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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
5
The Big Bargain Centre proclaims record savings with up to 50 percent discounts on many lines for the balance of the month. Highlights include English print fabrics at 75c, suits and ready to wear at half price, patterns and colors in tweeds, and assorted groceries and household goods like lime juice and pineapple offers. Hard sell language emphasizes limited time offers and large discounts.
A humorous reflection on aging double standards where a woman's age is judged by friends and memory. It notes that peers’ recollections fix age, while men often wed older, yet society claims the woman is older than her spouse. The piece satirizes social gossip and the stubborn insistence on birth dates.
Instructions advise keeping weight balanced on the balls of the feet, avoiding hip or neck strain, and maintaining a straight spine. Do not look down constantly, wear low heels, and avoid clothing that restricts breathing or heels that force an altered stance.
A Baltimore American snippet shows an irate parent telling a doctor to leave and not return. The physician remains calm and notes the parent would instead contact a veterinary brother living nearby, presenting one of his cards.
A southern woman praises her trusted enslaved caretaker Aunt Ca line for faithful service and judgment. She weighs whether to bring a young darky named James into the mountains, noting Aunt Calline’s tested character as a sign of suitability.
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker addressing workers and a contractor about pay and conditions. The text hints at mistreatment and fear among laborers, with loud expressions and disjointed phrases suggesting protest or warning. The fragment lacks clear names, places, or dates but centers on labor tension and potential consequences.
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