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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 29, 1908

Page

7

Modern Churches Lack Big Bells and English Tradition

A survey of English church bells notes Britain’s long custom of chimes in major towers, contrasting with American practice. It details Cripplegate’s twelve bells, restorations at St Giles’, and the carillon tradition, alongside legends from Worcester and Buckinghamshire, bell-ringers’ character, and priestly praise for bell ringing as spiritual education.

England America St. Giles Cripplegate London Edinburgh St.iiles Truro East Allington Exeter Lincoln Cathedral St. Hugh's Tower Stiles Henry Burstow Horsham Islip Church Northamptonshire Alice Horn Central County Association New England

Damaged Money and the Woman Behind the Treasury Bills

The piece profiles Amanda E. Brown, chief of damaged currency, and her work identifying and redeeming charred bills brought to the U S Treasury by damaged money recoveries. It recalls cases from fires including San Francisco and a western banker, detailing methods, risks, and the value preserved in restitution.

United States Treasury Washington New York Sun Treasury Casey Missionary Society Treasur Amanda E. Brown Brown Treasury Building United States Miss Brown Mia Brown Chelsea California San Francisco Ikea Express Mail Tie

Retirement Nears for King's State Coachman Blyth

Mr Blyth, the king's state coachman for 30 years, plans to retire with royal permission. He drove royal figures on wedding days and recalls a 1887 jubilee remark showing the era’s pride in the Queen's coachman role.

Blyth Prince of Wales Duke of Connaught Duke of Albany Princess Royal Queen Maud of Norway Victoria Buckingham Palace

No Trouble to Them Maples Grow in Mrs White's Yard

A summer visitor compliments Mrs White on her maples saying they have grown amazingly since last year. Mrs White replies they have nothing else to do, implying ease and humor in their growth.

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Legend of Silver Worcestershire Evesham Lichfield Abbots Morton Buckinghamshire Old England Ouse Henry U. S. Treasury Dept Yesioo Ajurep
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