Prohibitory Postings Reported in Northern Territory
Fragmentary OCR note references prohibitory postings and notices in the northern region. Details unclear. mentions may pertain to regulatory actions or official proclamations without full context.
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1888
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note references prohibitory postings and notices in the northern region. Details unclear. mentions may pertain to regulatory actions or official proclamations without full context.
Ancient Egyptians used papyrus reed to make writing sheets. They sliced reeds into pages, laid layers, applied gum, and pressed to form sheets. The word papyrus survives in biblos, and parchment later emerged in imperial times.
A Japanese restaurant opens and patrons are treated to a tasting of authentic dishes and unfamiliar preparations. The article details illustrative courses from miso soup to kushitori style items, and explains chopsticks, serving ware, and the etiquette of dining.
A fragmented article-review traces the Thuggee cult in India, noting police actions in Hyderabad and the Sleeman legacy. It contrasts historic slayings with modern crime, arguing for stronger imperial measures to curb such predatory networks and restore public order.
The piece surveys Moorish markets with handwoven fexes turbans and Moorish costumes priced from 39 to 1000 dollars. It notes yawning stalls, eager bargaining, coffee rituals, and exiled Spaniards living in deprivation, all amid a bustling bazaar atmosphere and crafts weaving.
The article outlines Dominion Lands rules for Manitoba and the West, detailing three methods to claim and cultivate homesteads, residence and cultivation requirements, and the process to select a provision. It covers entry dates, acreage milestones, house erection, and pre emption rights with associated costs and conditions. It also lists where to obtain full information from Ottawa or Winnipeg offices.
The text notes feeble beliefs that a four leaf clover brings luck and can be placed in a shop by a fortunate young woman. It mentions a love charm, the classic he loves me she loves me not, and warns that misfortune or ending as an old maid may follow if misused.
Canadian Pacific Railway publishes a time table dated August 14 1887. It lists train schedules and routes serving major hubs and regional stops of the line. The document reflects historical railway operations and timetabling conventions of the era.
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