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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
A cryptic headline style note lists titles and names including The Gunner Mouse Craven Fortune Mette and related references to danger and crime themes in a blurred OCR segment. No clear event details or dates are provided.
Vera letters a coded message to Felix Zary while Fenwick plots to draw him in. She escapes watchful eyes, flees to the park, and meets Venner who vows to aid by tracking Zary and relaying details. Vera lines up a risky plan to warn Zary and secure her safety.
Vera, living at Fenwick's house, overhears metal melting and suspects illicit work. Nighttime surveillance shows Fenwick and crew at a crucible while Vera encounters two strangers, revealed as New York detectives Egan and Grady seeking Mark Fenwick.
The article extols Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a quick remedy for liver biliousness and sour stomach. It claims the pills correct the disorder speedily and asserts no better medicine exists in the pill market.
A St. Louis man on his first trip through North Dakota wakes to snow on the ground in May. He asks the hotel clerk when summer arrives and is told winter has almost a year left.
Mrs. George Leblane from St. Pamphile Que reports using Baby's Own Tablets during teething and constipation and finds them an excellent remedy. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont offers boxes for 25 cents each with a government guarantee of freedom from opiates and narcotics.
A light exchange hints at choosing a present for a young woman as the speaker asks whether the recipient is a sweetheart or sister, noting the decision is still undecided. The dialogue reflects playful indecision and social etiquette.
Do not ignore scattered June house fires. Begin using Wilson's Fly Pads early to prevent an overload of pests and a midseason flare that could threaten homes.
The text notes land in Egypt is largely split into small hollings ranging from half an acre to five acres, indicating a fragmented agricultural landscape and small-scale plots rather than large estates.
Col Frederick Hacket-Thompson B takes over No 7 District covering Warwick to Berks succeeding Col G O W Pain. Born 1858 he joined at age two and rose to captain in Cameron Highlanders in 1884. His service includes Tel el Kebir Sudan Nile campaigns Atbara Khartoum five clasps and South Africa Queen's medal. He led the 1st Battalion Cameron Highlanders 1901 1905 and ran the Mounted Infantry School 1906 1910 earning a C B for South Africa leadership.
A 19th century biographer notes the reputed ghost of Jemmy Lowther, known as the bad Earl Lonsdale, haunted Lowther Hall. Descriptions portray a spectral coach roaming the estate and fear of inhabitants due to the dead lord’s pranks. The successor erected Lowther Castle on the site, completed in 1509.
Granger Timothy Semdle and neighbor Joel Haycock discuss Seth’s plan to return to the farm after college. The exchange notes Seth taking a field to the yard and his parents’ pride in his improved plans, with both men surprised by his change.
A dialogue questions who deserves relief and who should not. The exchange argues that IT only answers appeals from the truly needy while warning against fretfulness that disturbs sleep. A worm exterminator is invoked as a health restoration metaphor.
Romeo drinks poison and Juliet staggers through a wild scene as a doctor’s assistant erupts, shouting for a stomach pump. The dramatic chaos shows feverish emotion and urgent medical intervention in a strained moment.
A reflective passage describes England under Lord North and George III amid looming upheaval as Pitt the Younger rises to save the nation. It notes corruption, economic strain, and the threat of the French revolutions while highlighting Pitt's mission to reform finances and unite England and Ireland. The excerpt ends with a domestic dispute involving a dog and a child.
The article traces early grain thrashing from flails to animal footwork, noting Romans used the tribulum. It credits Michael Mengies of Edinburgh with a 1732 invention, followed by Andrew Meikle about thirty years later. By the late 1800s thrashing machines neared modern perfection.
Hon Frank Oliver is identified as actually bearing the surname Bowsfield. Born in Peel County Ontario near Brampton in 1853, he left home as a youth, dropped his family name, and forged a career in journalism starting as a printer in Toronto and later at The Free Press in Winnipeg before founding The Bulletin in Edmonton.
Fragmentary Toledo Blade item mentions Minards liniment used by doctors and notes Egypts land being divided into small holdings from half an acre to five acres. The text includes a personal exchange about telling a father, lacking clear context or full details.
A learning group asks what is hardest about roller skating and the instructor notes fear as the primary challenge while a reader considers a corn cure advertisement mentioning Holloways Corn Cure as a non surgical solution.
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