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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
4
The Gazette outlines subscription terms rates and advertising charges for notices Transient ads 17 cents per line first insertion 4 cents for each subsequent insertion 25 cents for news notices and a table of contract rates Changes to contract ads due by Monday noon Publisher not liable for errors Compliment and guidance about kind words and letters to cheer others.
The passage argues that personal welfare hinges on the health of five institutions: Home, School, Church, Vocation, and State. It urges individuals to seek collective welfare for self preservation, noting business, education, morality, and family life are interconnected and mutually influential.
A Ontario farmer Richard Drake earned the epithet meanest man in the world by swapping a barrel churn for a barrel organ used by a blind and deaf beggar at a post office corner. The farmer kept the milk churn and returned with butter, leaving the beggar deceived and hungry.
A reflective exhortation on the power of cheerful speech to lift moods. Even small interactions, a visiting child or a passing stranger, can spread light, likening kind words to apples of gold in silver. The piece urges choosing kindly tones in daily encounters.
Yesterday Justice Perdue dismissed petitions to unseat MPs Dr Roche Marquette Glen Campbell Dauphin George Bradbury Selkirk and Alex Haggart Winnipeg for lack of prepared evidence. All Manitoba petitions were dismissed as preliminary objections were allowed.
Poem reflects on small acts of kindness and their lasting impact. The speaker notes a smile a word and a helping hand can lift hearts, inspire hope, and even win a soul for heaven, promising a reward in some time somewhere.
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