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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
5
Fragmentary text outlines a Canadian investment company exploring cooperative contracting and fees. It mentions application fees, monthly payments, security requirements, and conditions for withdrawal, with references to contracts, interest, and legal oversight. No clear outcome or dates are provided.
Practical tips describe extinguishing a gasoline stove flame with a damp cloth, cleaning tinware with soda, and scalding apples or bean pods to ease peeling and shelling. Methods include boiling water with wood ashes to brighten vessels and recommendations for brown or bine earthenware for baking delicate breads and muffins.
The piece argues that excessive attention spoils children more than strict limits. It urges letting babies rest on a rug and learn to wait on themselves, and teaches older kids to help at home rather than demanding constant amusement.
An 19th century testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion and stomach disorders, claiming it aids digestion, strengthens vital energy, and improves overall health. The letter from Charles H. German of Lehighton, Pa, praises the product and warns against substitutes, noting six bottles cured his indigestion.
The article notes Holbein’s cautious training plan for Channel endurance. He warns against fast work and favors walking and slow, steady practice over a long period. From February to May he swims an hour three times weekly and walks eight to ten miles daily, then increases to thirty miles on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and cycles on those days.
The Globe recalls Archibald Lampman who died February 10 1896 in his sleep. He is praised for a last poem the Winter sonnet and for leaving a rich enduring national poetic heritage despite a modest life. The account notes Mrs Cursor once spoke of his poetic sight and character.
A Toronto soup kitchen manager champions oat soup as nutritious for humans. The kitchen began serving oat soup after testing it secretly, later revealing the ingredient as patrons approved it with positive feedback and no complaints.
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases reports a South African War case where a thirteen year old boy survived a brain injury from a bullet. He became speechless and paralyzed on the left, then gradually regained movement and partial function over years, illustrating brain injury tolerance and advances in surgery.
An article argues against selling the entire flock when wool prices fall. It urges producers to value all sheep benefits beyond fleece and keep their flock intact, noting other advantages of maintaining healthy flocks for white-faced breeds.
A scam sales pitch promises a free watch and chain to all ages under a bogus Arnold’s program. It promotes a toxin pill scheme, asks for names and addresses, and demands no money up front while offering prizes, urging immediate response and collection of personal details.
The Rhode Island station reports four years of grass trials on three plots with barley clover and grass seeds, lime and balanced manuring. Full nitrate of soda rations boosted hay yields and profits, suggesting optimal per acre applications of phosphate, potash, and soda, plus re-seeding for depleted soil.
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