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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
6
Katherine and Kenneth Hadley clash over jealousy and trust amid marriage talk and old flames. Katherine admits fear and pride while Mildred presses their rift. A sudden confession at dockside reveals Katherine wrote advertising stories and longs for reconciliation.
Blackwood's Magazine notes Kashgaria lies in Chinese territory and requires arduous travel from Peking India or Russia via high passes to reach the region. It spans about 350000 square miles with only a small fraction cultivated while 99.9 percent remains an irredeemable desert.
The Philadelphia Inquirer recounts a Melton Mowbray visit where a bishop expected transport from the station but found the coachman waiting for the Bishop of Seder and Man. The coachman explains he was told to wait for the Bishop of Seder and Man, and now believes the bishop has arrived.
Mrs Ellinor C L Close argues in the London Daily Mirror for relocating destitute English children to small dairy farms in Eastern Canada. She details a pilot near St John New Brunswick where thirteen London youths thrived under Canadian management, with costs about one third of English care and substantial savings per child.
Prof. Montgomery of Toronto University reports excavations along the Souris river in Manitoba yielding ten complete human skeletons, buffalo skeletons, and numerous pottery fragments from seven mounds. Relics include two whole urns and bead ornaments. eight large boxes and five crates shipped to Toronto. Evidence of an Indian village near Plum Creek with arrow heads and pottery suggests 500 years since occupation. A willow and birch sweat bath found by W Wilson is noted as a curious example of traditional practice.
The Colorus captain faced staff fines for bringing 18 Chinese men from Newfoundland to Sydney C B. Penalty ranges from 500 to 1000 dollars per Chinaman. The men could be imprisoned for a year with potential deportation by future Dominion Parliament act.
An apparent remedy in the form of Fluid Extract Dandelion one half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparila three ounces is urged by an eminent authority in a Montreal daily paper as the best prescription for backache kidney trouble weak bladder and urinary difficulties. The mix is said to ease eliminative kidney work without harming the stomach. Also recounted is a Wisconsin merchant tale about delayed payments by customers including a Swedish clerk and a joke about paying in January.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for run down health and anemia. It includes a Quebec testimonial from H. R. Reed, claims rapid recovery, and lists ailments addressed. Also promotes Parsmealies Vegetable Pills as a preventative remedy for internal disorders and dyspepsia.
A humorous exchange captured in the Washington Herald features a young man denying time to listen for rumors, saying his focus is on the grindstone. The pompous questioner moves on.
The Canadian Independent Telephone Company Limited in Toronto launches as a $5 million firm. It sells $2 million stock and $1 million debt, plans a 60 by 200 foot two-story factory, and aims to produce automatic central energy and magneto apparatus. It hires 500 to 1,000 workers within a year and backs the Canadian Machine Telephone Company and the General Engineering and Construction Company Limited.
A host requests rice pudding while a waiter reports a shortage. The exchange hints at supply issues affecting dining service in the Textile World era establishment.
The product claims to be pleasant and effective in destroying worms, with many users reporting best results after trying it.
A brisk exchange from a Wall Street dialogue questions hard luck and fortune as two figures debate fate and money. The exchange suggests luck follows the speaker with five dollars, meeting the other repeatedly in market talk.
A quirky note cites Minard's liniment as curing dandruff and adds a wry remark about marriage affecting a man's mind and finances. The snippet blends product mention with humorous social commentary.
Two Canadian Northern Railway daily trains named the Superior Express and the Alberta Express connect Port Arthur Winnipeg and Edmonton with major Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta points. The service includes dining and sleeping cars on Edmonton Port Arthur leg. Enquiries available via C W Cooper assistant passenger agent Winnipeg. A joke from Ladies Home Journal mentions a physician’s old fashioned remark about babies.
The elder Sothern highly sensitive to interruptions. A man leaving his box during a fine speech was told there is another act. The man quipped that he was leaving because that was why, turning the moment into a witty theater exchange.
Digestive power relies on nerve force. Dr Chase's Nerve Food claims to restore nerve strength, improve digestion, appetite, and bowel action. Testimonials mention recovery from weakness, backache, kidney troubles, and urinary issues after use. Available 60 cents per box, six for $2.59 at dealers.
Quote attributed to Daniel Webster contrasts carving on marble or brass with shaping moral minds. It asserts enduring value comes from engraving principles in the conscience through fear of God and fellowman, promising a brightness that lasts for eternity.
A 25 cent bottle of Holloway's Corn Cure is advertised to remove corns. The ad urges readers to try it now and implies satisfaction guaranteed with no regrets.
The Philadelphia Press quotes Stinjay asking about a cigar and Knox coughing, noting a doctor’s peculiar brand recommendation to help cure tobacco habit as the exchange unfolds.
Gossip from London suggests Miss Plainleigh is engaged to a man from the London Regiment. The remark mocks marriage as possible for any girl irrespective of looks or manners.
A fragment touches on neuralgia and literature as a boarder recalls a Jersey setting in a swashbuckler tale titled The Three Musketeers. The ad promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for miners and travelers as a cure and preventive remedy for exposure and ailments.
Mr Rich answers that a baby indeed brightens a house while Mr Benedict notes they burn nearly twice the gas they used to.
A store visit unfolds as a customer seeks something new and different. The clerk unveils a discarded sample with a bold design featuring a centered motif and border that runs around the edge. The shopper expresses interest and agrees to purchase.
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