HAMIOTA HERALD REPORTS CURIOUS RACE CHAT
A fragmented dialogue from the Hamiota Herald discusses a horse record and race track life. Items mention class and speculation about gifts and family reactions in a humorous rural setting.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1902
Page
3
Purchased horse proves cure with liniment and sale profit
A buyer paid $30 for a horse believed incurable, treated it with $1 of liniment, and sold the horse four months later for $45. The notice, dated November 1, 1901 in St. Phillip's Que, mentions Liniment marketing and a related name Moise Derosce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liniment
Moise Derosce
St. Phillip’s Que
Prince Maha Vajiravudh to Visit America After Coronation
A Siamese prince, Maha Vajiravudh, son of the king, plans an American visit soon after King Edward's coronation. The text cites reflections on aging and regret, noting many anecdotes about conversation, truth, curiosity fueling marriage, and related social musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maha Vajiravitdi
King of
Siam
America
Edward
Minard's Liniment Cores Barns in Odd Ad Remark
A quirky ad remark claims Minard's Liniment "cores barns" and then pivots to a provocative line about a woman's approach to a man, followed by a note that the averance man is charitable to Ward and to all women except his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averance
Wheat and agricultural prices show mixed global trends
The week's wheat markets weaken in the United States with a steady fall in prices, while crop progress improves in Europe and the southern hemisphere. India boosts shipments to Europe but next season’s crop looks weak. Reports cover Fort William stocks, flour and millfeed prices, oats and barley values, and livestock market movement with cattle, hogs, and dairy products noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
England
South Dakota
Minnesta
Argentina
Australia
India
Manitoba
Fort William
Port Arthur
Ogilvie
9& Ihs
Glenora Patent
Alberta
Shorts
West
Winnipeg
Fragmentary wartime exchange hints at delayed return
A garbled OCR snippet shows two voices in a terse exchange about returning in half an hour. The names appear as Exupieyer and Rew Ofer Boy, with Mr. Jacobs referenced. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norge
Meon Real Bell System Hampered by Matrimony Epidemic
The Bell telephone system in Meon treal is crippled by an epidemic of matrimony among female staff. One office reports sixty operator replacements in recent months, with marriage named as the primary cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Meontreal
Careful mothers urged to use Baby's Own Tablets in heat
Hot weather ailments threaten babies and young children with diarrhoea dysentery and cholera infantum. The ad promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a fast safe remedy urging timely use and claiming success in life saving cases. It cites Mrs Herbert Burnham of Smiths Falls Ontario and notes the product is sold in drug stores or by mail for 25 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Burnham
Smith's Falls
Ont
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Schenectady
Epitaphs Hint Moral Contrast in Tombstone Inscriptions
The saying suggests a grim balance where the good die early while the wicked endure, implied by tombstone inscriptions and their reflective contrast. This compact observation underscores mortality and justice themes tied to aging and legacy.
Making Believe Elevates The Childs Dream World
A reflective piece praises imagination as a gift that brightens life for both children and adults. It recounts a street scene where a young girl asks about a wedding, insisting she is “making believe.” The text argues imagination opens philosophical insight and enduring joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Swiveller
Conversation on The Charity Pall sparks clash over a biblical line
Belasco and TH. De Mille face a dispute with Ferbert Kelcey the heading man when a line quoted from a psalm in The Charity Pall is deemed bombas tic and old fashioned. De Mille insists the line is Dav Ida Velas co's and Kelcey concedes recognizing Dav Ida Velas co's style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
TH. C. de Mille
Charity Pall
Ferbert Kelcey
Man
Kelcey
Mr. de Mille
David
de Mille
Paximist
Ketcey
David Velasco
Fragmented Verse Snippet Reflects Historical Dialect
A damaged OCR excerpt shows archaic phrasing about fate and death with scattered proper nouns. The lines mention wandering minds and a name like Bell and Leevicg, suggesting a historical or literary fragment without a clear narrative or reportable event.
