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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
4
The Gazette announces weekly Thursday issues from Glenboro Manitoba with subscription terms one dollar per year, later raised to 1.50. Advertising rates include transient, contract, and notice classifications, with specific line-plus-inch pricing and deadlines. An editor’s note lists moral commandments and business maxims about fair dealing.
An old column outlines eight business commandments urging hard work personal presentation integrity self reliance and prudent finances. It cautions against excuses coveting others jobs and debt while encouraging self promotion and proactive effort.
A concise history of the Metaphysical Society in late 19th century London, noting key members like W. E. Gladstone, Cardinal Manning, Richard Holt Hutton, James Martineau, Matthew Arnold, and William George Ward, with mention of F. D. Maurice influence and early participation by T. H. S. Escott in Chambers.
A collection of maxims extols the best aspects of life and character. It praises the Golden Rule, self knowledge, contented mind, pure life, cheerful temperance, childlike laughter, sunny science, uplifting telegraphy, charitable biography, bridge of faith over death, steering clear of quarrels, and mathematics that doubles joy while limiting sorrow.
A fragmented poem fragment depicts a queen ruling harshly over slaves of varied colors. It frames the court as a throne from which power is asserted with thunder and opulent danger. The speaker mourns or questions the tyrannical rule and its mortal costs.
Readable fragment notes an event in Stockton at a school hall this afternoon with a later gathering in Glenboro at 7 p m. The sparse text leaves specifics about the event and participants unclear.
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