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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
Dorothy and Garrison flee through a town after seizing a key from their captors. Theodore escapes toward a waiting red car as a Gatling gun fires, prompting a desperate chase toward New York with cash rewards offered for a swift escape.
In a high speed chase on Long Island a red car pursues a fleeing duo, Dorothy and Garrison, as both machines push to the limit. A tire blows out sending the following pursuer into a dangerous, dust-filled halt near a growing town while the pursued plan a possible escape.
Dorothy and Jerold flee danger in a car toward Gotham after a tense scene at Theodore's home. He reveals a staged ruse, explains the arrest and capture, and details a hidden telephone and jewel searches while they travel. The couple weighs risks, truth, and the meaning of their bond amid pursuit.
The piece discusses Mark Twain as author of a controversial work kept private for twelve years. It examines Twain’s seriousness, the author’s fear of ridicule, and the book’s aim to reveal human character and beliefs through dialogue between a Young Man and an Old Man. It reflects on belief, temperament, and how nations adopt and defend systems.
A columnist cites experiments in illumination by glow worms and fireflies, noting their near perfect light efficiency. It blends anecdotes of individuals turning defects into strengths, from left handedness to hearing a burdensome brogue becoming a charm, urging use of infirmities as assets.
P J Lally discusses lacrosse as a dynamic game with deep roots among Indigenous peoples. The piece notes lacrosse’s early obscurity to whites and honors Dr W De Beers as a foundational figure in Canada, highlighting history and evolution of the sport.
A South Africa game warden riding through a game preserve was grabbed by a lion. He used a loose hunting knife in his belt to stab the attacker, and after being dragged he climbed a tree and was rescued. A second lion was driven off and a lion killed in the attack.
The CPR adopts a new policy branding itself Providence Incorporated as it sells land, builds houses, and farms for settlers in Alberta's Bow River district. The article notes irrigated lands, farm readiness, and the rail line’s role in pioneer development, with poems praising monosyllabic expression and a ministry figure’s humorous sermon line about worldly gain.
A damaged OCR passage discusses comparing varying economic and societal principles, referencing a grand task of evaluating regions and efficiency. It hints at World’s Work and general questions about governance and progress without clear events or dates.
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