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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
1
A reflective essay argues happiness comes from inner disposition rather than external circumstances. It urges limiting desires, pursuing meaningful work, and cultivating unselfishness through charity and sympathy. Joy grows from mindful living, constructive effort, and service to others, rather than chasing fleeting pleasures.
The article quotes religious leaders and world figures reacting to King Edward VII's death. It notes tributes from France Germany and Jews, and describes prayers for King George V and the Queen Mother. It also recounts a humorous wellness anecdote about John Muir braving a glacier climb to cure bronchitis.
At Lake Hopatcong in the New Jersey highlands Edwin Markham and other guests discuss sleeping outdoors on verandas amid a cold night. Markham touts outdoor sleep for lungs and well being, citing insomnia relief and recuperation with John Muir's Sierra experiences as related precedent.
A portrait of Prince Edward as heir to the British throne turning 16 on June 28. The article recalls his naval cadet beginnings at Osborne and Dartmouth, his equal treatment with nonroyal peers, anecdotes of his pace and humor, and his charitable acts including toys for sick children and a guinea donation to King Edward's hospital fund.
A sensational claim recounts Christian Henry Heineken as the supreme infant prodigy. It alleges at one year he knew Pentateuch events, by thirteen months Old Testament history, by fourteen years New Testament, by 2.5 he answered geography and history, and by three spoke French Latin German. Heinaen died at five.
Cod plentiful at Georgetown with lobsters scarce. Mimin sh ash area reports dull branches. Alarcon notes Tyne Port cod and mackerel fair with herring and lobsters in short supply.
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