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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1894
Page
2
The Golden Era Publishing Company offers monthly June issues published every Saturday morning. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year in advance. Advertising rates are available on request from the manager and receipts provided.
In Kimberly area, A G Phillips reports from Despots Hope on alluvial diamond deposits, simple washing methods, and widespread theft. Guards inspect workers daily. 24 percent of diamonds move illicitly. Licenses govern purchases and transport, with harsh I D B sentences and strong police efforts to curb smuggling. A Jew with near one million pounds fortune linked to IDB activity remains controversial.
A patient asks for something to help sleep as the doctor asks what the trouble is. The reply indicates the cause is a tooth coming in.
A quirky line from Inter Ocean notes a humorous misstatement about dental anatomy. The item frames a playful misquote attributed to a doctor, reflecting light local color in the periodical.
Kingly proclamation convokes Members elected to the Legislature in Victoria to meet on November 12 1894 for dispatch of business. Lieutenant-Governor Ennan Diwanny signs in Victoria with the Great Seal affixed and authority by Command.
Arthur P Cummins administrator of Archibald McMurdo estate gives notice of intention to apply after sixty days to the Golf Commissioner for a certificate of improvements to obtain a Crown grant. Adverse claims must be sent to the Golf Commissioner and action begun before issuance. Dated August 18, 1804.
A poem recounts a maiden at a crossroads choosing the crooked road over a straight path to avoid tripping on underbrush and leaves. She prefers the broader route despite its reputation for danger, citing attire constraints and a desire to avoid tangling with the wood.
In a Turinese court neighborhood, Benvenuto Malatesta, a poor crippled boy, bonds with a grand locust tree that shadows their court. When officials threaten to cut it down, he pleads in Tuscan patois for the tree’s life, moved by the crowd and a court interpreter translating his plea.
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