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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
3
The Prince Mohamid follows the genies task to win Princess Corisande. A giant bird guards a cliff island with a parchment sealed in three marks. He defeats the bird, retrieves the parchment, and the genie confirms the princess will be his.
A detailed set of measurements explains constructing a small sailing vessel using a 20 inch Om board a 62 to 63 inch long hull and a 33 inch propeller. It guides stern mast rings and paddle placement to achieve a functional model sailboat.
A lonely girl named Betty explores an attic chest and a hidden diary from 1796. She dons antique dresses and slips into the life of a second, imagined Betty, as Aunt Jane and Aunt Priscilla label her old fashioned. The diary inspires Betty to embrace her imagination and end loneliness.
Jay copies a noble boy from a tale and chooses honesty after considering it. A loud cuff and an angry owner follow as the window is broken. Johnny remains truthful and tries to do right, though rewards are unclear.
Captain Jack Dunsmore rallies his crew to avenge last year’s loss to Jonesville and win tomorrow. The team vows to take back pride with a swift, decisive game.
An excerpt contrasts a science demonstration about density with a Boyceville athletic tale. It describes a glass experiment forming a globe from oil and water, then shifts to a local scene where Micky O Toole earns trust after being target of a prank. Boyceville wins the following baseball game with O Toole pitching.
A wary traveler persuades a ferryman to cross a river promising valuable advice. Upon reaching the far bank the seedy passerby offers: Never take anyone across who can't pay. The moral warns of lending to those who cannot settle.
Aboard a training ship an officer directs a cadet to identify a light. The cadet confirms daylight, answering the question with clear, brisk dialogue. The exchange illustrates nautical drill and discipline aboard a ship in training.
A magician describes lighting a candle without touching the wick by puffing to produce smoke. After extinguishing the candle when a long snuff forms, a white smoke cloud rises from the hot wick. A match held above the wick at a distance ignites the smoke and the flame travels down the smoke to the candle.
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