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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 20, 1908

Page

3

Persistent bid to move Shakespeare tomb shocks Stratford colony

The article details ongoing debates and past attempts to exhume Shakespeare from Holy Trinity Church Stratford on Avon. It notes American and English interest, guard efforts, guardian society with royal links, and famous critics like Swinburne and Hawthorne, plus public figures who warned against disturbing the bard’s final rest.

Holy Trinity Church Stratfordon Aven London Shakespeare Moses Merlin Iaraeis Exodus Hamlet Westminster Abbey Victoria Dean Stanley Winadsor Chapel of St. George France Italy England Charlemagne Aix Agamemnon Troy Egypt Cleopatra Rameses Henry VIII Pythagoras Abraham Ruth Bacon Earl of Essex Holy Trinity Chancel New England Atlantic Holy Trinity Miss Bacon Stratford Ignatius Donnelly Nathaniel Hawthorne Lora Leicester Amoga John Brown Capt. Kidd Oxford Charles Swinburne Swinburne Serbel Vitual Earth Edward Rermean University Thomases Philadelphia Duke of Stratford’s William Gladstone

Watching the care go pro and con

A child named Gladys watches the busy street from her window and remarks that she is "watching the care go pro and con" as the city throngs below. The piece captures a playful, precocious view from a girl on a crowded business thoroughfare in Harper's Weekly.

Harper's Weekly

Dr Williams Pink Pills Cures Anaemia Promoted In Ad

An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anaemia and watery blood. It shares a testimonial from Mrs Nightingale of Ontario about improved health in her daughter and notes pills are available from medical dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box or six for 2.50 from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

E. S. Nightingale Chesley Ont

I Am a Prayer

The excerpt discusses Jesus as prayer and the believer’s role in intercession. It contrasts solitary prayer with intercessory work, urging royal, almoner like service in the sacred place, and notes the transformation of aims when Christ is first. It emphasizes spiritual elevation through prophecy, promises, and diligent study.

David Jaron Lord Jesus Christ Jesus Paul Christ

Admiral Evans Relates Chinese Court Experience

Rear Admiral Robly D. Evans recounts a China court scene at Shanghai. Four defendants appeared, three Chinese and one American sailor. each Chinese man was sentenced to thirty days for drunkenness, while the American sailor demanded thirty days and release.

Admiral Evans China Robly D. Evans Pacific Shanghai Ah Ling Ah Sung

A Word to Mothers About Baby's Own Tablets

A promotional note touts Baby's Own Tablets as a child safe medicine free from opiates with a government analyst endorsement. It claims to cure stomach and bowel troubles destroy worms ease teething pain and promote natural sleep. A mother from Judd Haven Ontario testifies to relief from teething and constipation. Sold by dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Ralph Judd Judd Haven Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Broeckville Ont

Buck Strives Across Four Mile Rhode Island Swim

A handsome buck deer swam about four miles from Wamphassett Point to Pawcatuck Point then Osbrook, eluding pursuers, crossing fences and walls along Stonington Point and Sandy Point before ending near the Pawcatuck River. Providence Bulletin reports the dramatic coastal trek.

Stonington Point Stonington Harbor Wamphassett Point Frank Joseph Sandy Point Rhode Island Napatree Narragansett Bay Joseph Fuller Osbrook Pawcatuck Point Pawcatuck River Providence Bulletin

Longest lightning conductor claims on Zugspitze peak

Bavaria asserts the world’s longest lightning conductor atop Zugspitze, rising above the meteorological station and descending to the Hollenthal valley where water runs year round. The rod spans five and a half kilometers.

Bavaria Zugspitze German Empire Hollenthal

Twin Brotherhood Debate on Concealment

Dialogue fragment shows Nell resisting the idea of a twin brother while Selle questions the possibility, highlighting themes of secrecy and identity. The exchange hints at family dynamics and the social implications of twins.

Nell Selle

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