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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1900
Page
3
The entity announces readiness to issue drafts and letters of credit across Skaguay U S Atlin B C and Dawson City Yukon District. The notice highlights expanded financial services for trade and frontier payments in northern Canada and Alaska.
For sale listings describe two lots with corner and street reads in Monsey, including a S Room Hour reference, Carbonate area, and large number of Addition A lots. Asking price listed as 92,000 with agent involvement noted.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a land offer near a cottage opposite Nelson with a lead pipe, an acre of lead, and spring water to the house grove. An unrelated line jokes about fatigue and a Chicago News quote ends the fragment.
J. Russell Taylor in Scribner's presents a lyrical ballad fragment about choosing between staying or leaving a land of memories and a promise of honeymoon glory. The speaker yearns not to linger as dusk, walls, and distant ships echo, urging a return to a starry path toward the island of Honeymoon.
A Washington Times piece recounts a scientist’s investigation into cemetery phantoms, explaining the “ghosts” as phosphorescent gases from a robber’s decomposing body. The tale blends humor with a critique of superstition while noting subsequent public scrutiny and a physician’s corrective intervention.
Matron Ruth Underhill wins golf championship and is linked to Charles Ay Dann. Mrs Maria Allen of Hlyrin aged 64 is oldest member of the Wonman's relief coups, while Mrs Mary Hanks marks a milestone with a birthday in Waltham Massachusetts. Ora A Root from Cincinnati gathers books for soldiers in the Philippines. Mrs Anne S Bomby, mother of Lieutenant Heumby in Olympia, attends Atlanta festivities in honor of her son. Hilithroot, daughter of the secretary of war, becomes the tenth married woman in the cabinet at Washington. Lady Edwin Arnold profiles a Japanese wife educated by her husband and educated in English tastes. Parisian women Gustave Parat and May Nunez receive bequests to life saving at sea and to vaudeville stages. Baroness de Mothixchild leaves Paris museums gifts including musical instruments. Mrs Yenaga, mother to the Duchess of Manchester, resides in Europe and plans winters in Louisiana. Mrs Carte Chapman Catt, succeeding Susan B Anthony, leads the National Association of the Woman Suffrage Societies. Dr Anita Newcoubh Metlee heads women army nurses and holds rank of first lieutenant in the U S Army. Dr McGee is the sole woman officer in the service.
Poultry tips advise a varied diet for fowl, clean housing, and proper litter. Kaffir corn is recommended, hens should be killed by eight years old, and fowls kept busy by scattering grain. Ducks are easier to feed than chickens and require sound, sweet feed.
Brief, unrelated clippings note political quips and literary asides. References include Congressman Roberts and Lulu, Kipling, Boer commander General Joubert, Cornelius Vanderbilt's bequest to Chauncey Depew, and a proposed women’s court in France.
A fragmented catalog description lists rings with geometric shapes and colored stones. It mentions a circular diamond band crossing the hoop, a pink tops heart ring, solitaire pink and other colored stones, and novelty men’s bands with plain surfaces. It notes inexpensive rings with small brite hints and two to three tone designs.
Belgium holds the largest rail network by area at 822 miles. Sweden notes scarce passenger pickup and dropoff on trains, while locals commend efficient boarding. Complaints arise over poor window glass quality on Vormun railway affecting passengers and locomotive safety, risking costly failures.
A rough, OCR toned summary notes race times and horses in New Jersey circuits. Little Tobe 2 10 pace, Prince Alort 2 00 Morristown heat, Lord Vincent 2 08 half mile record, plus references to Georgia Lexa and other steeds. Training feats and owners like J Weil and Dr J J Kane highlighted amid a flurry of 2 05 lists and speedway mentions.
Wintering bees requires a well formed brood nest and quiet hive conditions. Comb building stops after honey flow ends. if bees forage in fall the brood nest forms. In cellar- wintering, keep bees dark and undisturbed. in chal hives, close hive entrances during cold weather. Store empty combs protected from moths. sulphur fumigation is advised to rid moths.
The New York Tribune asserts New York as the true hope of prize fighting after the Jeffries Shirkey battle. The Boston Globe questions water quality and a New York custom house, while conservative New Yorkers doubt its completion. The New York Herald mocks bathers, suggesting mud deposits from tubs as a substitute.
The Methodist Episcopal church reports visionary work with over 100 centers in eight states of the republic of Mexico. The United Presbyterian church oversees seven missions in Scotland and America, supports 2 ordained missionaries, 20 ordained laypersons, 14 medical missionaries, and 43 tenant missions. New York is noted for Lutheran church growth with 34 churches and about 19,004 communicants. Preaching is conducted in various locations.
The home doctor prescribes bran water for scalp trouble dandruff cold water baths each morning and friction for strengthening the scalp. Slippery elm and certain poultions are advised while a hot wafer before breakfast is claimed to cure many cases of molb gestion. Physicians widely recommend this simple remedy to dynpeptics.
A fragmentary note cites Emperor William and the Princess of Wales as readers and observers of royal manners. It mentions the crown prince's height and implies a strained relation with the emperor. It also references Queen Victoria and wartime public prayers and petitions for the army.
Fragmented report describes a Paris exposition feature a machine claimed to clone forms under user control. Other exhibits include dental and mechanical sections and a global religious studies display with a wide array of beliefs and cultures represented.
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