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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1889
Page
2
The Birmingham massacre attributed to liquor as the root cause with Mrs Hawes’ alleged infidelity linked to drink. The mob, after ten leaders were killed and twenty wounded, pressed to hang Hawes. Saloon advocates warn the liquor issue will provoke future unrest and social decay.
A dramatic observer imagines liquor traffic as a single massive horror affecting hundreds of thousands. The piece outlines wrecked lives, ruined families, and brutal violence, portraying the scene in vivid, almost hellish terms.
An Alliance News editorial highlights evidence from Cardiff showing a 30 percent drop in Sunday drink seats and a 60 percent fall in drunkenness convictions over two years. The petition backing Mr Stevenson's bill was adopted by the Board of Guardians after debate. The Antis of Ontario have failed to gain repeal support, while the Montreal Law and Order league vows to oppose Windsor hotel bar renewal.
Darwinian theory quoted amid seed growing note. Ferry & Co. of Detroit advertise their thirty years of seed experience and pure, locally grown seeds. Osman Digina and Osman Digina’s associates are mentioned in unrelated notices. General Loris Melikoff and a British steamer Storm Queen are reported as casualties. The Czar’s railroad accident is noted along with political moves by Boulanger and local leadership offers. Red River Elevator agent D. B. Shook ships from Stephan with funds aboard.
Henry Sears drank at Brantford and visited Kirby House. in a fall he struck Marta Peet’s head on a sharp table corner and was severely injured not yet out of danger. A friend of Peet’s thrashed Sears. Vicar General Marchal issues a clergy circular endorsing One Montreal Citizen’s league urging action against liquor traffic.
Arthur Allobin of Mountaville Maine says he suffered three months without a full meal or working days. After using Burdock Blood Bit he reports rapid improvement and a return to health within a week, praising the remedy’s effect.
A Dominion Dairymen Convention is proposed for Ottawa during the coming Parliament session. The plan aims to unify dairy interests thru legislative and executive collaboration, with sessions inviting practical ideas on marketing storage transportation and co operation.
A. Lysen urges dairy interests in Canada to submit butter samples and milk testing apparatus for a forthcoming convention. He suggests dairymen from across the Dominion contribute products and data to compare methods, transport and market performance, with travel and hotel discounts to be arranged.
Advert says Haggard's Yellow Oil, a household cure, treats deafness and a range of ailments. Claims include relief from pain inflammation sore throat croup rheumatism and injuries with emphasis on universal relief from aches.
A mix of incidents across regions: a 79 year old man named Gladatane noted on Saturday Tast, a $23 000 fight at Roth incan Dak on Sunday, and a papal cordial letter to Irish prelates. Reports claim rebel tribes surrender near Handoub, a Bristol steamer fire at Newport causing $500 000 loss, and an attempted jail escape at Shenebo in Burwah with fatalities.
The Milanese woman’s fashion and poise contrast with Parisian chic. The Lombardian beauty leans on the heel, has a commanding voice, and moves with a proud carriage. Roman nobility are said to hold blue blood and lavish manners. Counts abound among Italian society, with titles earning money in business and society.
A narrator recalls a walk in September where two boys, Jimmy and Charlie, dispute whining and learn to whistle. The elder consoles the younger, offering playful guidance and encouragement as they experiment with lips and technique.
Fragmentary quoted lines reveal a shy dialogue between two speakers. One declares reluctance to leave, the other responds with a firm resolve to stay. The text reads as a tender exchange with subdued emotion.
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