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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
A collage of social vignettes, political quips, and brief anecdotes. Mentions Augustus Saint Gaudens, General Clark, Mrs Wiggin, and various unnamed events, with jokes about trusts, trains, declarations, and a London visit. The tone resembles a busy newspaper column of gossip and commentary.
President Taft keeps informed by reading daily papers from national capital to Western sources. His routine begins with national cycles, then New York and regional dailies, with Richmond as Southern taste and his secretary previewing Western columns. He reads headlines and opening passages, plus political treatises and biographies.
Me Anne Rogstad, the first woman in Norway’s Storthing, was a teacher in Christiania’s public schools when elected. The note cites global stats on chocolate, apple products, beer yields, coal shipments, animal populations, and historical land transfers.
Corinne Rider Kelsey, claimed as the world’s highest paid choir singer, receives 5000 a year from the First Church of Alchrist in New York for Sunday singing nine months annually. Her outside concerts bring total income near 320000 yearly, with her choir position used as a stepping stone by ambitious singers.
A compilation of stories about dogs as loyal companions. from mythic Greek hounds to maritime rescues. Nero the Nome dog saves a child at sea, earning city protection and public praise. Pan and Paris, Montdiddier’s retriever, Argos of Ulysses, and many more illustrate canine devotion spanning eras and cultures.
A description of oath customs in different countries and cultures. From Spain where witnesses kneel and swear on the Bible to France with a crucifix and Scotland with an added Day of Judgment pledge, to Norway with a Trinity gesture, to Mohammedan and Chinese practices involving the Koran and symbolic beheadings or candle burning.
The fragment mentions eye discomfort and various remedies. It references eye weakness and soreness and notes soothing effects of unspecified treatments for eye irritations, eyelids, and granulation in a baby. It reads like a medical tip snippet with minimal context.
Long review of the endurance of trotting horses, contrasting modern short careers with the long campaigns of Flora Temple born 1845. Details her wins from 1842 to 1861, notable heats, and the era’s racing culture. Discusses breeding and training, urging breeders and trainers to seek longevity alongside speed. Also notes trainer L. C. Webb and breeding plans in Kentucky and Michigan.
A new display titled Egyptian Antiquities Here at the Victoria and Albert Museum features diverse pieces from various dates. Highlights include a large limestone head of Amenophis III from Thebes and a bronze incense burner with a kneeling Amasis II figure dating to around 540 BC, plus pre dynastic vases and flint implements.
Rumor reports an odd find at the rear of Ashbourne workhouse in Derbyshire. Early details suggest workers unearthed a curious object as local men investigated the site.
An old advertisement promotes Zam Buk as a purely herbal preparation for wounds and skin conditions. It claims to stop blood poisoning, ease pain, and aid healing with herbal balms. It mentions uses from barbed wire scratches to rashes and even piles and lists druggists and stores selling it.
Workers uncovered a pit lined with cow horns embedded to form a conduit. The horn ends pointed upward and the hollow toward the bottom, suggesting an ancient man made drain or water channel possibly hundreds of years old. Operations at the site were halted pending further inquiry.
A writer notes shellfish and fish are viewed as nerve restoratives. German chemists say phosphorus is essential to life and brain work. When nerve exhaustion occurs, excretions contain more phosphates, indicating a need for dietary phosphates to support healthy brain function.
An old advertisement promotes Marine Five Remedy by Marine Eye Remedy Co. of Toronto for red weak weary watery eyes. It claims relief and invites readers to ask druggists for the product and to write for eye books free.
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