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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
5
Bargains advertise deep cuts across clothing and groceries. Mens Tweed Suits go for 1, Ladies Skirts and Waists sell at reduced rates, prices listed from 75c to 1.90. Food items include Rice 1, Puffed Rice 25c, Pineapple 35c, Pickled Onions 2 for 35c, Teas 2.00 for 7 lbs, Lemons 25c a dozen, Oranges 40c a dozen, Bananas 30c a dozen, Jellies 3 for 25c, Sugar 8c per lb with 12 1/2 lbs for 1.
J R Fair rode as a city passenger on Tuesday. Mrs Humphries left Rathwell for Winnipeg to seek medical advice from leading doctors. Mr and Mrs Wiggett learned of their son Charlie's death while he worked at Maple Creek. Charlie was brought to Glenboro for service at English Church and burial in Glenboro cemetery. death reported as sunstroke. Fort Coulonge sees church discontent. Mr Redden resigns after deliberation to prevent further issues.
The Ottawa Press notes Rev. J. A. Redden of Fort Coulonge resigned after a Presbytery meeting at Knox Church. The decision followed a prior, lengthy debate with ministers present and was made behind closed doors with no local clergy or officers commenting.
The Glenboro school promotion results list students advancing between grades across multiple levels. Notable names appear in Grades VII to VIII, VI to VII, IV to V, II to III, III to IV, and I to II with several on probation. Includes many students such as Russell Healy Charles Meredith Edna Healey Dora Burgess Nina Sturlason and Coney McDonald.
A humorous exploration of age perceptions where friends, memories, and social scrutiny shape a woman's apparent age. The piece notes how age is judged not by years but by others recollections and marital expectations.
A seven year old black mare with white hind feet and a star on the forehead strayed from Glenboro on the evening of July 8. Information leading to recovery will be cheerfully received by JONES in Glenboro.
An irate parent tells a physician to leave and refuses medical help, claiming no sick cat would justify a visit. The physician remains calm, suggesting the parent would instead contact a local veterinarian brother. A card for the veterinarian appears in the Baltimore American.
The text advises proper walking posture and balance. It warns against leaning on one hip, lifting the chest, tilting the head, and looking at the ground. It instructs to keep eyes level, avoid tight clothing, and distribute weight on the balls of the feet while avoiding high heels. It also cautions to keep the spine straight and not bend the back.
The article advises choosing wall coverings by temperament and color harmony. It notes friezes should be lighter than walls and ceilings lighter still, advises against busy patterns, and warns gilt papers clash with lighting. It stresses walls set the stage for daily life and furnishings.
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