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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
3
A preacher extols Joseph of Nazareth as a blueprint for humble duty and parental care. The essay links Joseph’s choices to Bethlehem’s Nativity, Jesus’ upbringing, and the endurance of family love amid hardship.
The passage argues that true culture seeks sweetness and light by advancing reason and universal equality. It condemns machination and hatred as engines of confusion, urging culture to transcend class divisions and foster an atmosphere where ideas flow freely and knowledge is shared.
A playful exchange about the Jigsby-Twins visiting a home. One twin is described as giristerous, while the other is partly so, with lighthearted remarks on their boisterous nature.
A sermon overview on the Messiah’s kingdom centered in Israel with Jerusalem as capital. It traces Jesus’ first coming, postponement of the kingdom, and future reign, highlighting light versus darkness, prophecies fulfilled literally, and the ruler who will govern souls and nations.
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese residents growing uneasy as Pekin talks between China and Japan lag. Fears mount that Baron Komura’s latest proposal may be another humiliation for China.
Calgary report says the Alberta department of Agriculture will continue the fat stock show in Calgary. The program began last year when the Territorial department of agriculture started fat stock shows to boost farmer and rancher interest in feeding for export trade.
Captain Roald Amundsen, after completing the Northwest Passage with the Gjoa, travels landward from Herschel Island toward Dawson. He and his crew are en route from Eagle City and expected to arrive soon. White Pass & Yukon Route prepares transport from Dawson to Skagway to assist the expedition.
H C McMullen reports from Celgeary after supervising export stock shipments from Cardston. Mild weather eased stockmen concerns as cattle break crusted snow for feed. Cattle losses remain low and Gordon Ironsides and P Burns Co ship trainloads from Cardston and Milk River districts, boosting regional prominence in cattle raising.
Mary Jane Harris aged about 111 or 112, claimed as the oldest woman in New York, has died at New Rochelle. Her death closes a long life noted in the state records.
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