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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1908
Page
3
In a rambling tale framed as a sports yarn, Tib and I lead a polar bear menagerie into a mock football match with Kinackern natives near Alaska. Rudolph the bear stars, bears improvise plays, and a chaotic scrimmage ends with the team stranded at the shore as the sealer sails away with Lizzie.
The Christian Age notes thirteen yard long scythes arranged above the north chapel door of St Marys, Horncastle Lincolnshire. Once forty to fifty blades stood, now rust and decay reduce them. The blades recall peasants defying foes in the Pilgrimage of Grace uprising sparked at Louth. They fought with agricultural tools and are preserved as symbols in the church they helped defend.
The spring season brings a strong automotion craze as suburbs flood with power vehicles and people embrace car outings. Residents note how cars shrink distance, enabling tea visits and swift returns, while predicting flying machines and aero craft may soon join the suburban scene in place of horses.
Winnipeg writer lauds Icelanders as thrifty honest and quick to learn English and assimilate customs. He notes their strong farming stock and dairy skills, predicting rapid wealth from cattle and land ownership. The piece also mentions airships as future transport and critiques solo flight based on bird imitation.
In a discussion sparked by Mexican Herald commentary, the piece argues that Americans should tolerate the term Americans while Canadians should embrace Canadian identity. It notes Canada’s dignity and Mexico’s acceptance of American terminology, stressing citizenship and national labels without insult or overreach.
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