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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
2
A veiled noblewoman confides in a trusted maid as plots of revenge and betrayal unfold around Oakwoods. Richard Goodere’s past ties to Sir Hugh Willoughby resurface through memory and scheming, while a hidden wife navigates danger in the mansion corridors and woodlands.
The article explains Cuba experiences a rainy season from May to October and a dry period for the remaining months. It notes the alternation between wet and dry phases shaping the island’s weather and agriculture.
A veiled woman in a heavy cloak exits a second-class carriage at Gatford railway station. She encounters a man moving toward the ticket wicket as another second-class passenger presses toward the official. The scene hints at a developing incident from the preceding chapter.
Readers seek guidance amid a crowded market of cough syrups and cold remedies. The ad suggests a familiar product praised by parents and consumers who recommend it for kids and general throat comfort.
The article stresses pruning in early growth stages and planting onions at the first favorable spring opportunity. It advises matching land to suitable fruit varieties, and prefers small, thrifty trees with healthy roots for earlier bearing. Tall trees are discouraged due to wind damage and difficult harvests.
A vintage ad offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cure failures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. It names Cheney of Peru and Toledo wholesalers Waar Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and claims the medicine works on blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 75 cents per bottle with testimonials offered for free.
A young married woman in a Columbia Heights apartment keeps crackers and cheese out at night to feed mice, fearing holes in tablecloths and centerpieces if she hides food. Washington Post reports the curious tactic amid persistent rodent trouble.
The honeybird of the Transvaal does not fear people. It flies around heads and leads wanderers to a rock where bees hid honey. If a traveler pushes the rock aside, the bird celebratoryly chirps in thanks.
A historical notice describes Parmetee's Vegetable Pills gaining popularity in public use. The pills are promoted as effective against digestive disorders biliousness liver and kidney complaints rheumatism fevers and age related ailments with growing reputation among first medicines for these issues.
A noted quotation from Christian Work on human bias and the ease of exposing petty reasons for dislike. The line suggests that seven of ten complaints may be trivial and unworthy of airing.
The Philadelphia North American notes a witty exchange where Toacher Mabel Harry compares me to sparkling wine and Clara replies that improvement with age is presumed, suggesting a playful banter on aging.
The advertisement touts Parme Lee's Vegetable Pills as regulators of secretions and purifiers of blood. It claims they relieve dyspepsia biliousness and restore stomach and organ strength, with benefits known to thousands by experience.
A man and woman swap lines about a clock and a 11 30 car. He hopes for a moment of time to win her. she realizes the clock is slow and that he may just miss the train. He leaves with a painful realization that she does not truly love him.
The Baltimore News discusses Hawaiian chiefs and island names with pronunciation tips. It lists examples such as Oahu, Honololu, Maui, Kauai, Niihau, Hilo, Lahaina, and Kohala and notes vowels resemble Italian usage while consonants receive less emphasis.
A Tribune style plea extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a digestion improving tonic that builds blood and nerves. It highlights the case of Thomas A. Stewart of the Oriental Hotel Deseronto who recovered from pygespysia after using the pills and no longer dreads meals. The article notes postpaid prices and distributor details, then ends with a Washington Star joke about a Chinese typewriter.
In Nebraska there are 141 log school houses 517 built of sod one of baled straw and one of steel. The Danish high schools cost 65 a year per student including all but clothing. Cornell women's department to be more democratic next year with two women per dorm room by raising room price. Skin pores estimated at 2 314 100 across 16 square feet. LA "TOSCANA" BEELGEY montreal.
Sporting Goods offers a large stock of Gans Kittes Revolvers tackle baseball tennis football golf cricket cartridges and more. They provide gun repairing bicycle repair and lathe work and are distributors for Cleveland Bicycle with low prices and cheap second hand wheels advertised.
Practical household tips note quicklime protects bright steel from rust and soft soap eases glass removal from putty. Brushing toward the fireplace reduces dust drift. Half bleached damask lasts longer and resists yellowing, offering economy in storage.
Quotes on good government and voters from major papers precede an advertisement for McCready Arms and Cycle Co. The Manitoba based retailer offers a full line of sporting goods with low prices and prompt service.
The St Louis Republic advises against setting eggs over a month old and promotes bran and buttermilk for layers. Feed young birds with wheat middlings and cornmeal, and keep poultry vermin and disease free through good feeding. Use broken charcoal in the yard and avoid feeding hens on nests. Keep young ducks from getting wet, allow free range when safe, and note turkeys digest quickly but suffer in confinement.
A historical prospectus touts Western Canada as a settlement field with 200000 acres of wheat and grazing lands across Manitoba Assiniboia Alberta and Saskatchewan. It promises free farm entries for heads of families over 18 with duties, transport and settler effects details, and free livestock import until further notice. It notes vast mineral resources and rail access, plus guidance from Dominion lands offices aboard Ottawa Winnipeg Regina and other agencies.
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