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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
7
An early 20th century fragment blends an advert for Dr Hamitation's Pills with a fossil-hunting tale. The scene shifts from health quackery to a quarry hut where Professor Zimbalist and Morgan encounter a tramp claiming the alias Calvert, hinting at past swindles and a looming confrontation.
The scene shifts to a shabby hut on the moor where Tom Burbury confronts a rough tramp. Mavis Camlyn intervenes with mercy offering shelter and protection, while the boy remains wary of the tramp’s past harms as they return home.
A tramp continues to observe as Jasper Morgan and Professor Zundalist approach a hut and head toward a tailings mound. The pair repeat tactics once used by Tom Burbury, while the tramp keeps watch and steels himself for a potential move.
Arizona and New Mexico face wild burro overpopulation infesting mining camps and ranches. Dr C C Young advocates using burro meat as a food supply, saying a young burro yields a satisfactory steak and compares favorably with other meats, per the New York World.
A dialogue recounts remarks about Miss Bright’s hair and opinions on appearances. A speaker notes loaning hair, while others discuss how to respond to praise and display of enthusiasm. The passage centers on social judgments and flirtatious banter.
Field Marshal Douglas Haig was awarded the Cross of Honor for conspicuous service to humanity. The annual American Cross of Honor presented the medal this year, following Marshal Joffre who received it last year.
A battalion at Nia 1 Camp saves one pound of sugar per month. Even camp kitchen grease is saved and sold, with a steady market for dripping goods.
Descriptive scene near a British expeditionary camp shows a desert landscape, the Heavenly City beyond, and a fisherman's calm routine as war planes circle overhead. Villagers observe the advance with restrained curiosity while the morning unfolds into noon, highlighting tenuous coexistence amid conflict.
A London newspaper recounts the Resolute ship tale from 1822 to 1850s. The US acquired the ship, sent it back to Britain, and Queen Victoria had a desk made from its timbers for Presidents including Buchanan. The desk has since been used for official correspondence at the White House.
The Tasmanian tiger outlined as near extinction with its range shrinking to western Tasmanian areas such as Tyenna and along the Arthur River. A healthy specimen formerly fetched up to one hundred dollars as a zoo prize, with emu and other natives now largely recalled only in place names.
The article notes Koritsa in Albania becoming an autonomous Albanian republic under French protection after General Sarrail occupied the region near Lake Malik. A council of 12 elders governs, with Essad Pasha blessing the move, a flag and post office established, stamps issued, and rival Austrian symbols criticized. Koritsa gains territory as Allied advances extend influence while remaining provisional.
Statisticians report Europe produces 350 million kilograms of cheese each year. England eats 180 million kilograms, Holland 56 million, Switzerland 43 million, France 31 million, and Germany 20 million. Only the Chinese are said to avoid cheese.
Reports show Germany crafts spring wheels to ease tire shortages for motor transports. Rubber is scarce, directed to balloons and medical units, so engineers pursue spring-based suspensions. Even with modest speeds on smooth roads the system fails under retreat or emergency tests due to displaced springs and jammed wheels.
Tarbes will present a sword of honor honoring Marshal Foch, commemorating his birthplace and legacy in the French town.
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