Portrait and pain in art and climate musings
A fragmentary piece contemplates beauty and blemish in portraits and the cruelty of taunts. It recalls a sculptor’s polish on a scarred face and urges painting inner beauty while a North Canada climate discussion hints at Arctic ice and Manitoba crops. An unsigned letter from R A McLennan signs off.
Indigenous potlatch auction shocks at Alert Bay
The Great potlatch in Alert Bay drew over two thousand Indigenous attendees. A stark feature reported by the Vancouver Province described price auctioning of young girls to wealthy chiefs with a nine year old selling for 1400 dollars and an eighteen year old for 1000 dollars.
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Editor Responds to Climate Ideas on Wheat Hardiness
The writer addresses letters critiquing his climate theory for No 1 Hard wheat. He argues cold winters and wet springs don’t solely determine yield, cites past wet cool periods producing soft kernels, and says warm, dry ripening favors No 1 Hard. He notes warm spells stem from southerly winds and cannot be easily altered.
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Canada
Manitoba
the Messenger
R. A. McLennan
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Village of Russell Tax Arrears Notice 1907
Village of Russell informs residents that legal proceedings will be taken to collect all unpaid taxes as of September 1 1907. E M Willians T Hunt secretary treasurer mayor signs notice.
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E. M. Willians
T. Hunt
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