machines. A leading factory manager noted giving wedding presents to several young women over the past two to three years, reflecting broader recruitment difficulties for female operatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Stobig. Pye Eything
Last Thing at the Gunpowder Factory
A heavy fur coated man runs a gunpowder factory with a lean foreman. A worker reports that Bill died in a mixing room accident caused by a pyrotechnic mishap. The boss is surprised by the Suspected culprit, Fancy Hill, and questions the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Bih
Improving the Cost of Eggs Across North American Markets
Detectives investigate a December shipment of eggs labeled as guaranteed new laid sold under an alias. The case spans U S and Canadian cities with eggs priced 18 to 24 cents a dozen, transportation and storage costs raising final figures. The incident prompts heightened scrutiny of egg sourcing and pricing in cross border markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Dee
U.S
Montreal
New York
New Element Canadium Discovered in British Columbia
A. G. French, a Scotchman, reports a new element named canadium found in the Nelson district of British Columbia. It belongs to the platinum group, occurs in minerals as chains, and resists oxidation. Samples yield from about a sixth to three and a half ounces per ton, and the metal is ductile and low in melting point. Scales were sent to the University of Glasgow for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. French
Nelson
British Columbia
Glascow
Harper's Weekly
Wait Until the Tracy Stops a Railway Joke
An amused passenger erased part of a door warning at a railway compartment. A heavy rainstorm followed. An old country woman boarded at the next stop and wondered why she and her husband could not exit in the rain, calling the traveler a heartless wag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Premature Question Triggers Tillman Light Hearted Anecdote
Senator Tillman, in a Washington interview, deflected a premature query with urbanity. He recalled a child named Tommy who asked visitors whose little boy they were, and later quizzed a young man in the parlor by asking, whose father are you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Washington
Tommy
Many Fingered Family in Koshilovo Village Report
The village of Koshilovo in Grodno Government Russia reports over fifty peasants with extra fingers. Traced to a peasant who died in the early 1800s, the trait reappears in two to five extra digits in descendants. Intermarriage is spreading the deformity to nearby villages and it exempts youths from military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koshilovo
Grodno
Russia
Pall Mall Guzette
Not Quite Ready Scottish Architect Brings Jordan Water
A famed Scottish architect travelling in Palestine learns of a birth. He returns to Scotland with Jordan water for the christening and seeks the church beadle to hand over the water. The beadle nods that the timing is off and quips about waiting until after the kirk opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Jordan
Scotland
Diner and Banker Bets on Union Pacific Rise
The dialogue references Union Pacific stock rising by two points tomorrow. A satire notes Moors avoiding banks by hiding money in the ground while a Henry VIVI England land price is cited at a shilling per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
England
Henry
Wife of the P M Talks to Women
Mrs Chiasson wife of the Gloucester police magistrate attributes two years of illness to kidney trouble and credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with rapid improvement after the first box. She describes back pain fatigue thirst and nervousness as symptoms and says the pills cured her quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
N. B
Jos Chiasson
Dodd
Mrs. Chiasson
Suffragette Clarifies Relation With Bondsman
The Washington Herald quotes a militant suffragette denying romantic involvement with a young man and clarifying that he is not her beau but a professional bonds man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas
Washington Herald
Regina board of trade to push freight rate fairness
Regina Saskatchewan shippers committee after discussion decided to send a telegram to the railway commissioner urging that commodity freight rates stay in effect during negotiations with railways. They note sixth class rates still favor Winnipeg for agricultural implements and will seek a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina, Sask
Regina Board of Trade
Fter
Winnipeg
The Perils of Sea Service and Submarine Duty
A London Times reflection notes that sea service builds manliness and nerve through real duty and that submarine hazards, while serious, do not exceed risks faced by other naval branches. Daily routine trials shape naval character and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Service
London Times
Portrait Idea: Caricature as Self
Create a playful self caricature showing exaggerated features that hint at your hobbies and habits. Emphasize a distinctive feature, add props like a camera or sketchbook, and place you in a humorous scene that reflects your personality. Use bold lines and light shading for a lively, approachable look.