What’s a skeptic quotes from Chicago Kee ord
A terse quip defines a skeptic as a man who denies a revert because he cannot see it. The remark attributes the view to Chicago Kee ord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill
Chicago
Odd Necklace of Enemies Famed Medicine Man Owning Cheyenne War Ender
A gruesome Cheyenne necklace on display at the National Museum features fingers of slain enemies and medicine tags made from human skin. It was captured after General Crook’s 1876 campaign and given to a Todian religious scholar, then to the museum, ending Cheyenne conflicts by its loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Museum
John G Burke
United States Army
Crook
I. C. Mackenzie
Baptiste Pouvier
Mig Tat
Big Bat
Hurke
Calvinized Hat Joke From Boston Clergyman
A Boston clergyman recalls Dr. Ellis a famed Unitarian minister known for his white panama hat. When asked how the hat stayed white he replies it has been Calvinized, prompting the other minister to ask what that means. He quips the hat was dipped in brimstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dr. Ellis
Spanish mackerel misstatements hit urban menus
A Washington market fish dealer warns that no one in the city really orders Spanish mackerel at average restaurants. He says genuine Spanish mackerel is hard to verify and notes con artists substitute bonita and other fish. He also cites cheaper eateries serving striped bass bonita weakfish and other mackerel as substitutes to the dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Market
Boston Child Describes Tree Classification
A kind western man asks a seven year old boy in Boston Common about a bird nest. The boy, eyed on a tree, explains he is simply trying to classify the tree as a botanical product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Boston Common
A Hashband's Ppogram
A fragmentary dialogue contrasts men who owe their success to wives with those who owe wives to their success, pondering the influence of marriages on personal advancement. The text presents a wry, lighthearted exchange typical of a period column.
Between friends frequent reproof strains the bond
A concise reflection quotes Confucius on how frequent criticism among friends can erode closeness. The saying emphasizes caution in speaking truth to those near you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
Vacation disrupted by unexpected early work
A speaker recounts missing the best part of a vacation due to having to leave early for work. The conversation notes the conflict between extra workload and anticipated time off, with acknowledgment of the unusual timing.
Familiar Pleasures Elude The Wanderer’s Recollection
A reflective piece contrasts present dullness with memories of brighter days. The narrator recalls joyful comforts once enjoyed and the allure of past freedoms, hinting at a restless traveler’s longing to recapture lost warmth and light.
Kidney Pills Lift New Brunswick Postmaster After Years of Pain
Lower Windsor New Brunswick August 4 Special Mr T H Belyea postmaster here describes years of kidney trouble. After trying doctors and many remedies including plasters and tonics he found cure with Dodd s Kidney Pills. He reports complete relief and praises the medicine. A French army report notes rising crisis reports and cautions coughs may lead to consumption urging Bickle s Anti Consumptive Syrup for lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Lower Windsor
N.B
T. H. Belyea
Dodd
Belgvea
Neighb Orhod
Bickle
Battleship Costs Rise With Bulwark Outlay
The Bulwark built at Devonport will represent an outlay of 1 082 805 pounds as coastal defenses demand higher warship expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonport
Minard's Liniment and Ireland's High-Paid Lord Chancellor
Minard's Liniment claims relief for neuralgia. The lord chancellor of Ireland is cited as the most highly paid judicial officer in the British empire, earning £8,000 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
British Empire
Cominion
Lazy and Cold Blooded British General Dares To Humor
The tale recalls Lord Strathnairn in India famed for empire victories while too lazy to dictate dispatches. At a dinner Sir Hugh Rose learns of 200 rebels captured and, after a series of wry exchanges with a sergeant, orders them hanged. Queen Victoria heard the anecdote and nearly stripped him of a peerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Strathnairn
Piccadilly
Central India
Hugh Rose Be
Froid
Owuner
Sir Hugh
Queen Victoria
Fragmentary Maori dialect anecdote about parent child
A short dialogue shows a mother and neighbors speaking in a Maori flavored register. The baby is praised as resembling its father, with casual banter about care and approval from a nearby tradesperson. The text conveys family pride and community interaction in a rustic setting.
Sunlight Soap Declared Pure by Official Analyst
Prof W Hodgson Ellis Official Analyst to the Dominion Government reports after analyses that Sunlight Soap is a pure and well made soap. Try Sunlight Soap Octagon Barnext wash day and you will see that Ellis is right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hodgson Ellis
Dominion
Canada’s Best Springs for Rheumatism and Kidney Ailments
A concise guide highlights leading Canadian springs reputed to ease rheumatism and kidney disorders. It lists notable spa towns and mineral wells, noting healing waters and health benefits claimed by patrons and promoters of the era.
Winnipeg bicycle thief Knight sentenced to three years
Knight, identified as a Winnipeg bicycle thief, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary after his conviction. The case centers on thefts of bicycles in the city and the judge imposed the term as a deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Winnipeg
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