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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 11, 1915

Page

6

Kaiser Tears and Doom in Hasle Despatch

A Swiss despatch reports South German socialist Gared Anton Fendrich publishing a pamphlet claiming an interview with the Kaiser at the front. The Kaiser reportedly calls France doomed, laments its demoralization, and foresees German unification shaping a new European humanity. The piece closes with an advertisement for Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.

Hasle Switzerland Ix Temps Anton Fendrich Battefront France Fendrich

Britain to order 2000 3000 heavy guns for Canada delivery

The Sydney Post notes Sir Robert Borden says the British War Office will order 2000 to 3000 heavy guns for Canada with delivery planned in two years. It argues Britain seeks certainty on war needs and cites past munition shortages as a lesson for broader prepa rations and manpower. Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.

Robert Borden British War Office Canada Britain Sydney Post

Man Refuses Registration Then Joins Army

A young man refused to fill his National Registration paper and flung it at the enumerator declaring he would not answer. The enumerator sought reinforcements and returned with an inspector but found the man had left to enlist at the town hall. Abraham Lincoln noted that conscientious objectors can avoid the issue by volunteering.

Abraham Lincoln

Airman Helioscope Patrols Wisconsin Forest Fires

A flying boat searches north central Wisconsin woods for fires, enabling rapid reach to remote scenes. The airman can spot 30 miles distant and pinpoint locations, surpassing the ranger's view from a 60 foot tower and cutting response time from hours to minutes.

Wisconsin

Two Medicine Hat Men Profit From Alberta Land Venture

F M Ginther and W B Finlay turned a failed Bowell tract into a windfall. With a $37,000 six month loan they cropped 3,000 acres wheat 1,600 oats and flax, selling 10,000 bushels wheat for a thousand dollars in Bowell. Total crop value about 125000 with net profit around 85000 after mortgage and threshing. Ginther a Medicine Hat broker nine years resident. Finlay son of Alberta’s first cabinet minister of agriculture.

Medicine Hat Calgary Herald Bowell Canadian Wheat Lands Company London F. M. Ginther W .B. Finlay Messrs Finlay Ginther Alberta

Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Testimonials

An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a promise of a $100 reward for any case not cured. It features testimonials from F. J. Cheney and a 15 year trust claim, notes internal action, and lists price 75 cents per bottle with sales through druggists.

Uwue Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney National Bank OF Commerce Touredu Sonst Pathon

War Costs 70 Million a Day Says Berlin Financier

Berlin critic Carl Helffe, the imperial treasurer, says the war expenses of the principal belligerents total about 74 million dollars daily, nearly 3 million per hour. He notes England and Germany bear the heaviest financial burdens and that Germany fights largely through domestic production and labor rather than money. Meat and labor are essential to Germany's war effort.

Berlin Carl Helfferich England Germany

German Socialists and the Brotherly Struggle for Freedom

Harper's Weekly laments the German Socialists who oppose aggression, endure repression, and seek a liberal future. It predicts their perseverance will gain glory and recruits, culminating in eventual recognition as heroes, with the unlikely prospect of a socialist reaching the presidency.

Brotherhood of Man Europe France England

September, a restful period in quiet homes

A brief dialogue notes September as peaceful. It says friends are away at first, and those at home are largely indoors beneath covers, implying rest and privacy in a calm, domestic mood.

Sound Farming Lessons Emphasize Legumes and Livestock

A US Department of Agriculture bulletin urges steady grain farming paired with growing legumes such as alfalfa and clover and raising livestock as a side line. It stresses soil rotation, careful tillage, manure use, and cooperative farming to improve fertility and profits.

Department of Ariculture

It Rubs Pain Away Dr Thomas Eclectric Ointment

There is no liniment so efficacious in relieving pain as Dr Thomas Eclectric Ointment. The hand that rubs it in rubs the pain away and it stands high in public esteem. Thousands attest to its effectiveness in treating many ailments.

Thomas

A Ruined Prophet Predicts German Victory Timeline

The Vancouver World quotes Herr vor Jagow as declaring a February Russia victory, a March French defeat, an April start against Britain with expected completion by May, and Allied defeat before June, claiming Germany progresses excellently.

Herr Vor Jagow Great

Non Fattening Foods: A Guide to Nourishing Options

The note lists foods that do not cause excess fat while warning starches and fats contribute to fat storage. It names light meats such as chicken and lean beef, white fish, most vegetables, fruits except bananas, grains except oatmeal and rice, beans, cheese, milk in small amounts, and eggs as acceptable. It adds that milk and eggs can fatten without exercise or in run down health, and that cocoa is fattening.

