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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
2
King tracks a mysterious doctor and visits a former confidant in Maida Vale. He learns of a hospital routine at four o clock and contemplates a staged meet with a mistress amid a cluttered apartment filled with photos. The meeting ignites speculation of a put up job.
Lydia Linkinshaw faces King’s probe into activities after Amaranth Club hours. He offers cash to reveal what happens at Barthelemy’s house, pressing her for details about seven o’clock in the morning. The scene ends with Lydia in a tense, secretive posture.
The article reports Edison torpedo deflecting devices claimed to reduce submarine danger. It cites tests on torpedo boats and on several liners, including a big American steamship that arrived at an Atlantic port. Passengers and officers noted a torpedo misfire but the device allegedly deflected it before impact, with installation planned to expand rapidly.
Bertie, known as the Bermondsey Kid, has been promoted to sergeant after only a few months in the army. He tours his old haunts proudly displaying his new stripes, recalling how he was once mocked as lazy and good for nothing. His father chides him playfully, saying bold pals would have ended up a zebra if he hadn’t proven himself.
The note mentions Jibway wrote articles printed nationwide in various papers including the Age-Herald. It asks if the piece was fiction and refers to a patent medicine testimon y and Dirminghare.
The piece urges personal food discipline as a nation wide effort. It stresses waste reduction, daily fish meals, tracking spending, and the role of housekeepers, with a pledge enforcing individual responsibility. It notes European demand for wheat bacon and beef substitutes available in Canada and calls for persistent substitution.
The New York Tribune says German diplomacy uses a facade of morality to push invasions and killings. It claims Germany seeks to coerce other nations by painting these actions as a duty, while doubting that so called stupid governments will submit.
A Quebec battalion lieutenant led a patrol of nine men to a frontline haze zone and captured three Germans while avoiding any hits. A second patrol followed, yielding three more prisoners with one wounded, in an effective outpost operation. The Germans sent a taunting aerial message from Lens.
The Pearl Harbor naval wireless station reopened as the most powerful in the world and set a new record for long distance transmission. Messages between Secretary Daniels and Pearl Harbor’s naval commandant were sent to Sayville, Long Island, about 5,000 miles in thirty three minutes, part of a global high power chain linking ships with Washington.
A man laments living “a dog’s life” while a woman agrees and remarks on reliance on others for meals, reflecting a theme of dependence and trust in daily support as reported by De Voit Free Press.
Rev George E White president of Ana tolia College Marsovan Northern Asia Minor recounts mass killings by Turkish authorities. About 1200 Armenian men were seized during searches and executed by groups of 100 to 200, with bodies dumped in burial trenches. Two Turkish peasants handled stripping victims. A group sang Nearer My God to Thee before death.
The London Times emphasizes that food economy remains essential and demands unwavering self restraint from every individual to prevent shortages or waste.
French chemists Francois Lebreil and Raoul Desgeorges propose turning milk into a plastic fabric. After removing fat and forming curds, the mass is boiled and air dried, then treated with acetone to achieve hardness and plasticity. The product can imitate silk underwear or ivory and enable buttons and bric a brac.
In a Boston transcript a resident asks about neighborhood borrowing troubles. The reply says neighbors rarely have items the speaker wants, highlighting common friction over borrowed goods and availability. The brief exchange captures everyday urban frictions.
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