Sir Wilfrid Laurier Canada’s Great Orator and Statesman
A portrait of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, born in Quebec in 1841, rising to lead Canada's Liberal party and becoming prime minister. The article praises his patriotism, oratorical power, and role in shaping national destiny amid tensions with Britain and the United States.
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Sir Wilfrid Laurier
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Children’s charity fair sends Chelsea relief funds
Not long after the Chelsea fire, Newton Massachusetts children held a charity fair and realized $18. They forwarded the money to a Boston church treasurer involved in the relief, sending a note hoping the suffering was not all over.
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Piety as means not end, Goethe warns of hypocrisy
The quote argues piety should train culture and peace of mind rather than be an end in itself. It warns that turning piety into a goal tends to produce hypocrisy and insincerity.
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The Bird in Hand Promises to Marry
Two children, Lonny and Gracie, vow to marry when they grow up. Gracie hesitates, fearing she may prefer someone else, but quickly agrees to the promise.
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Henpeck Couple Sparks in Frustrated Exchange
A humorous exchange between Mr and Mrs Henpeck reveals marital tensions as she declares never to marry again, while he counters with a taunting remark about future success. The dialogue mirrors comic bits from early 20th century humor pages.
Elocution Boy Overacts Gesture At School Exhibition
A juvenile elocutionist at a school exhibition attempted a dramatic gesture for the opening line The comet lifts its tail of fire. He raised his coat tail to horizontal reach, aiming for fitting emphasis, but the display drew ridicule.
Football Night In Shoal Lake Next Monday
Hamiota plays football at Shoal Lake next Monday night at 6 30. Victoria Day observance comes on May 24 and Neepawa negotiates with government to take over the town phone system for 17000 with electors to vote on May 15.
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