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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1899
Page
2
The Royal Box notes King Barbara and crown prince of Germany. at a cadet school race the prince won first prize in cycling against several riders. A Washington Star column observes a humorous scene about a $10 sword remark and a judge’s French convenience ruling, reflecting social chatter.
An advertisement extols Dr Chase's Catarrh Cure and Dr Chase's Nerve Food as the best treatment for catarrh. It links catarrh to stomach and lung issues, claims quick relief of nasal passages and headaches, and urges purchase of the remedies at 24 cents and 50 cents per box.
Hulda wanders the cold hall drawn to Krun and Brun in a moonlit Norwegian house. Brun extols Hulda as fate’s chosen, praising her Promethean soul while denouncing her father. the pair fall into an intense, vowless embrace as night deepens.
Olaf Hirun wakes to footsteps and a candlelit visitor in a nightgown. The calm intruder, unnamed, surveys the engineer with a placid gaze as he asks for the reason for his prowling. Tension rises as the scene unfolds in the dim doorway.
Fashion notes describe dog collar belts in seal suede morocco patent and cowhide, with satin and velvet buckles replacing leather. Silk gowns and taffeta coats appear as innovations. Winter coats are short with plain sleeves, shoulder capes shrink, fringe gains favor, and vivid color pairings set overall color schemes. Enamel and jeweled buckles lose appeal as cut steel and other details offer refined style.
A Connecticut man has received permission from the king of Siam to erect a hotel worth 200000 dollars. The proposed structure would stretch about 1000 feet and rise four stories high, marking an ambitious international project.
The Atchison Globe quotes a hostile editorial attacking women’s appearances and behavior. It ridicules claims that women must sacrifice nourishment to stay thin and mocks social judgments about refinement. The piece notes male domination in public life and domestic relations.
Boiled fish gains flavor with a cup of cider vinegar in the boiling water. Lift the cream from milk before skimming to prevent sticking. Old bread crumbs beat cracker dust for frying. Broiled dried beet adds variety to breakfast bacon and can pair with poached eggs.
John Crow of Vancouver reports a permanent cure after fifteen years of catarrh using Japanese Catarrh Cure. He tried many remedies and doctors with only temporary relief before using six boxes over a year and remaining symptom free. The company claims the cure is permanent and offers samples and price details.
A district school board trustee known for a fire drill hobby provoked pupils by asking what they would do if a fire broke out. The teacher prompted answers, and the trustee asked for a speech. The class unanimously replied in unison with a humorous chant about escaping upstairs.
The Best Family Liniment Known. Griffiths Menthol Liniment is the latest pain reliever of today. It soothes painful parts the minute applied and acts as a complete medicine chest in itself. Use it for scalds burns bruises sore throat cold on the chest and all forms of swelling and inflammation. Al druggists 29 cents.
A rustic dialogue describes arrival and housing, with dialectal banter about miles to travel for a girl or whiskey. Dougald notes a bad place to live yet considers buying liquor to cope, while Shooting Tenant laments distance and prospects in a vivid regional voice.
Experts say selective breeding and exhibition shorten a dog's life. The practice is producing dogs less long lived than semi wild mongrels.
A exhortation urges decisive action against evil rather than lamentation. It counsels rising to confront danger and pursue practical remedies rather than passively suffering. The tone emphasizes proactive problem solving and resilience.
A dialog on distance and doubt gives way to praise for Bickle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup. The speakers note many cough medicines flood the market yet claim the product stands ahead for throat and lung afflictions. Children’s health is mentioned in passing.
The New York World reports a resident's complaint about a neighbor's persistent howling disturbing sleep. A verbal clash escalates as the speaker contemplates drastic actions to restore quiet. Neighbors await relief as tensions rise.
A brief scene in a Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a boy named Lemmy Kishen and a girl named Ollie Wright meeting on a park bench. They exchange names as they swing their feet and dig toes in the sand.
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