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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
2
In a tense chaperone scene Hortense resists a loveless marriage as Lucie fights for truth. Hortense contemplates departure with a wealthy baron while Lucie plans to reveal the truth to the groom. A child’s presence deepens moral strain as fate haunts their choices.
An elementary English exam near the city posed two correction tasks. A pupil replied to the pair of sentences with a misformed answer claiming "The hen didn't done it, God done 1."
The piece opens with a meditation on spring and joy contrasted with craving for sport and a vivid digression into somnambulism. It notes long standing medical interest in walking in sleep and the many explanations that leave physicians uncertain about the phenomenon.
Last month commemorated the birth centenary of Mangan the Irish poet. A centenary edition of his works is planned featuring seventy poems previously unpublished.
A homing pigeon owned by Lieut. Bird F. Work of Point Garrison Victoria flew from San Francisco at daylight and reached Victoria by 8.30 that evening, setting a record for the route.
A sentence dismisses a rumor about bald headed men vying for front row seats at church, stating there is no truth to the report.
Germany averages 806 orchard trees per square mile, indicating a high tree density across agricultural regions and landscapes. The figure highlights widespread orchards and potential impacts on land use and biodiversity.
Lord Whadley will take an active part in Irish yachting this season, joining races and events to showcase his interest in the sport and support sailing activities along the coast and at major ports.
Portrush stands as a popular watering place along the Irish coast chosen for its seaside appeal and resort qualities.
A humorous quip notes that marrying solely for money is a risky bet, highlighting financial motives may backfire and personal costs may outweigh potential gain. The line uses a sharp, cautionary tone to critique materialist marriage expectations.
The record recalls Pope Leo XIII saying he would have liked to see Cardinal James Gibbons at his jubilee but the aging prelate needed rest. It notes Gibbons is a year older than Joachim Pecci at Pecci’s election as pope.
A fragmented article touts the medicine as cleansing the system and removing disease. It mentions patient experiences with Parmekes Pills and claims strong relief and cleansing effects from the remedy.
On June 1 in the public garden Bostent the first statue of a clergyman erected in a public place in the city was unveiled. It honors William Henry Chaine a founder of Unitarianism and marks a civic memorial event.
Northrop & Lyman of Toronto offer Superior Ain Wine marketed as a sound remedy for various ailments. The ad claims it calms despondency, steadies nerves, and boosts blood flow and vitality, asserting it strengthens the body's healthy functions. All druggists sell it.
Parisians have seen demand for depictions of King Edward fall away while the sale of high quality portraits of the monarch remains brisk.
The article explains oyster planting, cultivation, and harvesting as a crop industry. It describes ground selection, planting cycles, and rest periods, plus the processes in large packing houses from shell conveyor to washing, measuring, and packing. It notes shells sold for propagation, lime, and shell reads on Virginia peninsula grounds.
A sick Mary A who was recovering dies after telling a sister she would die that night. Her brother at sea later returns and confirms a dream visit saying Mary warned him she would die. Dates align with the dream events in this uncanny account from Lon in News.
The scene centers on Mamima and Johnny asking who knows more between father, minister, and mother. The father is praised as very well informed on worldly matters and is hoped to be learned someday, while Johnny’s habit of asking many questions is playfully chided.
A political boss snaps at a subordinate about the bill vote, insisting the boss will handle explaining the decision while the subordinate frets over constituents' reactions. The exchange highlights power dynamics and accountability in a political hierarchy.
In a playful aside Clarice asks why lovers captivate the world and Clarence replies that lovers simply imitate human folly, a line reflecting social wit rather than plot advancement.
An English experiment at Sasera mixes ten tons of coke per hundred chalk to produce gas. Reported output is 10,500,000 cubic feet per batch despite limited technical detail. In Missouri a wife discovers her husband sleeping and reacts with silence for three days after accusing him of deception.
Mr. William Haines of Thorold Township Ontario endured twenty years of headaches rheumatism and sciatica with poor treatment results. After using Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills his symptoms disappeared and his health improved substantially. The pills sold 25 cents a box at dealers and Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
A dog was seen riding a motor car in the streets of Paris. The animal wore chauffeur goggles to shield its eyes from dust and wind as it trotted along.
An advertisement claims weak and puny children suffer digestion problems and that Baby's Own Tablets improve digestion, sleep, and cheerfulness. It cites Mrs Architectd Sweeny of Carleton MS praising the product and offers tablets for 25 cents per box by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A terse line uses a bare hook as a metaphor for fishing for praise. The quip implies minimal effort yields flattery.
According to late statistics only one man out of every 1,000,000 dies from overwork.
Dr Parmelee presents Vegetable J Pills based on long research to aid delicate constitutions. In small doses the product acts as a tonic and stimulant, mildly stimulating the body's secretions and restoring tone and vigor.
A man attempts to lift a lamp post in a scene suggesting his sympathy with restraint or tightness. The odd episode reflects a curious, nonviolent act observed by bystanders.
A concise aphorism noting love’s contrasting effects on different ages. The saying highlights that affection can steady youth yet buoyant mood can blur judgment in older adults. No individuals or organizations are named.
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