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Newspaper

Fort Macleod Gazette

Location

Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 29, 1900

Page

6

Village Courtship Ends in Wedding of Rosalie Ames

In a parlor romance, Harry Reynolds abandons a quarrel with Rosalie Ames after seeing her charm draw in Clarence Dalton. A clash of pride and flirtation yields a dramatic turn when Dalton is nearly killed by a runaway horse. Reynolds rescues Dalton, saving his rival and earning Rosalie's forgiveness, leading to a village wedding with Dalton as best man.

Harry Reynolds Papa Rosalie Ames Rosalie Harry Clarence Dalton Mr. Dalton Hss Nellie Kellis Dalton Clarence Mr. Clarence Fternoon

Notable Bond Between Groom and Mother Cited by Citizen

In a Brooklyn Citizen passage the writer admires a groom's devoted conduct toward the maid of honor and believes the mother blesses the accident that spared her son from a dire mis alliance. The piece frames the union with sentiment and suggests lasting gratitude for a fateful interruption.

Brooklyn

Obliging Babu in Harper's portrait of Hindu courier

Julian Ralph recounts an Indian babu who, posing as a simple letter of introduction, becomes a trusted servant for two Americans. He acts as courier, refuses pay, and deducts merchant commissions, claiming friendship as the binding motive. He explains friendship makes obligations sacred and universal.

Babu Julian Ralph Harper's Kipling Ralph India Himsell

Extracts from Bishop How notes at Strathfieldsaye pulpit

A summary of tales from Bishop Walsham How notebooks as reported in Good Words. An anecdote recalls a visitor preacher at Strathfieldsaye where the verger blocks the pulpit door to wake the speaker. Another Lancashire clergyman misquotes a Bible verse and jokes about the Manchester bishop visiting parishes.

Walsham Strathfieldsaye Duke of Wellington Lancashire Manchester

Racing and Harness News From Pacific Coast Tracks

Charley Doble will drive Lord Vincent on the New York speedway in 2 08 percent. Plans favor Boralma for the invitational championship of 1900. British agents scout Texas for army horses raising prices from 30 to 50 per—g. a 4-year-old filly by Direct tops 33 seconds at Pleasanton. Sharkey runs 31 1/4 at Pleasanton. Tom Keating’s stable shines at Pleasanton with Eureka 2 15 percent mile in 2 18, Corinne Nielson 2 22, and a 38-year-old colt by Charles Derby 2 24. Wing of Belair changes hands to M Ei Ellis. King of Belair stands youngest stallion with Indiana 2 06 4 and Dan T 2 06 0 among fast sires. Gene Leigh turned down 10 000 for a maiden.

Charley Doble Lord Vincent Robert J New York Speedway Splan Boralma Texas Pleasanton Gal Pacer Sharkey Cal Nutwood S. O. Cheetham Urbana Belair M.' Ei Ellis Grayville Tils King of Belair Andy Horsang Pennsylvania Tarek Ontonigh Sid¢im Gene Leigh

Little Tommy's Drink Brings Mother Nighttime Trial

A Chicago reader recalls a family scene where a boy Tommy, six or seven, wakes for water and is told by his father not to wake his mother. In the night Tommy asks aloud if he will spill every last drop as he slips from bed to glass.

BSS Tommy

How Far Apart Did They Livet

A Boston lawyer recalls a Capitol committee scene with two Southern members debating distance between a Major's plantation and a General's, joking about miles and place. The anecdote ends with the speaker admitting he could not solve the distance.

Capitol Boston Majah Gen’al Blood Colon

Sapphires Not All Blue in Gem Varieties

A dealer notes sapphires span many colors from soft blue to white and green. In Ceylon finest stones show blue and peacock blue, with white sapphires often clouded by blue tint. Red sapphires or Ceylon rubies reach Burmese ruby value, while American finds include light blue and pink gems. deep blue and red types remain rare in Montana’s output.

Ceylon Montana

Rooster Duel Ends In Mirror Debris Mystery

A Rockland youth tested a theory that his smart rooster inherited gamy traits by placing a mirror in the hen pen. The rooster attacked the reflection with spurs flashing, smashing the mirror and leaving the young man with a pile of ruins and a puzzled mind.

Rockland Bangor Whig and Courier

Train Shadow Follows At Night On Topeka Route

Four Santa Fe engineers recall a moonlit run from Topeka to Emporia. The fastest trip involved Pauline hill and a throttle opened wide as the engine “ate up the track.” At Emporia a black shadow appeared and stopped opposite the locomotive, revealed as the train’s own shadow.

Topeka Santa Fe Emporia Bimporia Pauline Hill Kansas City Journal

Waiting for Publication to Success in Thomas Nelson Page Career

The note cites Thomas Nelson Page delaying the printing of a short story "'Marie Chan" for six years before it appeared, boosting his later career. It also reports London surgeons in South Africa drawing pay of $25,000 yearly, far above prior army medical officer salaries.

Thomas Nelson Page William MacCormac London South Africa

Patent noiseless baby jumper hoax at Harper's Bazaar

Peddler and a sarcastic caller stage a humorous exchange about the supposed patent noiseless baby jumper. Holmesian deduction fails to convince, revealing the gag about a novelty toy and a child’s rattle and jumping jack. The interlude satirizes inventors and shoppers in a witty vignette from Harper's Bazaar.

Sherlock “Holmes Mr. Popsy Mr. Poply Towser Poply Flarper

Haymaking by Wire HiLo in Norwegian Mountain Pastures

A vivid account details Norwegian mountain farms where women harvest hay high above fjords and glaciers. A rope-lift system or luuparstreng slides grass from remote saeters to valley farms, also carrying cheese butter and buttermilk from the summer huts to lower farms.

Norway Folgefonden Hardangervidda Sostedalsbrae

Horrors of War Reflected in a Washington Star Verse

A Washington Star poem laments the horrors of war and the futility of predicting generals moves. The speaker, detached from the frontline, portrays the bitterness of conflict and the futility of understanding every action as nations clash and mockery and fear rise amidst the oncoming battle.

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