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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
2
The document outlines a folding workbench with a four testa GRE BESCH design by Orange Jadd Farmer. It details hinges, a movable top, and a space behind the top for storing small tools. When folded, the bench rests against a wall, saving space and keeping tools within reach when in use.
Practical notes on year round melon growing under glass from sowing in pots to transplanting beds. Details cover seedling care at 70 degrees, benching with pine under and compost. irrigation, temperature, and humidity. trellis training. selective fertilization for uniform fruit set. shading, watering, and air conditions during ripening.
A condensed historical overview traces colonial land grants from New Jersey to Rupert's Land, noting royal gifts to explorers and poets. It recounts chartered territories, company monopolies, and the transfer of lands to Crown and colonists, including the Hudson's Bay Company and early Liverpool ownership.
A fragment describes a rainy field delaying a match as players debate advantage and tactics. An old friend urges better dress for Skinting whose stubborn stance and banter with the captain reveal social humor amid muddy play and a tense toss.
A 1930s household budgeting note estimates weekly food costs for a family of five. It lists meals using pork, cod, fish, broth, and rice, with a forequarter of meat costing seven cents and fish and meat totaling about $1 for the week. It argues lunches out reduce required weekly food spending to about $4. The author condemns lavish spending and promotes economical, nutritious meals.
A letter from an admirer questions showing a wedding photo tied to a $5000 dowry offer. The suitor argues against displaying the image amid the dowry claim, noting the matrimonial agent’s rule against photos with large dowries.
Of 1,131 aliens naturalised in Britain last year 7 were Russian and 363 German. The full total also included 8 seized in Leeda.
The remark notes that the price of two battleships would finance four experiment stations and land for each, not just in one state but in every state of the union, highlighting a shift in priorities.
Amsterdam plans a major art show at Rembrandt’s former house 1639 to 1808. The display features about seventy drawings and paintings now restored by a craftsperson, with works attributed to Rembrandt and companions.
Readable text fragments describe a vague event involving people named in disjoint phrases. No clear date, place, or outcome is present to confirm specifics or assign roles.
Fragmented OCR-style text mentions a cariet fever and health insurance. Several garbled phrases reference a coworker, a book agent, and a city name resembling Pittsburgh. The excerpt appears as broken dialogue or notes with unclear intention or narrative.
The piece notes policies designed to combat loss from wet weather, promising aid for families during holidays and losses from rain. It mentions how insurance aims to comfort households facing weather caused discomfort and financial strain.
The cartoon caption jokes about a nomination, contrasting a Daniel Webster lookalike with a “ready money” claimant. The quip reflects political satire and the era’s newspaper humor.
A jumbled passage describes a litigant complaining the fee is outrageous and a lawver furnishing skills for a case. The dialogue shifts to a humorous snippet about powder routines and a light verse about asparagus and married life in a newspaper page.
A garbled OCR page fragment presents disjointed phrases and broken names. It mentions Macy dies and various puzzling lines about women, puzzles, and an aunt Esther, with scattered references to places and individuals.
Philadelphia Record notes moral guidance on neighborly love from scripture and reflects on memory of times spent apart, highlighting how biblical teachings apply to personal conduct and community relations.
The passage blends remarks on a Pohonogramu imitative attempt and a poet’s bar attendance with odd spellings and misread words. It shifts to a British English note about shoes in England and concludes with a fact about average water production in the United States, equating to a water layer about three and a quarter feet thick over 3 400 years.
Fragmentary report notes a forced payment issue with mounting costs and a group compelled to pay after venue charges. No clear names, places, or dates are readable in the OCR.
The article argues that introducing pheasants from Asia and Europe to new habitats failed due to unsuitable climate and lack of guidance. It notes birds were released without proper food, habitat, or protection, leading to high mortality and ecological disruption. It emphasizes matching climate, food, and environment to the birds’ original haunts for success.
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