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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
8
A veteran recounts a harsh life saga comparing it to a man who received a life pass over a railroad that never existed. The pass was issued before the line was built, leaving the beneficiary feeling swindled for life.
Descending from the Alps into the valley of Low hardy Hannibal's force faced a severe infestation of mosquitoes that tortured soldiers and animals, driving them to near madness with pain during the campaign.
A pretty curtain shaped as a watch polisher craft uses two circular pieces of chamois leather with scalloped edges, connected by two small slits and edged with bright ribbon. The result is a decorative puffed ornament for watches or jewelry, finished with a bow and optional vine or quotation decoration.
A new olive dish features a gold deco Bohemian design with a clear footed stand raised above the cloth by roughly an apiece and a half. It may double as a bonbon tray.
Sundry notes from The Turf Record report rising pacer interest and fears General Tracy expects the pace may eclipse trotting. George A. Graves buys Combination Park track. R C Moody elected president of Painesville Driving Club. Pfery sales include Belle Miller and Melton purchases. Hazelwood Hal trains fast as record may fall. How Yow to enter racing with yellow silk jackets.
A humorous observation links a cook's social standing to wine use and behavior in the kitchen. Lower paid cooks under $40 provoke minimal disruption, while cooks above that level may cause tableware crashes and stern male voices from the head of the household.
In court the judge questions the jurors about doubt in a witness statement claiming the defendant squandered his inheritance. The witness cites failed attempts to lead the defendant to a church fair and asserts the man’s smile and remark that he was not born yesterday as reasons for doubt.
The article notes that China produces about 21 000 000 pounds of silk annually, with more than 60 percent consumed within the producing country, leaving a substantial portion available for export or other uses.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for eczema and other skin ailments caused by impure blood. It claims the product purges humors, contains no alcohol or narcotics, and shares a testimonial from Ella Quick of Cass City Michigan detailing a slow but complete recovery after months of use alongside Dr Pierce's PleasAnt Pellets and All Healing Salve.
Henpeck accuses a wife of inconsistency as she retorts about preferring expensive things. The exchange centers on her insistence on luxury and his critique of her talk.
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