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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 08, 1914

Page

2

Hidden Farm Mystery of No Nose Man and Dark Scheme

In a remote western district a white farmer lives hidden from neighbors, aided by a small black workforce. An elderly inventor, nose-less, tests a colorant to pass as a Negro, while his granddaughter Eira doubts the plan as foreclosing on a troubled neighbor looms. They pursue a drastic, dangerous experiment centering on a mysterious furnace and black dust.

Siddie Athens Eira Keene Keese Missouri Denrly England Bryan Mature Mannd

Cure for Eczema Promised by Cuticura Treatments

A Lyme Brook reader describes three years of eczema beginning on the hands and scalp, with severe itching and hair loss. After failing with other remedies, she reports relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, then purchases three cakes and a box, claiming a cure.

Lyons Brook Dire McKearney Power Drug & Chem, Corp Deps. D Boston

Birth Rates and War Implications Across Major Cities

Department of Health data show Berlin led world birth rates from 1880 to 1893, peaking in 1884. By 1893 London surpassed Berlin, with New York also higher. In 1913 New York, London, Berlin, Paris, and Brussels recorded rates of 26, 22, 20, 17, and 16 per thousand respectively, suggesting demographic shifts affecting future military strength.

Department of Health United States Germany Department Berlin London New York Serlin Perlin Kaiser Paris Brussels

Funeral Festivals in Ancient Greece and Rome

The Greeks and Romans turned funerals into festivals and entertainments. They used funeral occasions to showcase new plays and views, with every comedy of Plautus first performed at a funeral celebration.

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Praised for Children

A period notice extols Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a pleasant medicine for children, claiming it drives worms from the system and is superior to other remedies.

Cleveland Lawyer Faces Customs Quizzical Trunk Question

A Cleveland attorney returning from a Mediterranean trip recalls a comic customs encounter on New York docks. When asked to open his trunk he asks what counts as personal property and jokes that there is no real estate inside. The amused officer admits uncertainty about the term.

Cleveland New York Plesse Custom House Cleveland Plain Dealer

Minards Liniment and the New Deacon Look

A Glasgow correspondent recalls how modern church scenes differ from the past. A sprightly deacon in gray hat and light tweeds presides at the plate while a boy argues with his mother about who pays. The note contrasts change in decorum with tradition.

Glasgow News

Judging Distance And Depth Perception Demonstration

The article explains that distance is affected by binocular cues. It suggests a simple test: place a pencil two to three inches beyond a table edge and strike the protruding end with a finger after closing one eye, often underestimating distance and missing. One eyed individuals perform better with single-eye depth estimation.

St. Nicholas

Aviating Hen Hidden Nest Found in Willow Tree

Harvey Davis of the Lecron farm near Zullinger climbed 29 feet into a willow to reach a hidden nest. The old hen laid 17 eggs in a nest of leaves and bark 20 feet above the ground along the run.

Harvey Davis Lecron Zullinger Davis

Carrots and hair query sparks playful debate

Readers joke about whether carrots aid complexions and if hair could turn carroty. The chat mixes nutrition curiosity with light humor and playful hypothetical questions.

Spats Sighting Sparks Floorwalker Moment

A witty line from Puck quotes a precise gentleman seeking spats while a floorwalker jokes that salesladies are constantly starting them, capturing a light, humorous exchange from a bygone era.

Puck

Youngster to Run a Chemist Shop and Transport Venture

A brief dialogue shows a youth considering leadership of a chemist shop and promoting a transport company. He weighs land and water options, preferring water with an orean to begin, while noting lack of a diploma but confidence in their own preparation.

Profits Declared Amid Market Changes

Traders report varied profits as markets adjust to shifting demand. Analysts note businesses seek efficiency gains and cautious expansion amid uncertain consumer sentiment and regulatory pressures.

Orlo's Most-Travelled Man Francis E Clark

Rev Francis E Clark founder of the Christian Endeavor Society is hailed as the worlds most travelled man. The article recounts his 33 years since forming the first Endeavor group in Portland Maine and his global work and fundraising for a new international headquarters in Boston. It notes travels of over 825000 miles and speeches to about 2 million people, with support from a wide alliance of denominations and leaders.

