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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
3
New York Despatch reports Judge Foster, a bachelor, bans a prisoner from marrying without court consent after a theft case. The judge cites risks of producing criminals and fears for potential children while noting his sympathy for the couple.
A long reflection criticizes provincial policy harming investors in Ontario. It argues capital flows abroad due to domestic legislation, likening the result to death by self-inflicted law and a tragic colonial tale. The text cites Ottawa Citizen and laments lost confidence.
The earliest lifeboat, still extant at Redeer in Yorkemire, was placed at Reiar in 1802 to aid mariners in storms near the Tees mouth. Built by a Sunderland shipwright from his own plans, Parliament granted a 12 pound reward for the invention. After seventy years of service, newer boats led to its retirement and placement in a shed at Windsor.
The text explains Portugal's conservative farming culture with each heir receiving a share of land rather than a single owner taking the whole estate. Land is divided into many small plots, reducing overall productivity. In contrast, southern lands remain large but underutilized as northern farmers resist moving south.
An eclectic roundup notes population and labor figures in Ireland, Wales, and Great Britain, global salt yield from Dead Sea water, Canadian farmers, Rockefeller gifts to Chicago University, Australia versus British Isles area, London charitable agencies, North America copper supply, high furnace heat, and other scientific trivia. It mentions Great Lakes tunnels, shipbuilding sheds, and early 20th century rail mileage.
Canada and Mexico miles total 1255 on a single track road. New York State leads with 184 miles, Olio 171, Pennsylvania 124, Texas 91, Illinois 84. A Royal British Radium Institute will study radium therapy under Sir Ernest Cassel. A syndicate plans radium extract from a reopened St Ives copper mine in Cornwall, the only known source outside Austria.
A San Diego clock tower features twenty dials displaying world time, date, and month. Standing 21 feet high, four dials measure four feet in diameter and the master mechanism, enclosed in glass, winds itself with a 2 pound weight. Jewelled with tourmaline, topaz, agate and jade, it cost $3,000 and took fifteen months to build.
A testimonial from Mrs. Extword Koch at Prince's Lodge N.8 about Dr Williams Pink Pills curing her anaemic sickly son Reginald. The ad claims pills restore blood health, cure root causes, and promote lasting wellness for growing boys and girls with strong emphasis on blood theory.
The cocoanut thrives on coastal tropical shores and seeds a wide range of uses. Its hard shell protects the embryo while the fibrous husk floats and aids water transport. The outer coat waterproofs and helps buoyancy, enabling the tree to supply sugar, milk, oil, candles, soap, rope, mats, roof thatch, and clothing, shaping sustenance and shelter from a single gift.
A United States Geographical Survey report finds briquettes boost evaporative efficiency and reduce smoke in boilers. Tests indicate the best gains occur when briquettes replace coal in locomotive firing, suggesting strong advantages for rail operations.
Belleville Ontario resident Mrs Albert Wickett recounts renewed strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims benefits for conditions from inflammation to irregularities and urges letters to Mrs Pinkham for free advice.
A curious scene unfolds as a neighbor scales a telephone pole drawing attention from residents and prompting questions about safety and intent. The incident triggers talk of approaches to access a residence and respect for private space.
An India rubber hot water bottle is easily cleaned with luke warm water and soap using a flannel. To refresh bread dip in cold water bake until heated, then wrap in a damp cloth. Use a perforated piepan over the kettle to keep dishes warm. Dried lemon peel removes odors and potato water cleans mud stains.
Two girls clash in a shaded moment as a seemingly minor insult reveals undercurrents of cooling tension. The incident highlights ongoing friction and social dynamics within the studio community.
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