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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
7
A preacher exhorts toward active response to life’s storms. Joab shocks King David from grieving over Absalom to rallying the kingdom, urging work and steadfast leadership. The tale extends to aging leaders, urging older voices to guide, not fade, in confronting crises.
A religious exhortation urging faith in Christ to overcome despair. The author quotes Henry Irving on longing for companionship and asks King David to trust in the Saviour for guidance toward heavenly glory and future days.
A brief dialogue fragment shows Miss Tartan asserting certainty while Mr Feathertop offers a pause to hear thoughts, indicating a tense exchange over timed attention.
Radical British MP Keir Hardy has ditched shoes in favor of sandals, a striking personal style shift noted by observers.
A sermon discusses Nehemiah chapter eight lessons on reading the law, confession, and worship. It emphasizes understanding scripture, conviction of sin, joy in redemption, and the Feast of Tabernacles as a sign of God’s mercy, urging personal faith and gospel sharing.
The article notes Puritan Master Prynne in 1633 described tobacco pipes offered to ladies at theater intervals. French traveler Torevin de Rochefort later reported tobacco use as common for both sexes in England. Snuff became popular when smoking waned, with women of quality carrying perfumed snuffboxes. Bolingbroke commented on Queen Anne and the duchess of Marlborough, saying governance rested on a pair of snuffers.
An excerpt describes a nutmeg tree as resembling a laurel and notes bearing starts at ten years old. The fruit resembles an apricot and bursts to reveal the black nutmeg within scarlet networks. Nutmegs are dried slowly, often taking two months, then soaked in sea water before shipping to deter insects, after which they keep indefinitely.
A globe trotter lists famed streets: highest is Main Street Denver. richest Fifth Avenue New York. widest Market Street Philadelphia. shortest Rue Bie Paris at twenty feet. dirtiest Tchangts in Nankin. cleanest Via Castile Seville. aristocratic Grosvenor Place London. most beautiful Avenue des Champs Elysees Paris. narrow Via Sol Havana at 42 inches. ugliest Broadway New York noted for its skyscrapers.
The Warsaw town in Russia earns the label of a milk producers Eden where dairies become social hubs. Publics visit dairies to chat, read papers, and enjoy milk while restaurants remain sparsely used. Milk saloons serve as venues for business and leisurely talks with chess and billiards allowed.
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