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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 20, 1901

Page

2

Pale Young Girls and Last Words Across History

A feature blends Miss Catherine McLellan in Canada recounting Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People curing her severe anaemia and fainting spells with a survey of famous last words. It quotes presidents, generals, and poets noting how dying moments reveal faith, resolve, or humor across nations and eras.

Catherine McLellan Charlotte Town PBS McLellan Dr Williams Miss McLellan Dr. Williams Ir. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Hidden Cabin on the Matabele Frontier Barricade

Rex Hastings and Vic find shelter in a sturdy cabin near Bulawayo as they brace for an impis assault. A hidden Scottish claymore inspires Rex to defend the fort against Yamroboadi warriors and advancing attackers.

Rex Bulawayo Vic Rex Hastings Hastings Stirling Alvin Wale Harris

Boon IV In The Day Of Et Pt T.E

An unclear OCR fragment notes a possible reference to Boon IV and Et PT TE. No readable names, dates, places, or events qualify for a coherent summary.

T.e

The Bumning of the Flaal Chapter Nav

A garbled excerpt recalls ten years of hope and a doomed struggle. It honors heroism and mentions Crockett Bowie and Travis at the Alamo as symbols of valor, noting the ongoing narrative to be continued.

Crockett Bowie Travis Alamo Tro Texas

Man’s Self Focus Reflects Poor Judgment

A fragment notes that a man who only considers himself lacks brains and insight, suggesting a harsh moral judgment on selfish thinking with a sharp, concise warning.

Headache Remedy Claim by Parmelee's Pills

A letter from Lysander P Q endorses Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a first class article for bilious headache. The ad claims headaches stem from a disordered stomach and promises relief through the mandrake and dandelion formula.

Parmelee

People regret what never happens in life

Some individuals spend much time reflecting on actions that never occur, lamenting choices that never come to pass and letting regret shape their present.

No One Ever Yet Fair and Anything Managed a Love

An abstract line notes someone failed to manage love or fair treatment, reflecting on unsuccessful attempts at romance and harmony in relationships. The fragment suggests disappointment and unresolved affection without citing people or places.

The Chief Objection to Plane Playing

A boarder objects to plane playing, asserting it is not dangerous to performers like bicycling or automobile riding. The exchange features a continuous scowl and a quoted remark from the Washington Star.

Washington Star

Queer Optical Illusion Seen By Professor Wood

Professor R W Wood describes a striking optical illusion using a pencil, wire screen, and sky background. When eyes focus on the pencil point the mesh appears sharp and in the pencil plane. Moving the pencil away makes it seem to pass through the mesh, yet the sharp image remains when eyes change position, creating a definite apparent object with no physical presence.

R. W. Wood Atteus

Bee Keeping Tips For Apiaries And Colonies

The article notes that a quarter acre can hold about 130 bee colonies and warns against placing hives in thick tree cover. It explains wax production, honey storage needs, and the queen’s role in swarming, stressing careful management to prevent early colony decline.

Queen bee colony dynamics and hive management advice

The text explains that a queen is essential to each colony. If she dies or is removed, a new queen must take her place to prevent rapid colony decline. It discusses warning signs of disruption, and suggests moving the hive onto a stretched canvas and shaking bees onto it to manage swarming and prevent further issues.

Ron Dows Watts

One of Florence's jokes and delayed rewards

The piece recounts how comedian W. J. Florence teased a man with promises of a fish or game on his bunting trip. Daily letters and telegraphs reassured the recipient but delayed the gift while gradually haunting him with imagined largesse. Finally a real fish or deer arrived unexpectedly.

Florence W. J. Florence Alent

Beef Tea Broiled and Steeped for Comfort

A trained nurse suggests broiling a lean round steak briefly before extracting the juice. Cut the meat into small squares, steep in cold water in a sanerpan on low heat for two hours, then serve hot or cold without salt until served.

Origin of cockney term traced to Bowbell tale in 1017

Minshen of London in 1017 issued a playful account of how cockney emerged. A citizen’s son travels with his father from London and mistakes the horse neighing for the horse’s sound, then asks if the cock crows as well, yielding the inverted echo of cockney meaning unripe in countrymen’s affairs.

London

Crowd gathers as village offers no theater or music hall

A country village event ends with a curious exchange as a traveler asks about amusements. The local constable replies none exist, but offers a glimpse of evening activity by noting the goods train shunting at 9 p.m.

Evidence Still In Sight in Peach Rot Affair

A Chicago Tribune snippet notes a grocer defending a shipment of peaches after three dozen boxes rotted last Saturday. Tommy remarks his mother’s suspicions, and the scene hints at community chatter over bad fruit and a vendor’s burden.

Tommy Chicago Tribune

How Butterflies Sleep

The butterfly sleeps head downwards folding its wings to the utmost. This creates a narrow ridge nearly blending with seed heads and leaves on stems.

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