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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
6
A memoir scene follows a labourer who, after joining a rough crew led by Boss McCormick, endures hot stones and dirt for $2 a day. Horace Greeley and Waxy MecClingan see him refuse begging and arrange a Tribune opportunity, earning $4 by day’s end while recalling camaraderie with Pat Devlin.
The narrator recalls dining with Horace Greeley at his home after a Republican campaign day. Greeley comments on city lies vanity and deceit, urges truth in the woods, and praises genuine men. He discusses southern troubles and the Charleston dinner’s rhetorically charged rhetoric before returning to work.
A narrator recalls metropolitan vanity and honesty tests amid 19th century New York life. He details deception, candor, and public passion, noting figures like Seward, Sumner, Dix, Beecher, and Greeley, and recounts scenes around political upheaval and media power. The piece ends with a tease of further chapters.
A brief aphorism notes that speculation becomes an investment only when it yields profit, while loss marks a speculative move as such. It frames risk as the dividing line between casual guessing and sound financial planning.
A witty saying contrasts adjusting a fast clock with dealing with a young man. The line suggests that time and patience may be needed to guide behavior rather than mere correction.
A sermon summary traces Jesus' withdrawal to pray after feeding and healing many, then His test of a Gentile woman's faith in Tyre and Sidon. It contrasts faith over outward ritual, notes Jesus praising the woman's persistent humility, and links to examples of faith from Martha Mary the centurion and others, urging steadfast belief.
A desperate father, unable to subdue his son with moral suasion, believed the boy possessed by demons. The Lord commanded, and the child was delivered and healed. The piece warns that even precocious children can reveal the carnal mind opposing God and urges vigilant parental prayer.
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president of Canadian Pacific, was honored at a Quebec board of trade banquet. Speakers urged development of Canada's trade routes, emphasized Canadian control of trade, and promoted a St Lawrence corridor to unite eastern and western Canada. The event coincided with the departure of the Atlantic steamship Empresa of Britain.
Premier Watson of Australia announces salary reductions for ministers to economize and meet a deficit. The move aims to cut government expenses amid financial shortfall.
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