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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 28, 1916

Page

3

Dutch Statesman Calls German Brutality Aware Day Of Wrath

A Dutch statesman condemns German conduct in occupied France citing affidavits detailing inhumane acts against non combatants. Reports describe forced labor in Aisne and Pas de Calais, hostages dressed naked under fire, and youths used as trench shields with fatalities and injuries. Correspondence between Lille officials confirms extending abuses.

Germany France Aisne Pas de-Calais Pas-de- Calais Lille

Just for Fun Alice and Eva Exchange

The Liverpool Post quotes a playful exchange about a husband planning an airplane, with Eva insisting that bold colors and the idea are inappropriate.

Alice Eva Liverpool Post

Salad for my reception becomes a culinary dilemma

A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt notes a caller seeking guidance to prepare a salad for a reception, admitting little knowledge of the task and requesting practical help from Hobby. The exchange highlights practical dining concerns within a social event context.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Beck warns entente between Great Britain and United States

James Montgomery Beck, prominent American lawyer, spoke in Scotland on allied justice and a future entente cordiale between the empire and the republic. He argued America must abandon isolation, support the English-speaking race, and cooperate with Britain and its allies to shape civilization over the coming 25 years.

James .Montgomery Beck W Hose Raegow Scotland United States Great Britain France America Britain Russia Beck American Republic Mr. Beck Germany

English colony in Buenos Ayres sends funds to Prince of Wales Fund

The English colony in Buenos Ayres contributed 15000 dollars to the Prince of Wales Fund, signaling support from expatriates amid ongoing charitable drives.

Buenos Ayres Prince of Wales’ Fund

War In Africa Anticipates Full Narrative From Smuts

The Philadelphia Bulletin notes General Smuts is nearing completion of the campaign in German East Africa. Two years after Britain entered Africa by seizing Port Lamy and Togoland, only German East Africa remains, a vast territory with seven million Africans. The piece predicts a dramatic, uncensored full story once the conflict is revealed.

Smuts Firttich Fast Africa Teermanys Tident Coutenent Britain Africa Port Lame Togoland Chio Indiana Minow Michigan Reiheland Alsace-Lorraine Livingstone Stanley Tanganyika Zanzibar Philadelphia Bulletin

Worm Powders Promise Nourishment For Infants

The article notes worms in infants deprive them of nutrients causing malnutrition. It promotes Miller’s Worm Powders as a remedy that destroys worms and corrects stomach and bowel morbid conditions to improve nourishment and development. It also recounts a humorous exchange between il] Smith, Sam Jones, and Mabel and Sally Green.

Ice Cream Parlor Car Goes on Canadian Trains

Mr. W. A. Cooper of the Canadian Pacific dining car service introduces an Ice Cream Parlor Car on the chief trains between Montreal and Ottawa. Passengers can now obtain soft drinks ice cream and sundaes aboard Buffet Library Observation Parlor Cars. The service has proven popular and may expand to other routes soon.

W. A. Cooper Canadian Pacific Montreal Ottawa

Pandita Ramabai Women’s Mission at Mukti Village

The Outlook praises Pandita Ramabai as a great Hindu scholar who runs a foundational education center for Hindu child widows at Mukti. She owns four hundred acres, uses eighty oxen, and directs crafts, farming, printing, and Bible translation in the local dialect with her daughter Manoramabai guiding the village’s two thousand widowed and orphaned girls.

Pandita Ramabai Manoramabai

Kindly couple tests mushrooms for safety at doorstep

A hungry traveler pleads for food and a woman at a house offers mushrooms from her husband’s morning foraging. She promises to verify they are not poisonous to appeal to his needs and hospitality.

Wayfarer

All women must make themselves useful quote urged

A historical clipping attributes to Mrs. Roland Wilkins a sharp remark urging women to be useful, preferring chores like cleaning a pigsty to dusting a drawing room. The line reflects gender role attitudes of the era and a personal stance attributed to Wilkins.

Roland Wilkins

Anuric Insurance Against Sudden Death Promoted

Anuric advertised as a health elixir from Dr. Pierce promises to cleanse the blood and support heart and joint health. The ad urges readers to consult Dr. Pierce and to request a test sample and urine analysis as proof of its supposed medical benefits.

