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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 14, 1916

Page

6

Seamanship in Naval Warfare and Fleet Movements

A retired admiral discusses the central role of seamanship in modern naval operations. He notes that despite advanced weaponry, precise navigation and ship handling determine fleet effectiveness, especially in fog, darkness, or visual silence. He credits officers Forbes Hellairs and Leggett for rapid, accurate plotting and reckoning of ship positions during operations.

Jellicoe Orosrate Beatty Evan Thomas Irilhcoe Santek Port Capes

Omen of Victory Marked by Curious War Incidents

An officer notes two strange events during the great push reported by the London Globe. Four German-line deserters held their ground as two dogs emerged before the attack. On Crucifixion avenue trees lay shredded by bombardment, yet a large crucifix remained unscathed with no shrapnel marks.

London Globe

Definition of hypocrite from Brooklyn Citizen

A short cartoon caption defines a hypocrite as a boy who comes to school with a smile on his face. The quote reflects humor about appearances and honesty in school life.

Johnny Brooklyn

War in a Menagerie in Equatorial Africa

A London Times report notes the peril of wildlife in equatorial Africa with elephants and giraffes causing telegraph damage and partial destruction of communications. It warns against military reprisals for poaching and stresses protection of wildlife to avoid demoralizing native populations and preserve the region as a living museum rather than a source of ivory or further ruin.

Equatorial Africa Reneral Reneta Patterson JT Save British East Africa Fort Hall Mount Kenia Uganda Hoima Krieges South Africa Cornwallis Gordon Cumming South Kensington London Times

Horse owner boasts of shysters cure with liniment

A man from St. Phillippe, Quebec, bought a horse for $30 claimed to have an incurable ringbone. He treated it with $1 worth of mineral liniment, then sold the horse for $85, claiming a $54 profit from the liniment.

Minard Moise Derosce St. Phillippe Que

Dynamiting to End Mosquito Breeding in New Jersey

West Haddonfield residents use deep holes dynamited in stagnant pools to drain water into the earth. An expert blew centers of each pool to collapse subsurface layers, drying the spots and reducing local mosquito numbers near the railroad and Had don Avenue.

West Haddonfield N.J Railroad Haddon Avenue Philadelphia North American News

Anxious Time for All Parents

An article discusses worries about health in youths 12 to 18, especially girls, noting fatigue, headaches, dizziness, and anaemia. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as restoring blood and health, citing Helena Taylor of West Toronto and offering purchase details from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Searly Dr. Willames Helena Taylor West Toronto Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Fakers Defrauded Farmers During Foot and Mouth Crisis

An article notes a man posing as a cattlemen’s association leader defrauded farmers of over $9,000 with a potential total near $20,000 by promising state protection from slaughter. A second fraudulent veterinarian sold an “infallible” cure, rubbing a fur glove on cattle to spread germs. Both swindlers fled authorities for years, causing disease spread and tens of thousands in losses. The piece highlights the need to follow official health guidance and seek help from authorities.

Senator Sorghum Confides About Government Work

The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum explaining he left home to "straighten out a few problems for the government between now and spring." He declines to detail issues with constituents, warning that clear explanations can reduce perceived need for debate or reelection.

Sorghum Washington Star

Holloway's Corn Cure Promises Quick Foot Relief

Corns cripple the feet and make walking a torture, yet relief is within reach with Holloway's Corn Cure. The advertisement asserts quick relief for painful corns and urges readers to purchase the remedy.

Holloway

British Army Triumph Outshines Bosche Counterattacks

In a Parisian report from L Homme Enchaine, British troops formerly dismissed by William display strength and blunt Bosche offensives. The article praises the army as its quality undermines enemy counter-attacks and signals the invader now faces a rising British force.

William Bosches L’Homme_ Enchaine Paris

England War Reflections by Ernest Digby on Allied Efforts

Edward Digby notes England’s wartime shift from Belgium to a broader struggle. He cites American support and American ammunition needs, Belgium’s devastation, and Britain’s conversion of buildings into ammunition plants under Lloyd George. He warns Russia’s reliance on Allied arms from North America through wartime delays.

Ernest C. Digby Lord Northend Times America England Germany Nagheeon Antwerp Belgium Europe France Poland Great Britain Petrograd Russia Flanders Lloyd George Canada United States

Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promise by Hall's Catarrh Cure

A historical ad claims catarrhal deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local remedies. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure reaches mucous surfaces through the blood and offers one hundred dollars for any cure it cannot achieve, with circulars free and druggists selling it for 75 cents.

Hall

Germans and the Hohenzollerns in world politics

The Winnipeg Free Press voice asserts that Germans should replace the Hohenzollerns with a democratic future, warning that if the monarchy remains, aggressive action may be needed and military readiness must be maintained.

Winnipeg Free Press

Forestry badge introduced for Canadian Boy Scouts

The Dominion Council of the Boy Scouts Association authorizes a new forestry badge in place of the woodman badge. Scouts must identify native trees and shrubs, describe wood uses, compare forestry with agriculture, and outline lumber operations and forest administration in their province.

