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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
3
London style cues post King Edward VII death drive women toward black and black and white gowns with short skirts and hip length coats. Designers emphasize satin and velvet trims with slim silhouettes and draped waists, while color accents appear in waistbands and waistcoats to stave monotony amid mourning.
A revived London Times correspondence explores long memories linking generations. Notable passages recount John Rolle born 1750 and alive at Queen Victoria’s coronation, Magdalen men recalling Johnson, and Mrs Flora Annie Steel diverse family memories.
When traveling or entering new habitats, carry Dr Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial as a prepared remedy. Change of food and water in unfamiliar places with no doctors can trigger dysentery, but having the cordial on hand helps cope with the disorder.
Advertisement claims these pills cure low mood melancholy by restoring stomach function and liver activity. It asserts widespread usefulness, urging readers to use the remedy for relief.
A fable about a Kansas lawyer who thrives in a small town then moves to Chicago chasing fame. His swelled head leads to ruin while a local Oklahoma image of age and misfortune echoes warnings to ambitious townsmen. Susanna Veriwinkle appears as a connecting figure in a faded tale.
A French inventor named Garnier creates a ten pound swimming machine that folds into a bag. It combines catamaran, motorboat, and bicycle ideas and lets a non swimmer traverse water efficiently while expending little energy.
Four retired army officers including Colonel Cathcart Dempster were fined 409 and costs after pleading that a head injury from a 60 foot fall disabled his memory. The Bristol incident involved a domestic servant and occurred on Monday.
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