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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
4
Gazette Printing Office Advertisement Notice
The fragment advertises insertion rates for notices and ads with terms for yearly showings. It mentions charges of one cent per line and ten lines per insertion, plus five cents for certain notices. Readers are invited to apply for advertising space at the printing office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avurerutierva Maron
Tran-tent
Town News and Events From Glenboro 1903 Start
Jan 6 meeting of the Council for 1903 set for Glenboro. Several locals visit, travel and Christmas gatherings noted. A man named Foster was rescued from near the railway snowbank after freezing injuries. doctors began thawing and potential amputation discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenboro
Marriage Report From Niagara Falls East District
Confirmation arrives that on December 17 at Niagara Falls Mr. William Grier of Glenboro wed Miss Blanche McCoigall of Niagara Falls. The Rev Albert S. Bacon officiated at First Presbyterian Ghasch. The bride, well known locally, had stayed with her aunt Mrs. D Barker. Best wishes go to the couple and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Palls
Win. Grier
Glenboro
Wes
Blanche McCoigall
Niagara Balls
Albert S. Bacon
First Presbyterian Ghasch
Man Frozen After Christmas Cheer Funeral Area Report
badly frozen man after Christmas revelry travels to farm of Wu Lyall and disappears into cold night near Ashley’s in town. local driver reports hearing calls for help while heading toward southeast road. notes unclear details around Budd and others involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerkata
Caretaker Wanted for Glenboro School Year
The Glenboro School Board seeks a caretaker for one year starting January 1. Sealed applications with work details and salary expectations must be sent by December 29. By order of the School Board. Fa FreveRRickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenboro
Fa Freverrickson
Promotions in 1902 Examinations for Intermed ial Department
A list of students promoted in 1902 at the Inter med ial Department. Form 1 Third Class Part 1 pass in all subjects includes W Noble Erbe Armitage Dave Christie Jennie Down Carl Frederickson Lizzie Burgess Willie Christie John Hindley Mary Thomson Ortho Heaslip Bessie Ross Ethel Doulas. Form 2 Third Class Part 1 passed in all subjects Mabel Loppington Flossie Axford Lizzie Burgess Lydia Carruthers. Form 2 Second Class passed in total Georgie Anderson Stewart Praser Lola Duff Elie Cochrane Minnie Duncan passed in each subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Noble
Erbe Armitage
Dave Christie
Jennie Down
Carl Frederickson
Lizzie Buareess
Willie Christie
John Hindley
Mary Thomson
Ortho Heaslip
Bessie Ross
Ethel Doulas
Mabel Loppington
Flossie Axford
Lizzie Burgess Eqodel
Lydia Carruthers
Georgie Anderson
Stewart Praser
Lola Duff
Elie Cochrane
Minnie Duncan
Population patterns in Australia versus its cities
The article notes rapid city growth in Melbourne Sydney and Adelaide and compares metropolitan attraction with rural monotony. It argues population concentration in capitals hinders broader state development and highlights education and social life concentrated in capitals as a hallmark of British Australasian influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelide
Thich Statesmansip
Australasia
New Zealand
Clies
Vnc
Eby Couple Welcome a Son on December 29
Born Saturday December 29 to Mr and Mrs W H Eby a son was born in the family announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Eby
Promoter Claims Dr Pierce Cure With Golden Medical Discovery
The ad asserts weight gain marks recovery from wasting diseases and cites a Va man’s family case of coughs and lung illness cured by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. It promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers the cloth bound volume for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Will
Whitaire
Alhton
Rockingmere
Ceell Oud
Hardy
Getting
Iene
Common Sense
Mae Ey Pane
Ak Nmameeveet
Sip Og Enegg
R. V. Pierce
Bodalo
Bluing caution in laundry use and rust stains
Instructions warn that improper rinsing leaves soup and blue pigments on garments. Bluing is a compound of two iron salts precipitated by alkalis, causing iron rust spots on clothing. Thorough washing is necessary to prevent staining.
Equal to the Situation in Quaidland Theatre Mishap
A touring Queensland theatre troupe faced a wardrobe save when the doctor and villain shared one frock coat. The manager borrowed police handcuffs for a dramatic moment but lost the key. The coat was locked on the villain while the doctor performed in shirt sleeves, claiming rain-drenched haste explaining the wardrobe mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatistcal
Queensland
For Sale Shorthorn Calf and Box Cutter
For sale an extra fine six month old Thoroughbred shorthorn calf. Also a second hand square box cutter offered cheap. Contact J A Smith Glenboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Smith
Glenboro
Family Tensions Over Servants Highlight Luxe Household
In a staged exchange the butler Phyllis voices hurt while Marie notes the family pays too much attention to the chauffeur. Tensions about service hierarchy surface as characters discuss duties and affection within the manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Marie
Fable Exchange Turns On Diet and Appetite
A dialogue features Mr Rabbit-No renouncing meat for fear it makes him coarse while Mr Lion boasts of a satisfying meal and claims it has not harmed him. The exchange underscores appetite and dietary choices through anthropomorphic characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit
Lion
The Last Word Exchange Sparks A Dictionary Debate
In a witty exchange a woman asserts the last word is essential while a man concedes the need for final authority yet claims it must manifest as a paradoxical form of an asrology. The banter playfully mines language and gender dynamics.
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