Microscope Helps Housewives Learn Food and Fabrics
Miss Frances Stern of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology advocates microscope use for home work. She says it would help the housewife prepare foods more intelligently and explain bread failures. It could also distinguish wool cotton and silk fibers to avoid deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stern
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Time Economy and Sound Learning by Philip Gomerton
The text argues that time power lies in valuing sound learning over endless pursuits. It urges making a list of pursuits, judging their soundness, then renouncing the rest to save time. For remaining aims, set clear limits to cultivate efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gomerton
Reisner Proposes Sphinx Brain Probe in Egypt
Harvard professor George Andrew Reisner seeks to uncover hidden messages in the Sphinx by drilling into its head. He believes the Cephren head cavity extends deeper and plans field work from Alexandria with funds from Harvard and with Prof. L Earle Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Andrew Reisner
Harvard University
Geig
Reisner
Egypt
New York
Daily Telegraph
Cephren
Harvard Savaiut
Alexandria
Harvard
L. Earle Rowe
Largest human spun spider web in Chicago garden
A Chicago man built a 46 by 60 foot spider web between two trees on his lawn. The rope web, visible from a main thoroughfare, aims to imitate a real spider’s net and is described as a striking novelty that fascinates passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ramsey Proposes Underground Coal Gas Extraction Trial
Sir W Ramsey outlines a plan to store coal underground and burn it there to collect gases. He has discussed the idea with a major colliery proprietor, who will conduct a small scale experiment to test the concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ramsey
Americans Still Lead in Meat Consumption Says Doctor
The article notes that despite Census trends toward vegetarianism Americans remain the biggest meat eaters in the world. It claims meat costs Americans $1 100 million more annually than vegetables and that the country spends about $2 251 010 000 on food each year.
Minard's and the Struggling Author Hearse of Hope
A struggling author tells Minard's that the world may not recognize his work until after death. A friend consoles him with bleak humor, saying Wall 5 would not worry as he would be beyond injury then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall 5
Cohan Jokes About Men's Clothes and Style
George M. Cohan jokes about fashion to a comedian audience while a tragedian criticizes a bow legged actor. The banter riffs on outfit choices and an Easter Sunday parade on Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cohan
Blank
Mr Cohan
Fifth Avenue
Early bread and windfall origins attributed to ancient peoples
A claim notes that the first bread was made by the Greeks and the first windfall by the Saracens, presenting a historical-sounding attribution to these groups.
Ottawa mulls railway link to Georgian Bay from Montreal
Government courted by railway interests proposing a Montreal to Georgian Bay line with running rights for LC.R. No firm decision yet, but ministers will consider the plan this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Montreal
Georgian Bay
Lc.r
Polish Workers in Scottish Mines Reach 2400 Figure
A census style note records about 2400 adiensi, many of them Polish, employed in Scottish mines. The statistic highlights immigrant labor presence in Scotland's mining sector and hints at ethnic composition of the workforce.
France and Algeria adopt Greenwich time since March last year
The report notes that both France and Algeria have adopted Greenwich Mean Time starting in March of the previous year, aligning clocks with the GMT standard across territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Algeria
Enemies as Critics Spur Gratitude in Miss Cayenne
Miss Cayenne says loving enemies is unlikely yet many should feel grateful to foes who show genuine interest in us. She argues adversaries provide real stake in our well being and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
The Origin of Diamonds by Bolton
Bolton argues natural diamond formation involves metal vapors like iron or magnesium acting on carbon dioxide. He reports success in creating microscopic diamonds via mercury vapor on carbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Bolton
Ile
Mothers Praise Baby's Own Tablets From Mrs Sullivan
A New Brunswick mother reports her infant cried constantly until using Baby's Own Tablets. After the first dose, the baby improved and became healthy, now described as a big, fat, good-natured child. Sold by dealers or mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville 25 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sullivan
Main River
N. B
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Different Judge Refuses Third Term for Recurrent Offender
In a courtroom scene a judge recalls sending the same prisoner to jail twice and asks for any statement to avoid a third term. The prisoner answers he has scruples about a third term to the judge.
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