Strength and Beauty From Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery

An advertising blurb touts Th. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleanser that cleanses the liver and stimulates vigorous action. It claims to help the body manufacture rich red blood, improving heart, nerves and organs, making the body feel clean and strong instead of tired and weak.

Th. Pierce

The Gypsies in European Armies reveal Romany customs

A turned reference from Answers describes hedgerow nomads as a sizeable presence in European armies both as allies and enemies of Britain. It covers origins, including Egypt and the Ten Lost Tribes theories, their code of honor, and social patterns such as elopements and property destruction after a Gypsy’s death.

Europe Britain Egypt

Strangest War Alliance of Cavalry and Planes Near High Wood

A correspondent recalls a striking World War I scene as cavalry advanced toward High Wood in the Bois des Fourreaux. A pilot flagged danger by firing from above, drawing German machine gun fire onto himself while cavalry charged to overpower the threat, a selfless act celebrated by all.

High Wood Bois Des Foureaux

Church Union at the Front in the War Chaplain’s Reflection

A Baptist chaplain voices a simple Communion at the front saying life out here makes fine distinctions fade. He recalls a lad’s confession and devout bread and wine as soldiers are taught by the front. He urges a welcome worthy of the lads and notes we are one.

Universal Sign Language for Indians Mentioned by Cambridge Professor

A Cambridge professor argues a universal Indian sign language existed long before modern linguistics and is learned alongside native tongues. He cites demonstrations in Washington where two chiefs spoke without a common spoken language using peace signals and abstract signs to convey concepts like life death and spiritual ideas.

Cambridge Inshege Patagonia Central America Geographical Society Washington Meither

The Cause of Appendicitis Now Definitely Known

The article promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as the cure for appendicitis caused by constipation. It claims the pills strengthen the stomach regulate bowels purify blood and prevent headaches and weariness. It advertises 25 cent boxes with yellow cover as the genuine product sold everywhere.

Dr. Hamilton

Back Number warns firms on ad use in Kingston Whig

Henry C. Brown of the Victor Talking Machine Company calls a merchant who neglects newspaper advertising a back number. He cites firms that would not part with their trademarks for millions and asserts any dealer can rise as a captain of industry by using newspaper ads judiciously.

Henry C. Brown Te Victor Talking Machine Company Kingston Whig

All Night with Asthma Promoted Remedy

An advertisement touts Dr J D Kelloggs Asthma Remedy as a cure that ends night time asthma attacks. It claims users awaken refreshed and ready for the day, stressing prompt use to avoid sleepless nights and lost business.

Card Tactics Win A Managers Attention

A travelling salesman wins an interview by a clever ploy. After the manager tears the card, the boy returns with a nickel to signal the card was torn. The salesman gives another card and tells the boy to tell the boss he sells two cards for five cents. This leads to the interview and a sale.

Railway crossing safety posters urge driver caution nationwide

The Long Island Railway launches a bold poster campaign highlighting reckless driving at railway grade crossings. Posters show a touring auto speeding past signals with the caption Just Sight Stop Them We Cant. A second poster notes We Cant Stop the Horses with a driver asleep near a wagon. The ad copy mentions catarrh cures and a money reward for cures, linking health ads with public safety messaging.

Long Isla Strikig Thei Tisk United States

Grounds for Divorce and a Ribbon Memorandum

Mrs Newly wed accuses her husband of deceit after finding a memorandum about buying ribbons for his typewriter. The absurd dispute hints at trust issues in a playful sketch. A separate line promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a cure for worms threatening children's vitality.

Mrs. Newly-wed Hensry Mr. Newly-wed

The Need for National Thrift

The Finance Minister of Canada urges all Canadians to save to bolster war effort and support British munition purchases. Sir Thomas White’s call highlights saving via Post Office Savings or bank deposits, turning funds into working capital and yielding profits while aiding Dominion industries.

Canada British Committee For National Saving Thomas White Government Post Office Savings Department Dominion Toronto Globe

The Business Man Sketch Dialogue About Office Work

A short exchange shows an applicant answering a boss about his value in an office. The applicant suggests practical, low profile tasks like holding doors, signaling, and announcing absence, highlighting a humorous take on overlooked but useful roles.

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