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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
8
The excerpt presents a child's verse about a robin nest and its young. It recalls a previous publication of similar lines in these columns and credits an eight year old author for the verses about Robie Robyn and the family of birds.
The Gazette Office advertises a full printing service range for all needs. Contact details and options are provided for custom orders and bulk runs.
Advert describes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as best to cure stomach and digestion diseases, claiming it strengthens the stomach and promotes vigorous health. A testimonial from Mrs Julia of Ostwalt, Iredell County, praises relief after using the product. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets also mentioned for constipation.
Classic holiday guidance on roasting a turkey with various stuffings including oyster bread crumb and chestnut options. Directions cover preparation, stuffing layering, cooking method, giblet dressing, celery sauce and oyster sauce to finish, with notes on tenderness, moisture, and garnishes.
A note in The Monthly Weather Review records a Albuquerque housekeeper's experience. Sea level recipes fail at 4933 feet as water boils at 202 degrees F requiring longer cooking. Dry air dries grains and eggs and baking powder behave badly, so utensils and cakemaking must be adjusted.
The left costume features a 4 sable brown frieze skirt and bolero in white satin with sable collar and revers, a gold embroidered belt, and an Embart skating dress in brown velvet with sable tails and a large gold buckle. The right shows a pastel blue gown with trimmings in cord and silver buttons, a black velvet under bolero, a draped belt, mink fur trim at shoulders, and a white felt hat with a dove feather.
A rural boy spends days pouring water into a woodchuck hole to drown the occupant, arguing the practice toughens the boy and strengthens character. The text claims such outdoor labor builds muscles, patience, and persistence when a brook and hole exist.
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