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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 19, 1907

Page

6

Shipwreck salvage crew loosens Ruth Ginn from sand

The crew led by Captain Titcomb rigs heavy anchors and a three line cable to hold the lumber schooner Ruth Ginn in place while lightening her deck load. They plan to drift off the shoal with the turning tide, unload at Orbam harbor, and tow to deeper water.

Chaiter Lizzie Bradler Alvin Besree Het Orham Peleg Myrick Bill Taylor Barney Ruth Ginn Bradley Peleg Brad Orbam Harbor Titcomb Gradley Makia Gua Ag Chile Alvin Ira Sparrow You and I Ira Schoone Darky Old Ocean Yon Ant I Bearse You

Ruth Ginn salvage ends in tow with You and I aid

Bradley and crew win a race against the sand to free the Ruth Ginn. Ira Sparrow’s You and I aids the lift as the crew hauls cargo and braces for a tug from Vineyard Haven. Gus, torn between love and fear of change, agrees to wait and try to love Brad.

Gus Bradley Sam Brad

The Private Soldier Who Gave Water to Wounded

At Fredericksburg and Chickamauga, Richard Kirkland of South Carolina volunteers risks death to comfort and hydrate the wounded on the battlefield. General Kershaw grants him permission despite the danger, and Kirkland spends over an hour aiding dying soldiers before falling at Chickamauga.

Richard Kirkland Kershaw South Carolina Volunteers Fredericksburg Feld Kirkland Kirkland Uraburt Chickamauga

Misleading Place Names Across Ocean Regions

The article explains why Tierra del Fuego is not a volcanic land but a cold wet region named after a night sighted fire by Magellan. It notes Pacific Ocean naming after weather and Boothia Felix named for Sir Felix Booth. It also comments that America’s name misleads by honoring Amerigo Vespucci rather than discovery.

Tierra del Fuego Land Magellan Pacific Boothia Felix Arctic America Sir Felix Booth America Amerigo Vespucci New World

Uncle Eli Guides Aunt Susan Through Busy City Visit

In a Bohemian style note, Uncle Eli, familiar with the metropolis from three trips, escorts Aunt Susan on a fourth journey to the Hotel Astor. She marvels at crowds and waivers while he asks to descend to help Misses Astor with cooking and dishes during lunch.

Eli Susan Hotel Astor Corriers Jes Astor

Clogged Waste Pipes Cleared with Boiling Water Mix

Instruction describes clearing a clogged waste pipe by pouring a gallon of boiling water containing four cups of soda. Repeat steps until impurities are removed.

The Dainty Butterfly Perverted Taste In Food

A nature student observes butterflies preferring spoiled and foul provisions over fresh fruit and water. He recounts butterflies, including the purple emperor, seeking rotten fare and becoming intoxicated from stale beer and molasses, with collectors trapping them in pouches.

The Gray Eyed Man

A London Answers note quotes a police sergeant who links gray eyes to fighting temperament. He says gray eyed individuals may act without restraint when provoked, citing criminals soldiers and generals as examples and advising caution when dealing with them.

London

Mexico's Famous Parrots in Tamaulipas Ranging in Flocks

The double yellow head parrots are abundant in Tamaulipas and prized for conversation. They nest in tree cavities, offer $10 each in Mexico, and are hard to capture. Parrot nests fill holes as forests swarm with vocal birds from sunrise to sunset.

Mexico Tamaulipas Tropics

Ridiculous Claims in Pleader Speech at East Indian Court

The pleader to the East Indian court denounces the opposing testimony as absurd and false. He mocks the tale of a brood flying and wounded being left without ease, calling it a fabrication and a dense jumble of errors. He questions the journey and timing of the accused and ridicules the notion of riding horses to reach the premises in minutes.

Australia Brag Sparks Witty Exchange on Imports

A brief exchange quotes Gotcen praising Australia and its goods while a sharp nephew from Uncle Sam counters with a jab about quantities and import flow. The light banter frames a trade curiosity between nations.

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