Cannon Balls Unearthed by British Soldiers Near Ypres

Two ancient cannon balls were dug up by British soldiers during trench work near Ypres. One ball weighs 25 to 26 pounds and the other just over 3 pounds, believed to be remnants of Ypres sieges. The last siege occurred in 1794 when French forces captured the town from Austrians in a few days.

Ypres

Farmer Corn Tessell: Dialogue On Practical Value Of Knowledge

Fragmentary dialogue shows Farmer Corn and Josh debating the usefulness of superior knowledge. Josh can name a gallor jacket by its scientific term, but the speaker questions whether that improves social ease or rural sociability.

Million Dollar Contract for Italian Government Goods

Canadian woollen mills secure a one million dollar order from Italy for 100000 blankets and 600000 shirts. The deal was arranged through the Italian commission in London with Canadian agents and backed by the Department of Trade and Commerce inspection commitment. Deliveries begin, goods shipped via New York to Genoa.

London England Department of Trade and Commerce Govads New York Genoa

Bulletin on Roses Shows Canadian Hardier Varieties

Central Experimental Farm releases a bulletin on hardier rose varieties for Canada. W T Macoun and F E Buck summarize years of field tests from Prince Edward Island to British Columbia, detailing winter protection and culture notes for semi hardy and tender roses. Available by applying to the Publications Branch, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa.

Central Experimental Farm Canada W. T. Macoun Dominion Horticulturist F. E. Buck Prince Edward Island British Columbia Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Argument Ends In Mocking Duel Between Two Men

Translation captures a tense exchange as Herr Hammerschiegel calls the other a fool while one man insists they may both be mistaken, revealing a clash of manners and perception. The fragment hints at a broader debate about politeness and intelligence.

Herr Hammerschiegel

Doctor Warns Tea and Coffee Harm Health in Coffee Debate

A doctor with long experience claims tea and coffee undermine health by causing constipation stomach troubles and nervous issues. A former coffee drinker reports nervous breakdown improved after switching to Postum noting better sleep weight gain and healthier children. Postum is sold in Cereal and Instant forms with a shared price per cup and a slogan There’s a Reason.

Postum Canadian Postum Co Windsor

Education Reform and Dignity of Labor in Saskatchewan

An editorial calls for educational reform to mirror agricultural needs, stressing practical labor dignity and a shift from elite schooling to broader access. It argues youth should value farm work as honorable and notes wartime economy urges action to improve conditions and reduce waste. Also promotes Miller's Worm Powders for children’s worm relief without harm.

Citizens Movement For Saskatchewan Moore Jaw News

Patient’s Final Wish Prompts Doctor’s Regretful Reply

In a grim bedside scene the ailing patient asks for a last wish before death. He requests another physician, prompting the doctor to admit he has done his best yet fears the patient’s end is near after nine weeks of care.

Pot Boiler Sketch Ends Up as Masterpiece

Branni gan asks if the picture is taken. the father says four attempts failed and a photographer advised moving to a studio. The artist insists the work is a masterpiece, though the narrator suspects it was initially called a pot boiler.

Evolution of the Flag of Freedom and British Standards

The article traces Britain’s banners from ancient animal emblems to woollen flags, noting Caesars banners, raven standards passed to Home, a Danes’ raven unfurling in 1087, and William Rufus’s eagle. It recounts James VI and I decreeing the first Union Jack in 1606 and the 1801 inclusion of St Patrick’s cross to form the modern flag of England and empire.

Julius Caesar Caesar Britain Ley A.W England William Rufus St. George's St. Andrew's Cross Scotland James the Sixth Pirst Enngland Ireland St. Andrew

Submarine Ethics Under the British Flag

The London Telegraph argues, under the British flag, that there are more submarines than any other country owns and condemns submarine murder as murder. Submersive craft may be used in legitimate naval operations but must not violate laws of God and nations, it says.

Ecolntry Baltic Sea of Marmara Noth Combatanta Iner London Wally

The Value of Sweet Clover in Wanap Farms

The article explains sweet clover as a new crop variety suited to Wanap experiments. It grows well on poor or shifting soils, enriches sandy soil, and loosens stiff clay. On better soils it grows quickly, provides abundant pasture, and can yield two hay crops or seed if left to mature.

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Ewgillett Company Limited A Kaiser Minard’s Liniment Aeropline Wood Rangers Dodds N. U Iod Minard Gia CREAW Sid Mooney’s Winnipeg Real Der Italy Brannigan Chase Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited Toronto DrChases
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