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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
3
A humorous Manitoba style exchange shows a laid back plomeer on a doorstep dismissing ambition. He quips about roofs weeds and waiting for that dream, insisting he has a “mighty good thing” and would be a fool to let it go. The passerby probes for work and progress.
Paris winter fashion features oversized muffs in canoe shapes and pond-gold ornaments on dark colors. Pattons appear in outfits with gold or white cloth trimming, empire motifs, and velvet reversals on tailored costumes. White panne toques with rose wreaths and ostrich tips top black cloth ensembles. velveteen replaces velvet in many suits.
A mother's search for Horatio ends in tragedy as she finds him dead in his summer house. The note from his tailor reveals he cannot press new wrinkles into trousers, and Horatio Collingwood has died suddenly, a stark, somber turn in a domestic scene.
A historical sketch tracing Queen Victoria born at Kensington Palace on May 24 1619 to the Duke and Duchess of Kent and Louise Victoria Cobourg. It covers her ascent in 1837 coronation 1836 marriage 1840 and the births of her children along with key ministers and political shifts through the 19th century. The piece notes her resilience after personal loss and her public service.
A reflective chronology contrasts 18th century England with the modern era, noting lack of railways travel by stagecoach and widespread illiteracy, and detailing a long list of social abuses, reforms, and key events from 1637 through the early 20th century, including royal inaugurations, wars, and constitutional milestones.
A Hua Pesth hotelkeeper reportedly owns what may be the oldest furniture suite. He has built a 4,800 piece matchbox furniture collection, ordered to equip a room with items including a writing table, smoking stand, cabinet, chair, and smaller pieces. The pieces are ingeniously crafted and adjusted to be as sturdy as ordinary furniture.
Jan 21 Obituary notices report Judge Noose died after several days illness linked to a cold from Osgoode Jacral Literary society banquet. Also Montreal January 20 death of Mrs John MacDougall widow of iron founder and Do minion W C A president noted for philanthropy.
A fragmented notice recalls Brighy Side terms about a presidential nomination and a German brewer in Mexico winning Paris medals. The text mentions Adirondack deer hunting and a gaspi-No, with unclear context and scattered quotes.
Fragmentary excerpt shows a conflicted board description with references to interrogation and border issues. Names, places, and concrete events are unreadable, leaving only hints of formal proceedings and oversight. The garbled wording prevents accurate identification of persons or actions.
C F B Johnson a 28 year old gold miner from Bridgewater recounts la grippe illness that left him weak with stomach kidneys and joints. After trying various medicines he used Dr Williams Pink Pills and gradually recovered enabling him to resume work. He says a dozen boxes were worth more to him than any gold mine.
A man reports burglars entered his home and stole two ten dollar bills from his vest pocket. He clues that his wife may have hidden the cash, noting that no police could scare it out of her, in a terse police station interview.
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions C Wells & Co and a book on consumption. Readable elements are sparse, offering only a company name and a vague subject without concrete event details or dates.
Reported scheme ships migrants to Australia under Queensland government permits. An agent earns 250 dollars per adult steerage and 1.25 dollars per child as migrants are moved from Pacifica to Australia.
A thousand workers clear a barren sand beach near New York to forge a summer resort featuring a vast amusement palace and multiple hotels. Dredging will form a harbor to serve the development.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure and Brand Hall's Family Pills. The text asserts on hand funds, endorsements by F J Cheney Co, and wholesale druggists in Toledo. It markets remedies taken internally, promising benefit for catarrh and related mucous issues.
The piece discusses a test on the date of the flood and biblical ages from Genesis. It references a bishop’s exam question about Noah and the patriarchs, tracing ages from Adam to Noah and noting the flood occurred in a distant year after Adam’s birth. The tone resembles a clerical reading with scattered quotations and modern aside.
A Memphis Commercial Appeal quip recalls birthplaces in Ohio and Kentucky while a Philedelphia Ledger suggestion urges amending the constitution to elect the president by direct vote and grant the vice president executive duties.
A jumble of misread quotes and garbled phrases appears to present famous lines and fragments from Virgil, Tennessee, and others. The text includes references to public good, civilization, and youth with scattered names like Brooke and Cleveland, but most lines are indecipherable.
The king cites matrimony as a topic while the Queen of Sheba laughs and jokes about a parrot that swears and a tobacco chewing monkey. She asks what Solomon wants with a husband, archly defending her stance as he notes tobacco’s undiscovered status.
A humorous sketch notes the modern woman’s self assurance and rare moments of doubt as she readies herself for the street. The piece jests at fashion rituals and the intensity of appearance.
The article notes that the telescope preceded Galileo by about a thousand years and that the microscope dates back to the early ninth century, though proven in the sixteenth century by Dand and others. It emphasizes long historical timelines for these instruments and cites notable researchers.
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