Boy Scouts Canada Dominion Council of the Boy Scouts’ Association

Nerviline touted as universal pain cure in vintage ad

An old advertisement claims Nerviline relieves backache lumbago rheumatism sciatica and neuralgia with permanent pain control. It markets large bottles at 25 cents or trial size from The Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada promising full satisfaction and money back if not effective.

Larce Bottie Catarrhozone Coy Kingston Canada

Bengalis raise hospital and troops for Mesopotamia front

An official Simla despatch notes rising allied success and persistent war effort. Bengalis form a Stationary field hospital in Mesopotamia staffed entirely by Bengali graduates, with Bengali leadership and officers. Two double companies trained for frontier service and sent to the front. Three double Indian Christian companies from Punjab are rising and progressing well. Six Indian officers and soldiers have earned the Victoria Cross and 27 the Military Cross. India maintains friendly ties with Afghanistan as the northwest frontier enjoys unusual peace. The Afridis stay loyal, while the Mahsuds remain the main trouble on the border amid a generally quiet frontier.

Simla India Bengal Mesopotamia Jinis Punjab Ameer Afghanistan

Origin and production of tapioca in wartime markets

The article explains tapioca origin as it becomes costly due to war demands. Tapioca flour from Singapore Penang and Java is made from cassava roots called manioc. Each root can exceed twenty pounds and is washed peeled cut grated into pulp and processed through drums and sieves before drying and baking.

Singapore Penang Java

Asthma and Catarrh Relief With Dr Thomas Oil

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil offers internal use as effective as exterior applications. Asthma and catarrh sufferers report immediate relief when used per directions and many testimonials support its benefits.

iIt Thomas

Partners in business quarrel over dissolution disagreement

The two partners who never meshed well quarrel over dissolving their partnership. One accuses the other of acting childish, while the other retorts that they have stubbornly resisted the other's advances, highlighting ongoing tension in the breakup.

Sandy's Birthday Quandary Drives Thoughtful Walk

In a whimsical exchange, Sandy ponders gifts as his minister interrupts with a quip about the future and the present, highlighting a playful clash between plans and errands.

Sandy Halloa

How to Drink Milk for Easy Digestion

A guide to sipping milk slowly to avoid indigestion. Drink small amounts over minutes, allowing each sip to curdle separately, so the stomach can process the liquid. Cites common belief in milk as a strength giver and explains why large gulps cause lumps. A short street scene follows with Mose Johnson encouraging Daniel Jones to find sunshine inside.

Worm Powders Restore Health in Children with Worms

Health cannot be found in a child plagued by worms as they hinder growth and cause weakness. Miller's Worm Powders expel worms and restore health, removing discomfort and danger while ensuring satisfactory development.

War of words from Berlin paper volleys abuse

The cited Berlin Nachrichten article brands several nations with harsh stereotypes calling the English hypocritical liars Russians barbarians Italians putrid and French savage in wartime conduct.

Voltaire Nachrichten Berlin

Method to straighten warped boards for finished surfaces

A historical note describes straightening warped boards for tabletops or floors. Resaw the board lengthways into three inch strips. Joint edges and glue pieces with every other strip reversed. Plane surface after glue dries to prevent future warping.

Bazaar yields engagements despite losses

In a stray story snippet, Mabel asks if the bazaar succeeded and Gladys replies that expenses exceeded receipts yet ten people got engaged, and the minister stands to gain from forthcoming wedding fees.

Mabel Gladys

Minister offers note to parishioner's front line son

In London Opinion a minister volunteers to write to a parishioner's son serving at the front. Mrs McIntosh asks if there is more to say. Her reply: apologize for any poor handwriting and spelling that will suffice.

West shows early signs of economic recovery in April permits

Ottawa Citizen reports permit data showing Manitoba at 60 percent, Saskatchewan over 100 percent, British Columbia above 40 percent, and Alberta with a slight loss. Eastern provinces mostly declined with Ontario, Nova Scotia, and Quebec down, while New Brunswick rose. Overall the West leads recovery and suggests a lasting improvement.

Manitoba Ae An. Eee Saskatchewan British Columbia Alberta Ontario Nova Scotia Quebec New Brunswick Ottawa Citizen

Parish reprimands quarrelsome couple in domestic moral tale

A couple whose frequent quarrels had become a neighborhood scandal are sharply spoken to by a priest. He offers a quip about the cat and dog living in harmony and suggests tying them together to see what happens.

Patrick

Germany to test new giant airship for Atlantic crossing

The Pittsburg Gazette Times notes Germany plans another Atlantic crossing attempt with a huge airship carrying fuel and seven thousand miles of supplies. It calls the feat a sign of national genius and daring, asking for peaceful pursuits.

Germany Atlantic Pittsburg

Out of the Mouths of Babes Query Meaning

In a Sunday school moment a pupil Willie defines false doctrine as a doctor giving a wrong statement to a sick man illustrating a child’s literal misinterpretation of religious terms. The exchange showcases humorous misreadings of serious concepts among youngsters.

Babes Willie Repli Willie

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Arlington Arlington Company OF Canada, Limited Fraser Avenue Africa Astaur H. Clay Glover Co., Inc West 31St Street New York M. Clemenceau Britain J. Cheney & CO Toledo, O Caen Mose Johnson Daniel Jones Mose Marine Eye Marine Eye Remedy Company Dev Cowan
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