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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
4
A scanned Gazette page notes advertising rates and notices for public ads, plus a church event. It mentions a Dominion Lord's Day Alliance talk on the Canadian Sabbath, with Jas Duncan as president and Revs Paterson Woolfe presiding as officers.
Local items report Holland Borspiel event on Jan 6 5 as well as church and Sunday School meetings. Visits include Rev Ch Tester and Clifton Bank correspondence crowded. Town folk travel plans include Mr and Mrs Carson to Ontirw and Mark Batger’s castus trip. Illness among children noted with several names, and Thos Hadley’s Sevn Lake move and wheat yield.
On a mid Atlantic crossing a passenger narrator recounts waiting to reunite with Miss Frida Fairholme. Tensions rise as plans to bring her aboard advance, while scrutiny from other travelers and crew shadows their prospects. The narrator notes Frida’s fragile health and the wait for a decisive moment before dark.
Advertisement invites weak and sick women to consult Dr. Pierce by letter at Buffalo New York. The notice promises privacy and offers a free consultation. Dr Pierce’s Pellets are advertised as a cure for biliousness.
Multiple wedding notices listed with names and locations. Cox and Salina Peterson, Matthew James and Miss Nueball, Nicholl and Miss Sutherland tied the knot. Ceremonies conducted by Rev Paterson at homes and churches in Scotland and Beaconsfield areas.
An dubious promotional pitch promises large rewards for selling Arnold English Toxin Pills and jewelry as a “well known remedy.” The text urges immediate action, outlines prizes, and claims no upfront payment. It also mixes in a dramatic fiction excerpt with dramatic dialogue.
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