Poem Fragments and Local Notices From December 20 1900
A fragmented poem passages mix with local notices from Thurday December 20 1900. The Pobito School closes for year. winter goods demand rises. Knox Christian Endeavor entertained. Methodist Sunday School raised officers. a tea meeting program featured instrumental and vocal music. numerous school staff names listed. sleigh tide event planned. diploma awarded to EL Nob Nassagaweys for best county school.
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Jame Lackey
Knox
Christian Eindeavor Hacenhys
Santeres i Stocking
Tockings
Coninga' By
wWern
EL F
Eva Wiliam
Clara Moore
Mise Lizals Melam
Annie Stephen~ Pon
James Moore
Sonnie ‘Smith
Geo
Vincent
Jax
Cheyne
Jno
Agnew
N. F. Moore
Jenn
Eth Inet
EL Nob
Nassagaweys
Weasy lessons on wealth and sympathy in modern life
A fragmentary op ed-style piece contrasts rising wealth with fading sympathy, urging readers to examine moral standards and the true meaning of progress. It contends that material advancement should align with bolder kindness and spontaneous helpfulness, warning against ego and self-centered gains.
Fragmentary verse fragment on youth and time
A fragmented, non coherent passage contemplates youth, time, and life on earth. The speaker muses on desire and extension, noting days spent carelessly and the sense of life fleeting under indifferent fate.
Alberta cattle study fuels university show plan
A University of Alberta professor, A. A. Dowall, promotes gathering leading province cattle for judging practice with students. He arranged shipments from breeders to the university, enabling calves to mature into uniform, high quality animals. The project aims to showcase the stock at Chicago and other shows in the United States and Eastern Canada.
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Chiengu
Alberta
Pna
Tim
Tim. Leserved
Angus
Sharthorn Brovda
A. A. Dowall
Profennor
University of Alberti
Dowell
University
Knowlton
Tsading
Breatara
Ory
Astlan
Bowell
Menton
Chicago
United States
Canada
Koud Ogtily
Sunday School Lesson on Miracles and Feeding the Multitude
The article comments on a Sunday School lesson focused on Jesus feeding the multitude and the death of John the Baptist, noting the miracle occurred near Bethsaida in the third year of Jesus's ministry. It discusses disciples' concerns, the abundance of loaves and fishes, and reflections on faith and obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Golton
Maat
John
Joma
Capernium
Uothaghda
Threa
John the
Taptlae
Bethwalin
Gallien
Dardan
Merwe
Valestine
Jesus
Varese
Joann
Philip
Phillip
Jesu
Mark Anys
Jeaus
John Tohn
An-drew
Capernaum
Herod
Yathara Bales
Voices on conformity and youth ambition in colonial society
Fragmented text discusses youth, conformity, and ambition within a colonial setting. It contrasts individual difference with majority norms, noting tension between native leadership and white readership. The piece hints at pressure to express opinions and questions what people think, suggesting a path toward leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zamotimon
Atand
Tne
Aeelong
Tractor Pulls Big Engine Near Blenholm Ontario
A tale from the Granite era recounts a Detroit man known as Hank who drives a small tractor to pull a frostbound freight locomotive to a water tank near Blenholm Ontario. The tiny machine, after initial skepticism from the crew, attached to the locomotive and successfully pulled it to water. The anecdote ends with a rural proverb about size and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Times-Journal
Blenholm
Tario
Neo
Marquetia
Ierosomotive
Attio Ganolins
Traater
Detroit
Hank
Hia
Phe
Obain
Goggrector of Pulmonary Troubles Testimonial Note
A fragmentary testimonial claims a Dr Thomas Welentrio offers relief for respiratory disorders. The text asserts inflammation will be allayed and cures possible for sufferers, promising broad relief and broad trust in the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ Welentrio
Rollet
Handicapped People Speak Of Strength And Struggle
A fragmented reminiscence catalogues various famous and unnamed individuals described as handicapped by poverty, illness, or lack of education. The passage argues such hardships do not define worth, urging resilience and dignity despite society’s silence and neglect.
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Diggrpce
Borausa
Bia
Livingstone
Préncote
Henry M. Stanley
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