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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1895
Page
2
The Garden Gra The GULVEN ERA is published Saturdays with mail trains and upper country routes. It is the only advertising mall in Beat Kootenay. Subscriptions are $2.00 annually in advance. Ads and changes must reach the office by Thursday noon to insure insertion. All cash paid to the Manager for receipts.
A Stranorlar to Donegal journey unites a tourist and a countryman over potheen and smugglers. Patsy Deehan, Pat Gubbins, and Jack Gallagher plot and nearly execute a still run, while Shannon and the Royal Irish Constabulary complicate the night. The tale blends illicit liquor, smuggling, and a halting pursuit ending with a railway misdirection and a later mirror of a London surgeon’s fame.
A reminiscence recalls daring Peterston schoolboys near Cardiff who bragged of a feat along a railway bounded playground. Between railway sleepers were hollows, hinting at a dangerous stunt or near catastrophe from years past.
A meditation on values over wealth. True greatness lies in character and virtue not riches. Wealth, poverty, and reputation are weighed against wisdom, restraint, and moral conduct in facing fate. The passage contrasts appearances with inner worth and urges prudent speech and resilient acceptance.
A Saratoga special reports the Litth Regiment held a mock battle that degenerated into a violent melee between rival battalions. Soldiers clubbed and bloodied each other as officers tried to restore order, with at least a score of men badly hurt and the event postponed.
A compact advice excerpt extols doing a thing without talk to avoid irritation and opposition. It frames action as the great secret of success whether right or wrong, urging silence over discussion to prevent hindrance.
London has 10 800 cabs and Germany contains 26 240 breweries. Germany reports paper stockings and Moscow bell is valued at 300000 dollars. Switzerland lists 1950 miles of rail and the thermometer dates to 1520. Gas first used as fuel in 1568 and artificial whalebone comes from leather. A self-propelling bicycle is a Swedish invention. There are 47 frog farms in the United States. Garbage is cremated in 55 English towns. Ostrich feathers fetch 350 dollars per pound. Modern locomotives have 6008 pieces.
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