Meteorological Report From Kussein School Letters
A reader laments lack of local enlistees in the overseas force while other towns in Canada send men. He questions drill facilities and urges Russell to join the defense effort and disband the Noble troop if excuses persist. The page then shifts to notes on August 2 and reflections on work, cooperation, and personal reputation.
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Rut Borron
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Russel
Editor
Canada
Philosophy of Work and Humanity in Industrial Society
A reflective piece extols teamwork as a test of sanity and calls service to humanity the road to success. It frames industrial progress as the civilizing force improving the human environment, while wisdom lies in balancing rest with love, laughter, and work.
Whooping Cough Policy Warns Parents
Health Officer G. E. Swallow warns that children who have had whooping cough and still cough will be barred from school. He urges parents to cooperate to eradicate the illness before cold weather.
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G. E. Swallow
Old Mill Site Sells For 600 Dollars In Russell
Excellent trackage facilities with 85 feet frontage and 126 feet on the main street entering Russell from the north and west. Ideal site for a elevator or warehouse. Aimed at farmers for storing their grain to fetch big prices. Apply to J. S. Ross.
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Russell
J. S. Ross
Laying Gridge Floors On Suspended Bridge Girders
Popular Mechanics explains the dangerous phase of building a suspension bridge floor. Builders must extend from the towers with derricks and long booms to attach floor girders to steel bars hanging from the main cables. Each finished section shifts the derricks forward for the next riveted segment.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Wellington’s concentrated rule in 1834 cabinet crisis
The Westminster Gazette notes that in 1834 William IV briefly ceded all cabinet power to the Duke of Wellington. Wellington effectively held first lord of the treasury and home secretary posts as ministers scattered duties among themselves, while Sir Robert Peel raced from Rome to form a new ministry.
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Duke of Wellington
William IV
Robert Peel
Rome
Wellington
Treasury
Home Secretary
Westminster Gazette
Printing Ambiguities in Phonetic Spelling
The London Standard notes phonetic spelling causes ambiguous prints when words like analyst and anal ist are pronounced the same. It cites Mr Escott and his history of White's club showing how spelling choices affect clarity as printing risks rise.
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Escott
White
London Standard
Pike's Peak Discovery by Zebulon Pike
Zebulon Montgomery Pike, a U S Army officer, is linked to the discovery of the peak that bears his name on November 15 1806 in a historical note.
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Pike’s Peak
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
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