Francis E. Clark The Christian Endeavor Society Francis BE. Clark D.L Christian Endeavor Union Clark Williston Congregational Church Portland Maine Williston Church Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor News Methodist Christian Endeavor North America Christian Church Baptist Fourth Enegland Brurma A ' India Baptists Hile Australia Spain France Methodists Norway Denmark Germany Amesie Italy Los Angeles County Cal Middlesex County Mass Chicago Phillips Congregational Church Boston Christian Endeavor Movement Europe Great Britain United States Panama Peru Argentine Brazil Sweden Greece Mikado Japan International Christia Endeavor Movement North Ameri Frenris F Clark Clerk Christian En Howard RP Croce Noartvern Peetiat Cherehee Grose United Tantate of Chertetian Deneagar Amlam Nhin Mayagement A. 1 Sunnorte Christian P Anderenn Prildore’ Sinionie A Sentehman Neumark He Iellen Christien Predeavor Daniel A. Paling Tinited Society Ohin Chertet Jan Endeavor Union Heig Camnoten Karl Lehmann Field Cerretory Colorado and New Merrien Christian Endeavor Thions Tnited Society Christian Endeavor World Francis F. Clark Amos Ro Wolle Arthur W. Kelly Rev R. P. Anderson Aseoeia Christian Endeavor and Leadership William Shaw Ll.d

Late Mrs Woodrow Wilson II Memorialized by Labor Leaders

The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the late Mrs Woodrow Wilson II as a symbol of noble service and duty. It highlights the Virginia Federation of Labor and the AFL plan to attack urban slums, inspired by her legacy and dying wish for reform.

Virginia Federation of Labor American Federation of Labor Gompers

Ontario Expands Bass Hatchery Program For Trout Stocking

Ontario has stocked bass fingerlings for two years using breeding ponds and lake releases. Non residents paid 2,884 dollars for fishing licenses last year as sport fishing grew. A trout hatchery at Mount Pleasant Brant county will distribution of several million fingerlings next season, boosting commercial fisheries from 1,708,963 dollars in 1905 to 2,842,887 in 1912.

Canada Ontario Mount Pleasant Brant County

Too Often George Ade and the Eight Year Old Question

The fragment cites George Ade seated with an eight year old girl who asks about spelling marriage. Ade, a cynic, replies that marriage is a frequent topic but offers no further details in this snippet. The dialogue showcases Ade's wry, ironic tone and social commentary in a short parlor moment.

Telegram pose draws verdict on cheeky wife

In Pearson's Weekly a witty panel shows a wife sending a telegram while her husband looks on. The scene hints at marital tensions with facial contortions and a ten word message.

Pearson’s Weekly

Mind and Health: The Mind's Power Over Body

A New York Press note cites a woman who believed she swallowed a frog and sank until doctors washed her stomach with a tube. A tiny frog was expelled, and the patient recovered, illustrating how mind and fear can affect physical health and urging further study of mental influence on illness.

New York Press

Worm Powders Said to Cure Infestation in Children

The article states two worm types infect children from birth: stomach and intestinal worms, with intestinal worms causing more damage by clinging to intestinal walls. Miller's Worm Powders claim to dislodge both kinds and repair damage while expelling them from the body.

Moods of t e Bay of Fundy

The Bay of Fundy presents a mix of rocky shores and tragedies. Grand Manan Island lies off the vessel’s port, with shipwreck graves and maritime lore. A coast near Trinity Reek in Nova Scotia guards a fertile Annapolis valley noted for high priced apples and a milder climate due to the Gulf Stream.

Bay of Fundy Grand Manan Island Trinity Nova Scotia Annapolis Valley Westminster Gazette

Potato Juice Cure Promoted by London Doctor

Dr Heaton C Howard of London in the Lancet urges potato juice as a remedy for sprains lumbago gout rheumatism and bruises. He cites cases of rapid relief and absorption of exudate within days. Juice used as ointment liniment or plaster is prepared by pressing raw potatoes then boiling to five times strength with glycerin added for preservation.

Heaton C. Howard London London Lancet

Insurance Interests Across Life and Fire Policy Laws

London Answers notes that insurable interest is required for policies. Subjects of the king may insure him. creditors may insure debt. employers can insure workers due to liability. Spouses and children can insure family members, but siblings generally cannot. Life policies can be sold or assigned with notice, while fire policies require the insurer’s consent for transfer.

London

Who Owned the Cart in Carmarthen Turnpike Jest

A Welsh magistrate questions Stam mering Jim about labeling a cart on turnpike roads. Jim finally lists multiple parts with owners including David Thomas Hugh Jones William Bower Joshua Morgan and himself, sparking a legal exchange over ownership.

Carmarthen Wales Jim David T Thomas Hugh J-J-Jones William B-Bower Joshua M-M-Morgan National Magazine

Angry Constituent Questions Politician Over Seeds

A citizen protests a lack of a government plan and recalls receiving only seedlings from the agricultural department. The remark follows another quip about why a voter would not support the fellow again. The piece contrasts political dissatisfaction with a quirky domestic aside about a girl marrying to keep a man nearby.

Agricultural Department

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