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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
3
A damaged 19th century clipping mentions 224 acres and local notes. It cites several names and places, including Minakis and Victoria, with references to baptism and coronation by an archbishop. A health remedy claim praises August Koenig's Hamburg Drops for indigestion and stomach issues.
A report notes a goat ate nine items and reflowed 226 in STS plus while a pig ate 72 of 244 offered, highlighting differing feeding results and efficiency between the two animals.
An Ontario mother shares a teething tale of a cross baby whose irritability and poor appetite ease after using Maby's Own Tablets. She touts broader success for teething and related ailments among Canadian families, with purchase through druggists or by post.
A Baltimore bachelor offers money for a bull terrier owned by a boy. The boy refuses yet hints a kiss for the dog, prompting the man to flee as the girl questions why the dog wasn’t bought. The anecdote ends with a quip about genius and money.
A lively road horse named Jimmy entertains and unsettles festival crowds. He sneaks into a tent, sneezes on revelers, and scatters a flock of sheep for sport. He delights in startling timid visitors and flirts with a house cousin, showing a playful yet mischievous temperament.
A 19th century Haushofer style survey describes feet by nationality. It notes Irish feet flat and broad, Frenchmen long and narrow, Scotch feet high and muscular, Tartars short and heavy, English feet short and fleshy, Russians webbed toes, Spaniards small and curved, Americans developing the smallest feet, Teutons largest, Swedes Norwegians Germans at head, and Arabs famed for the legendary running water under the foot.
English authorities praise Dodd's Kidney Pills as a Canadian breakthrough curing kidney disease. William Henry, famed author, testifies he used the pills and was cured, noting the remedy cleanses and tones kidneys and prevents uric acid buildup. The piece argues Canada tops medical science and cites kidney cures for rheumatism and related diseases.
A fragment notes a repetitive trick of collecting objects tied to the viveacha of South American papas and mentions a badgerlike animal called the magpie Tie viveacha.
A Chicago man on summer vacation visits a Wisconsin lake resort and asks the proprietor about acres. The proprietor answers about forty and hints at another nearby resort owned by the Widder Simmons. He adds they expect to join next October, sparking a blush of surprise.
The article explains that French coffee gains its distinctive caramel aroma from adding butter and powdered sugar during roasting. Three pounds of beans receive a tablespoonful of butter and sugar, which melt and coat the beans enhancing flavor.
A dramatic exchange unfolds as an officer explains the fainting partner occurred after three consecutive dances. The sudden turn of events is attributed to overwhelming happiness, prompting the dancer to depart to avoid further harm.
The passage argues that luck exists in odd numbers and doubles with two odd numbers. It notes Friday as the sixth day, links six to being double three, and calls three charming, concluding Friday is doubly charmingly lucky.
In a concise chronicle note a child named Frank learns to ride a horse. When asked if the trot bounces him, he replies he does not bounce much and mostly stays up. The anecdote captures a light moment from a local paper’s small items.
An exhortation for forming courtesy clubs to teach good manners. It argues polished behavior improves youth prospects, career advancement, and social appeal, comparing courtesy to oil for machinery and noting its economic value in securing jobs and favorable impressions.
A quote by W. G. Jordan emphasizes that conscious posing fades beside the silent, unconscious radiation of a person’s character. Every moment alters the world, as each person’s words and acts subtly shift the atmosphere surrounding others.
The passage combines varied items: praise for Spanish women with sword training and slim figures, notes that the Amazon and Mississippi are navigable by small extents, a cure advertisement for headaches advocating Parmetee's Vegetable Pills, and a German schooling rule where boys attend until 14 and girls until 10 to 13.
The eastern division of the South Wales coalfields will probably be exhausted in 42 years. The Denbighshire and Flintshire fields may hasten two centuries.
Letters received by Varmerece's Ville proprietors feature testimonials from John A. Beam of Waterloo Ontario praising Varmetee's Pills for dyspepsia liver and kidney issues and Paradee's Vegetatio Pills as a safe cathartic. a critic notes politics and money in coin spinning.
A cheese dish for luncheon coats thin bread slices in layers with grated cheese. Each layer is topped, then a custard of two beaten eggs two cups milk salt and pepper is poured over. Bake for thirty minutes.
A Brussels church clock is said to be wound by sun induced expansion of a clear mechanism. The device uses heat to tighten its gears, a rare demonstration of solar powered timekeeping in historic horology.
An ad claims Mizaré's Liniment cures diphtheria and touts a superior magical perfume from a flower. It also promotes Holloway's Corn Cure for removing many corn varieties and urges readers to consult a druggist for a bottle. The piece notes a thumb as stronger than the other fingers and warns wood pigeons damage British crops.
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