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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
5
A new link from Winni peg to the Coast promotes handling of farm lands real estate and town property and positions property before the outside public and immigration influx.
Advertisement touts the best land in the Hamiota District as for sale cheap and urges timely action, claiming the opportunity will be missed in five years.
Eden residents gather to hear Rev. Moses and Mr Motlee as the Local Option vote looms. Guests include Rev Exan of Hamiets and Rev McCullaugh. farmers discuss remedy for cow ailments and possible whiskey access if hotels close.
Advertisement urges buyers to consider Gourlay pianos stating they cost a bit more but deliver clear superiority and artistic value compared to lower priced options, warning that compromising on quality may incur greater sacrifice.
The article chronicles William Kelly of Pitt Trish who pioneered air blast in iron making, sparking the steel era. It covers Bessemer's later commercial success, Mushet's marginal gains, and Captain William R Jones Carnegie era leadership and policy, ending with a street scene as a senator engages curious bystanders.
The text traces serpent worship from ancient temples of Aesculapius to its broader role in prehistoric and voodoo traditions. It notes serpent symbols in Apeole statues, links to voodoo rites in Haiti, and cites Genesis as hinting at the serpent’s ancient religious prominence in healing and prophecy through the biblical brazen serpent.
A traveler notes a large yellow silk web in the Ceylon highlands with a central disk about five feet across. The spider sits in the middle and catches prey with powerful jaws, often blinding and choking birds and lizards that become trapped by its stout silk lines.
A literary man discusses violet ink being costly but noncorrosive and lasting longer than black ink. The exchange notes Violet ink’s exclusivity in Russell Sage’s office during a clerical career. In a drawing room, friends mock a friend's absent-minded traits and quip about a girl eager to be plural, a singular remark in satire.
Mrs Garrity consoles Mrs Casey over Pat misadventure with a steam roller and pressed pants. The tale notes Pat forgot to remove trousers before pressing, prompting a sobbing wail and a humorous homespun misunderstanding.
A humorous exchange between a father and son about genius and insanity. The father remarks the lunatic is at least sure of his beard and clothing, reflecting a witty contrast in perception.
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