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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
3
Sir Samuel Sims rescues Sarah from sinking while swimming. He leads her to shore then celebrates with a drink as the pair exchange playful remarks. The scene ends with Sarah and Sir Samuel lingering over friendly words and lighthearted banter. Hewitt-Publicity is noted as a boon. Jewett-Ohh notes a neighbor recovering a stolen corner after advertising for it.
A WanY st Monte Carlo scene ends with a lucky 26 losing to 24 as a wager on the age tied number fails. The husband mocks the wife after she bets $10 on a casino table. The passage also advertises Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a trusted cure and includes a joke about a large family and a telegraphed money request.
A BC Mountaineering Club expedition led by Ar. W. J. Gray, with Professor Burwash, studied Garibaldi Red Mountain and adjacent cone. They found glaciated platform forces, with lava and tephra preserved, suggesting volcanic activity in the second stage of the glacial epoch, enriching Vancouver Alpine region geology.
Starry Lauder recalls a humorous street chat in Glasgow where two women discuss a newly married couple. Mrs McTavish notes Jeannie has Marie. Mrs McAlpine asks about the groom. The verdict: she thinks she could have chosen a better man, yet there’s always something.
A young married man recalls his mother’s bread making as a playful clash over family habits. The exchange reveals light family tensions and a humorous tone about kitchen skills.
Tillie Clinger humorously estimates that spending two months of salary for a two week vacation equals about thirty dollars worth of ginger snaps. The article notes Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, West Virginia, and Maine as top lime producing states. The Philippines government allocates 750000 dollars to loan sugar planters for this year’s crop production and marketing.
An advertisement warns against greasy salves for skin trouble and claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cure eczema by purifying blood. A testimonial from Mrs. Tremble of Gunter Ontario describes long relief after six to eight weeks of use. Pills sold by mail at 50 cents each or six for $3.56 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A playful exchange asks if marriage unites two people into one and acknowledges that couples discover their own balance after joining. The dialogue then references a famous lecturer who muses on whether a man is justified in pursuing ballet, humorously noting the discordance between speech and intent.
A read of a Canadian writer contrasts Western and Eastern girls, praising the Western type as adaptable, educated, and industrious, balancing arts and homemaking. Both types are described as cheerful, strong, and capable, with Canadian sports records highlighted.
An eminent scientist touts Zam-Buk as a miracle cure for wounds sores and blood poisoning claiming rapid formation of new healthy tissue and permanent cures. An Montreal reader recounts eczema lasting twentyfive years cured in months and promises free trial boxes with postage paid. Ad copy plus a cartoonish kitchen anecdote follows.
A local girls club visit to an art gallery ends with a small girl remarking about vandalism. She notices a damaged sunf fragettes monument in the entrance hall and tells a accompanying woman that the arms appear knocked off.
A humorous local snippet shows a morning chat about a new riding habit and a joke exchange about affording it. A stranger asks for a bank direction, trading quips about costs and a bank director, reflecting small town wit.
A Bradford resident asks a father for help with a large debt owed to a creditor. The father advises to forget it and let the other party worry. The visitor leaves grateful, noting the creditor is the father’s son. The text ends by praising Holloway's Corn Cure.
A tale of a traveler recounting Europe trip while a silent passenger scoffs claiming he once played with four kings and an ace. The exchange hints at bravado and rival pride between two men in a car setting.
Fragmentary text references a braver meeting and proof of presence at Sams Whar you. Exact details, dates, places, or names are unclear in the readable OCR.
A gaunt man checks into a Willimantic hotel and boasts a coil of rope as a fire escape. He claims to carry it at all times and to use it to descend from a window in case of danger. The proprietor notes guests with fire escapes pay in advance.
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