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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
2
A catalog of works by Netta including The Four Fingers Baeon Blind The Cardinal Moth The Weight of the Crown The Gerrer House The Sieves of Silence Craven Fortune The Patal Dese Netta.
Fenwick plans to hide Charles Evers in Lord Merton’s home while suspecting a trap. The caretaker reveals Evers grew up as Mr. Charles and has kinship to the estate. Fenwick orders removal of evidence as Blossett tries a risky escape by train, with Venner plotting a fast motor ride to reach Victoria.
The article describes a fear of premature burial influencing unusual bequests. Harnet Marineau and Ed mund Yates arranged body handling and decapitation terms in wills, with payments to doctors for the procedure. Lady Bhortee required her heart to be pierced before burial. Postmortem certification was sought to ensure death.
An unclear British article notes gratitude to America for teaching shoe making. The piece references leadership, economic ties, and a sense of indebtedness within a social or industrial context. No specific names or dates are clear in readable text.
In a show world tale Miss X a known snake charmer grew fond of a snake and allowed it on her bed and around her neck. Despite warnings the reptile’s attachment grew until after a performance it struck between her eyes with two punctures and she died within half an hour.
Oliver Cromwell's daughter Frances eloped with his chaplain Jerry White after a comical confrontation. Cromwell confronted the pair, and Frances agreed to wed Mr White, sealing the marriage promptly.
Amy, a kind young woman living on the upper west side, earned $5 from her father by trimming a hat she made herself. She wore the hat proudly, then bought a fancier hat with the money and gave her earlier creation to the janitor's little girl, prompting pride from her father.
A gray headed man recalls meeting a hotel proprietor who hosted lunch in his dining room. The owner insists on tipping staff in his own hotel, saying it is as much trouble to wait on him as anyone else. The anecdote ponders whether the proprietor is a hero or a slave in his own domain.
A commemorative line extols Our Country as the sole object of devotion and calls for a vast monument born of wisdom, peace, and liberty. It envisions a nation admired by the world, blessed by God, and free from oppression and tyranny.
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