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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
5
A brief sale notice lists remaining stock with price cuts. Suits previously up to 15 dollars reduced to 5.90. Lace curtains 22 yards long offered at 75 cents per pair, special price 35 cents per pair.
The passage portrays a man described as lazy, ungentle, and controlling. It asserts he avoids dressing well, values food and clothes over respect, demeans his sisters, brags about conquests, and would treat marriage as ownership rather than partnership, seeking power over his wife and her finances.
The article reflects on afternoon tea becoming common and lists favored homemade breads and currant loaf. It provides a step by step currant loaf recipe using sponge scraps, butter sugar currants raisins optional egg and a dough made with milk and dam to rise before baking in two tins.
An easy to make tooth powder combines two ounces borax, four ounces precipitated chalk, one ounce powdered myrrh and powdered orris. Sift through fine cloth and bottle in shop jars with adjustable caps for ready use.
The thirty six year report by Dr Chamberlain inspector of prisons notes improved sanitary conditions but many jails still dilapidated and unsafe. Northern Ontario has new lockups while discussions urge a small prison and asylum north of Lake Superior. Total prisoners Sept 30 1903 was 617 with 13 escapes and 38 deaths.
A motivational piece extols mastery of self over base impulses. It urges overcoming passions, building physical and intellectual strength, and rising above environment to become a worthy, fearless person in touch with the divine. It emphasizes self-control and continual evolution toward genuine manhood and self mastery.
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