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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 10, 1908

Page

3

New Year in Chinatown Faces Hard Times and Changed Ways

Chinatown New Year celebrations shrink with Roosevelt era finance tightening. Merchants report drop in theatre and retail trade as rubberneck tourism fades and open house customs persist amid cautious spending. The Chinese Reform Weekly News foresees possible absence of a New Year extra and actors plan limited celebrations at the Chinese Theatre.

Chisatews Plarner Ieee Chinatown New York China Hang Gow New York City Walltreet Weill Street Doshim Chay Chong Wai Mott Street Choy On Leong Hip Sing Tongs New York Sun

Earth a Speck: Lessons in Humility from Mars Talk

Professor Boyd Dawkins at Manchester University argues the Earth is a mere speck in the universe. He compares Mars and Earth climates, speculates on life, evolution, and future stages, and notes planets orbit the sun toward a central mass. The talk stresses human insignificance and the vast scale of cosmic systems.

Goyd Dawkins Manchester University Dasth Peighvor Mars Earth Boyd Dawkins Manchester Guardian

Count Laszlo Jena Maria Henrik Simon Sechenyi Named Woman

A note from the Atchison Globe remarks on Count Laszlo Jena Maria Henrik Simon Sechenyi granting his name to a woman, noting the notable generosity or signaling social intrigue surrounding such an act.

Count Laszlo Jena Maria Henrik Simon Sechenyi

Cant Cant Sullivan the mariner amid a City Hall joke

Toronto readers recall Cant Cant Sullivan the lake captain famed for bravery after his vessel the Resolute foundered in a gale last autumn. He saved the crew by clinging to the cabin top and surviving a miraculous escape. An old acquaintance later teased Sullivan about his City Hall remark and a water boil order.

John Sullivan Great Lakes Western Gap

Mild man finally served steak after long wait

A courteous waiter asks how the patron wants his steak. The mild man replies he would like it very much, expressing satisfaction after patiently waiting forty minutes.

Dr Williams Pink Pills touted for anaemia cure

An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anaemia and pale complexions, claiming they restore red blood, boost health, and help various ailments tied to poor blood. The copy cites a family testimonial and lists pricing and availability from the Brockville company.

Canada Willaims Dr. Williams Joseph E. Lepage Jerome Emilia Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Guide posts and signs aid motorists in France

An Outing Magazine excerpt describes France’s white and blue guide posts that show commune names and distances to major destinations. It notes Touring Club signs like ralentir warn of steep grades and turns, helping motorists avoid wrong turns or trouble on French roads.

France Paris Metropolis Touring Club of Ralentir United States Frank Presbrey Outing Magazine

Anecdotes on Famous English Figures by G W E Russell

A review extols G W E Russell as a premier writer of witty English gossip. The piece highlights his new volume APoucketful of Sigpences and praises the chapter on political women including Georgiana Duchess of Devonshire and Mrs Beaumont of Breton for vivid, sharp anecdotes.

G. W. E. Russell Mr. Russell England Pepys Mr. Sirrell E. P. Dutton & Co Georgiana Devonshire Charles Janes Fox Beaumont Breton Yorkshire Great North Road Victoria

A Liberal Postmaster and a Tombigbee River Jest

The anecdote recalls Amos Kendall as postmaster general and a tiny station on the Tombigbee River. A clerical exchange reveals the river does not run up but down, followed by a complaint about office receipts and rent, urging payment of a balance to the incoming successor.

Amos Kendall Washington Tombighee River Tombighee Argonaut

Baby Own Tablets Promise Safe Cure for Children

AHealth claim asserts Baby's Own Tablets are absolutely safe for newborns and children, backed by a Government analyst. The product pledges relief from colic indigestion fever teething troubles and more, sold at 25 cents a box by Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Soldiers and Sailors Bank Deposits Highlight Navy Pay

George Lomnitz notes diverse deposits to Soldiers and Sailors Bank from Cleveland army and navy personnel. Payments arrive via army paymasters or navy paymasters as lists and checks, with individuals contributing small monthly amounts and officers giving larger sums. Many deposits occur during naval cruises to the Pacific, while deposits are made without personal contact.

George Lomnitz Cleveland Army Navy Ney Pacific Cleveland Plain Dealer

Protest Over Lusitania Delay At Queenstown Stop

Saloon passengers from New York to Liverpool aboard the Lusitania forward a memorial to Cunard’s chairman and directors. They express grave dissatisfaction at Queenstown delays and question the benefit of two fast ships racing the Atlantic if they waste a half day at Queenstown.

Cunard Company New York Liversoul Lusitania London Queenstown Atlantic

Proposer’s Punt Proposal Leads to Boat Upset

Grace asks about holidaying on the water and proposing in a punt. Fred admits proposing, the girl accepted, and the boat was upset as a result.

Grace Fred

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