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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
6
The article notes the Romanoff children dress simply in white cotton or cream serge dresses with plain collars and black silk bows. They wear shady white straw hats, black leather shoes, and cashmere stockings, with slightly more on holidays.
A playful exchange presents jokes about a firefly, a lobster, a hired girl, and snakes. The firefly spots a match, the lobster blushes at dressing, the hired girl stops working after kerosene mishap, and snakes are praised for telling tales with rattling tails.
Mrs A B Sims of Des Moines Iowa premier whist champion of the United States denounced card playing at Winona Lake Indiana before about four thousand people She said she burned or forty packs of cards after realizing they consumed too much time and energy and warned that excessive female card playing was undermining the church The statement echoed Leslie s Weekly analysis of moral reform.
Fragmentary line argues spanking fails to cure chikies of bed with unclear terms and mis-spellings. No verifiable context or named entities present.
A family exchange reveals a daughter still grieving a parent's death while her second marriage faces unhappiness, reflecting ongoing personal turmoil and unresolved mourning.
A short note cites Minard's Liniment as effective for burns and other ailments. The quotation from Thackeray is noted as a literary aside about nature and credit on faces. The item reads as a newspaper brief advertising medicinal use with a literary quote.
Census data indicate about 700 miles of pole lines with roughly 3 052 poles in use. Life estimates suggest a yearly need of over 55 000 poles to maintain networks. AT&T and US Forestry Bureau test decay resistance of seasoned timber in Dover New Jersey Thorndale Pennsylvania Pisgah North Carolina and Wilmington North Carolina under a cooperative pole supply program.
The Southport Education Committee will establish Esperanto classes within schools subject to the usual student number requirements. Fees and teacher salaries will be treated under the general and literary sections.
A Westminster Gazette note cites 1564 parish records in St Catherine’s Aldgate showing a paid hour glass for pulpit use to time sermons. It contrasts with a rare 18 minute chapel glass in Saxony’s Chapel Royal from 1867 restoration.
The Weekly Welcome article counsels widows and widowers pursuing new marriages to consider relatives' feelings, urging tact with children and avoiding jealousy. It argues a late spouse’s memory can be honored by a happy second union and warns against gossip and bitterness.
For very young girls a front hair part and back braid tied with a ribbon creates a neat, girlish look. Fair hair shines with a pompadour front, braids at the nape, and a ribbon, while dark hair balances a pompadour top with braids at the neck and a ribbon.
A portrait of a learned woman versed in Greek Latin German and the classics who spoke of heroes Rome and fashion at speed yet needed her husband Detroit Free Press to confirm if her hat was pinned straight, highlighting gender roles.
The East Lothian signal station known as Knock-in-Hair is set for demolition on an early date. Once a Napoleon era watch post its name stems from women gathering around the dome to witness wrecks and watch fires lighted, a grim detail noted by the London Globe.
A heated exchange hinges on alleged drinking by Jenkins. One side claims he knows about whisky while another denies he ever drank a drop in his life, prompting a dispute over truth and memory.
A Philadelphia grocer, who had been filling customers’ meat orders from a neighboring butcher, moved his operation to a friend’s shop and faced a rebuke when a customer asked for dog meat. The butcher across the street retorted with a threat, prompting a tense exchange over a ten cent purchase for the dog.
A University of Maryland student reports using Minard's Liniment for a bad sprain and asks for the nearest agent to Baltimore. The letter requests prompt shipment or contact details and is signed by W C McLean of 14 St Paul Street, care Oliver Typewriter Co. Dated November 11, 1905.
Heavy snowstorms and late season storms in the Alps are cited as reversing decades of glacier retreat. Experts note the 1906-07 harsh winter left a deposit helping to rehabilitate glacier prestige and possibly revive tourism.
English Spavin Liniment removes hard and soft lumps blemishes from horses including blood spavin curbs splints ringbone sweeney stifles sprains sore throat and coughs One bottle saves $50 and is guaranteed the most wonderful blemish cure ever known Sold by druggists.
Archaeologist M. Emile Chanel uncovers a Roman villa at Perigny containing six intact columns with bases and capitals, mural paintings of beauty, and bronze iron and lead objects. Pottery fragments were found. smaller items will join the Communal Museum collection.
Four years ago Dresden offered prizes for a device to prevent tremcar accidents in crowded streets. Over 400 devices were tested and a Dresden merchant’s design won first prize. The attachment fits cars, does not interfere with operation, and can carry life size mannequins, dogs, and bottles.
iTer Mange. Prairie Scratches and every form of contagious Itchco human or animals cured in minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails. Sold by druggists.
Old Dr. Ryland a beloved South clergyman and educator often offered prayer during ministerial calls. He visited three former pupils beyond thirty, calling them girls and praying blessings as they blossomed into womanhood. One guest, exploiting his deafness, muttered a bawdy dodgy aside about buds and picking.
The New Haven Register notes the strike pushes telegraph departments to an exhaustive test of automatic telegraphy. The test proves surprisingly efficient and may lead to installing the machine and displacing workers faster than expected.
A father explains to his son that hedes is the polite term for hell and asks if there is a polite word for heaven, revealing a father's guidance on language and values.
The statement suggests individuals discard the idea that their achievements are tied to the old Adam, preferring to claim success for themselves rather than attributing it to inherited sin or biblical origin.
Eve recalls past comforts and a garden scene while denying borrowing rubber plants for entertainments as she interacts with a neighbor. The fragment hints at memories of simpler times and a local conversation about resources.
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