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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
6
The article surveys how weapons could be blocked by snow clay earth and sand under trench warfare, noting surprising results about bullet penetration. It also mentions worm powders that allegedly purge worms from the intestines and a child named Tommy crying after hitting a finger with a hammer.
Summary of a Canadian agricultural bulletin highlighting results from the Division of Forage Plants at Central and branch farms. It notes variety performance in corn and root crops, seed root production prospects in Canada, and the addition of European grasses for study. Includes a testimonial from John Walsh praising Minard's Liniment.
The Chicago Tribune reports Dr. Stephen Langdon of Oxford University argues a 6000 year old Sumerian tablet suggests Noah, not Adam and Eve, caused the fall. The tablet, older than Genesis, describes a world before the flood with Ninta the creator woman and a ship built for Tagtug.
A parent confronts Miss Molly over buying three pairs of gloves without consent. The girl explains she needed them and charged the purchase, while the parent deems the act wrong for not asking first. The exchange ends with acceptance of the expense.
Government bulletin details the Hessian fly as a major cereal pest in the United States and its spread into western Canada. Entomological Branch reports by Norman Criddle cover identification, injury stages, and control methods for Hessian fly and the native Western Wheat Stem Sawfly in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. The bulletin, illustrated and free from the Department of Agriculture Ottawa, invites inquiries.
The note directs addressing insect pest concerns to the Dominion Entomologist at the Department of Agriculture in Ottawa. The instruction emphasizes formal contact with the Ottawa based central authority for pest issues.
A farm column urges every farmer to keep Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a ready remedy for family ills and cites its use as a horse and cattle medicine. It recommends it as a substitute for sweet oil for animals affected by colic noting it surpasses other treatments.
A brief exchange shows the Right Honorable Secretary of State asked to aid a son. The parent insists his child might merit effort, while the secretary questions what he could realistically do.
Steel helmets have proven effective protection for infantry in the front trenches and have saved numerous soldiers from shrapnel and life bullet injuries. Soldiers express enthusiasm, and officials note the chrome steel helmets cost less than ten cents each.
A fragment mentions Minard's Liniment claimed to cure colds and shifts to a separate domestic dispute about an maid named Mrs Exe Mrs Wye and job security. The readable text mixes product claim with household tension and a threat of job loss.
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