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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
2
Scotty wakes aboard a box in a rushing tunnel and lands at Placerville after a strange ride. Red Saunders arrives in Fairfield to fix Miss Mattie Saunders' fence and enlists locals for a grand dinner and a chaotic, jovial house renovation.
Dr Alexander Johnson vice-principal emeritus of McGill University and emeritus professor of arts retires after a long career shaping higher education in Canada. An Irish-born scholar educated at Trinity College Dublin he led mathematics and natural philosophy at McGill and contributed to Royal Society of Canada work.
Collier's portrait attacks Paris guide as a low form of humanity, a retrograde evolutionary throwback. It condemns the guide as a symbol of decay, comparing it to prehistoric troglodytes and invoking French urban figures as grotesque ghosts in the streets.
Wicklow and Kildare county court judge Barry K C is famed for breezy frankness and is a noted caricaturist. He recently described bridge as a moral pest and condemned a lady bookmaker who funded parlormaids for gambling wages. His early Munster circuit caricatures circulated widely among the press benches.
The item notes Wiggles I hear Breaks has been very ill and convalescent but not out of danger until the nurse caring for him leaves. The tone reflects a light social chit chat in Life.
A brief humor note quotes a remark about glasses changing a man’s appearance. The woman says the glasses make him look intelligent, eliciting the playful exchange recorded in the Chicago Record-Herald.
A proverb notes that recalling a spoken word is as hard as pulling back a stone thrown with force. The remark by Menander reflects on the lasting impact of speech and impulse.
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