A Continual Feast A Merry Weart Has Sufficient To Spare
A continually merry feast is described with plenty to spare and ample supplies. The text emphasizes abundance and readiness to share.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
6
A continually merry feast is described with plenty to spare and ample supplies. The text emphasizes abundance and readiness to share.
A lengthy sermon-like address blends religious reflection with national resolve, urging gratitude for divine blessing and wartime sacrifice. It praises unity under the constitution, cites past trials from the Revolution to the Civil War, and celebrates economic growth, agriculture, industry, and international commerce as evidence of national strength. It ties gratitude to daily sustenance, labor, and the "banquet of gratitude" for both present abundances and future prosperity.
Ancient advertisement touts Dr Chase’s Linseed and Turpentine Syrup as a cure for coughs colds bronchitis and related ailments. It claims prevention of pneumonia consumption and other serious illnesses, praises mothers and elderly users, and asserts strong sales with testimonials of dramatic recoveries.
A damaged fragment notes a bank or shop event involving genuine chocolate treat and tasting details. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or names, but implies a sale or serving at a specific venue with confectionery context.
Describes steadily swelling coats and growing waistlines among fat men who try to look lean by puffing chests and elevating heads. The image recalls Pickwick in livered attire, with coachmen’s influence and vanity shaping their appearance and manners.
A fragmentary report notes a woman taking out a summons against her husband a painter's laborer for ill treatment. She fled after suspecting him poised behind a door as the moon lit his approach, the rope and ventilator scene alluded to, while Cambridge scholars and a Payne desertion thread appear in the text.
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