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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1890
Page
1
Miss Minerva Van Leston ends engagement with Sigerye Van Reston over his wrong pronoun usage. She values correct grammar more than romance, the affair dissolving after many efforts to reform him. The tale mocks linguistic pedantry and recalls Lindley Murray.
A London Letter recalls tumult around the future king Albert Victor and his brother George. It notes their youth, debts, and possible exile to Gibraltar while their father faces duties at the Imperial Institute. The piece injects satire on royal choices and public perception.
Louis P Beyer of Buffalo recounts amusing Europe trip tales to friends. He tells of visiting Blarney Castle and joking with an Irish man about its age and a barefoot colleen who teases his idea of marriage after praising his Irish face.
A dealer in optical goods discusses rising spectacle demand, argues eye-glass use grows with confidence, and notes eye-glass fashion leads to more attention from women. He says frames are locally made, foreigners cannot compete, and that wearing glasses early helps ocular strength, while eye-glass mania wanes.
A second cave discovery near Rossville on Missionary Ridge reveals a vast chambered cave with abundant onyx and white limestone. Guided by John Smith, Arthur Thomas explored about one half mile, losing each other briefly in the dark, and they expect to reach a cave end within the week. A large tortoise was found inside, and the cave likely extends toward Green's Pond, possibly a mile long.
The piece tours Luxor as a bustling Nile metropolis filled with sellers and performers. It shifts to New York’s women living independently, detailing student artists, working girls, and the social limits of philanthropy with reflections on happiness and vocation.
A fragment notes Chester A Arthur during his sophomore year at Gnion college was compelled to leave and teach a village school at Schaghtrinks in Renaselace county New York for a modest return of sixteen dollars. It jokes about many of our previdentes becoming pedago gues before turning to sales.
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