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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
6
Species notes mention Austrian pine with two long dark green needles per bundle large hanging cones and scattered short bluish-green needles. Hemlock with small hanging cones and flat spray. Red cedar with bluish berries and prickly scales. White cedar with roundish cones and four to eight seeds per cone. Pitch dark needles in threes for primary education use.
The article extols beer as a healthful beverage that steadies nerves and helps the stomach digest food. It claims doctors approve moderate beer use for adults especially women, noting low alcohol aids digestion and overall health when used rightly.
Uncle Hiram notes ed vans will transport tenants to New York while Aunt Maria confirms removal is for tenants.
Contagious itch on humans cured in 30 minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion. Claims include relief from mange. Sold by druggists.
A Jersey City factory uses producer gas to temper curtain spring metal. Previously coke fires caused wide temperature fluctuations and material spoilage. Producer gas provides constant heat for a cleaner process, reducing waste and ensuring uniform product quality.
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes a manager urging female staff to look extra polished, saying the beef is on the bum. The exchange hints at kitchen shortages and public diner morale in a humorous, period voice.
A Toronto builder suffered severe leg cuts and a bruised knee after a plank failure. He credits Tam-Buk and Zam-Buk balm for quick relief and ongoing work without missing a day. Zam-Buk promotes its balm as a universal skin cure available at druggists with a Sea box option.
An excerpt from The Outing Magazine emphasizes ballooning as safe only with a licensed experienced pilot. It notes that accidents are rare when a qualified flyer operates in favorable weather, lands in suitable spots, and follows proper procedures.
The St Thomas Journal contrasts Dugald Ross with the famed Charley Ross noting Ross’s lesser ability to remain out of sight while Charley Ross maintained longer concealment.
All Ot registered tablets cue neuralgia rheumatism and coldness of hands and feet with shortness of breath weak digestion and impaired vigor. Used with Mira Blood Tonic and Mira Ointment they cure stubborn eczema and skin diseases. 50c a box six for 2.50 Druggists of The Chemists Co of Canada Limited Hamilton Toronto.
A boy in Greenock watches steam rise from a boiling kettle and hints power there, a moment that foreshadows James Watt’s steam engine. Nearby, Thomas Carlyle grows from obscure existence to literary greatness through relentless drive, proving ambition and ideals shape achievement.
Hicks Myers near Trenton loses eleven fat steers after moving herd to an open pasture on a hot afternoon. One dead by noon, rest perish in sun exposed shade by bodies, total loss about 385 dollars. Trenton Repub lican Tribune notes. Mention of indictments of G. T. R. and C. P. R. by Grand Jury over a Toronto Bay street crossing tragedy on May 24.
An editorial argues that Christian homes are the heart of moral life and global welfare. It extols Christian mission, charity, and family virtue as forces shaping civilizations and spreading goodwill through shared faith.
The article cites Sir Samuel Baker claiming crocodile jaws bend telegraph wire and crush a duck bait hook. Paul Bert measured a 120 pound crocodile closing jaws at 308 pounds with a dynamometer. It notes a lion jaw story of a man forcing a gun butt into a lion's mouth, cracking it like a hammer.
To enable all to learn we teach on cash or instalment plan. We hold an I class monthly, last Tuesday each month. Lessons cover cutting fitting and assembling garments from shirt waists to elaborate dresses. The course promises the whole family can learn with 7000 dresses taught and a $500 promise for those aged 14 to 40.
A chorus of quips mocks social trends and morals in pieces from Chicago to Washington. Jests touch on religion and roller skating, fashion costs, wealth ethics, farming, milk prices, and a Kansas hotel salt water suit.
A customer reports curing a severe distemper in a valuable horse with Minard's Liniment. The note is signed by Minard's Liniment Co. Limited for gents.
The parish church of Blanford St Mary has been newly illuminated by lamps for the first time in its history. Previously candle light limited winter evening services, with ten or more held in recent winters now made possible.
A Philadelphia trolley conductor explains the exchange rules. He describes directions at junctions for east west and north south bound cars, clarifying when an exchange is valid based on position and car direction. The exchange logic hinges on relative junction placement and movement.
The Kansas City Times reports a dense stretch on Ninth Street between Bell Street and the State line housing twenty-three saloons. The block includes two pool halls a grocery store a dry goods shop and a furnishing goods store with other saloons nearby across Bell Street. Buildings are mostly narrow shacks with some two storey structures providing lodgings above the establishments.
A cryptic report notes a figure who abstains from meat yet engages in poker for stakes. It also comments on bathing suit modesty, suggesting expectations may be shrinking.
John Sharp Williame recalls an old darky at a Charleston railroad station who jokes about knowing where a house is. The exchange features a congressman eager to deliver a note and the man’s boastful reply about money and knowledge of the house.
Help wanted advertisement from National Manufacturing Co Montreal Quebec seeks women for plain and light sewing at home. Work can be full or spare time with good pay, work sent by mail, charges paid, and stamps requested for full particulars. Issue 42 1907.
A sensational tale from Manner near Dinapore describes a widow’s alleged spontaneous combustion while resting on a charpoy. Fire reportedly emanated from her toes and spread, until the smoldering body was later moved by a police officer to the District Magistrate, who rebuked the officer for disturbing a perceived divine event.
Mrs Wilson mistook her husband returning from New York for a burglar and threatened to shoot if he was not Henry. The tale notes prior neighborhood burglaries and a tense homecoming, ending with the husband’s cautious approach up the stairs.
Chauffeurs are reminded that farmers greatly outnumber automobile owners in the Legislature. The Toronto News notes the political weight of farmers and urges drivers to consider this when voting.
Patent advertisement claims the liniment removes hard and soft lumps and blemishes from horses including blood spavin curbs sprains and throat issues. It touts a saving of 850 and warrants it the wonderful blemish cure ever known with sale through druggists.
A fragment notes a bright girl with remarks on marriageability and moments of steady appeal, hinting at a light dialogue about a woman's prospects and temperament. The tone suggests a conversational, observational snip from a larger piece.
Mrs C W McCulloch of Chicago says in marrying ceremonies she omits the word obey. A boorish husband protests eternal love’s endurance eight years after vows as his wife recalls the oath and asks how long eternal love should last.
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