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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
5
The list shows scores for multiple pupils across parts I and II of exams. Several names reach top marks in various classes with percentages from 42 to 79. A separate line lists pupils who failed on one subject with figures ranging from 44 to 60 percent.
One thousand bushels of No. 1 Feed heat offered for sale at the Post Office or to Alex Johnson in Glenboro.
J H Burgess of Glenboro announces he will follow up his trade as mason and attend to brick work stone work cement work and plastering in a manlike manner. His past record speaks for itself.
A reflective speaker longs for rural comforts and familiar places from the city. They recall smoking fields, streams, trees, and cows as they imagine a return, desiring the old sounds, scents, and scenes of home. The piece voices nostalgia and a wish to reconnect with a simpler life.
The article describes at home nail care using a Gil oa scissors and a small wooden Suck tool with Ongaline solution and warm soapy water. It warns against cutting the cuticle and advises soaking, filing, and using a pointed stick with Ongaine to remove stains and roughness while avoiding flesh.
Fragments describe a formula used in a Parisian hairdressing shop to create a dyeing solution. The recipe lists salts and spirits including tartar, cochineal, bouinobia, roses, glycerin, and waters, with steps to dissolve, shake, filter, and apply to hair for a lasting wavey look.
A young girl recounts visiting an aquarium in New York. She describes a fish in a glass tank that seemed distressed, standing on its tail as tears streamed down its cheeks, and imagines the fish praying to be freed.
The Dairy and Creamery argues well cared for cows reach peak profitability at eight years, not earlier, with seven to eight years marking prime productive years. One proven cow between seven and eight can yield more revenue than two calving first year cows, while consuming little extra feed. It notes the Holstein breed traits and cites New World's Dairy Record, including Sadie Vale Concordia’s butter fat and milk tests under Cornell supervision.
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune note explains a versatile china closet accessible from both the alcove and dining room. It features an open top shelf, color accents with an old blue curtain, and matched woodwork with surrounding furniture.
Samuel B. Shi ling was chosen president at the Iowa State Dairy association convention and was delegated by the group to duties as president.
The chairman of the committee to oversee the Iowa dairy exhibit at the St Louis world’s fair is named. State Dairy Commissioner Wright and M. Morten Sen are other members of this committee.
Hood Farm Topics explains why strippings the last drawn milk are richest in butter fat. The fat’s low density causes it to rise to the upper udder portions, similar to how it separates in the milk.
A medical correspondent recalls five children using stick toothbrushes made from black gum limbs after each lost tooth. They brushed every night with no toothpaste and avoided toothache. only one needed a dentist once, and the habit persisted into adulthood.
The piece stresses that a woman's appearance and the state of her home influence the establishment's credit, set a family example for children and staff, affect the husband’s pride, and guide household order. It argues women have a duty to keep themselves and their homes presentable within their means.
The piece argues simplicity as the current decorating ideal. It notes many objects will be discarded to meet this standard and cites William Morris urging usefulness and beauty. It foresees a new role for women as eliminators in homes.
Recipe style note describes a facial lotion using orange flower water six ounces and tincture of benzoin one drachm. add water slowly. Mentions an excellent cream to rub into the face after steaming.
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