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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
2
In a tense garden scene in Hawcastle life the Earl, Lady Creech, Almeric and Dan Pike clash over a betrothal as Pike reveals intelligence from Jim Cooley about the Hawcastle clan. Ethel confronts Pike while a misgiving over settlement plans fuels the domestic drama before a continuation.
London Answers suggests most people have a recurring phrase or word and a habitual exclamation. It notes common pad phrases like Great Scott or Good gracious and urges readers to notice how often they end sentences with you know or you see and use logical or illogical in daily talk.
The report notes Mr Justice Phillimore will be the new Mayor of Kensington England. It highlights his prominence as a leading figure in the borough and his residence Cam Hal a grand mansion in central Kensington. It cites his expertise in ecclesiastical law three centuries of High Church lawyers and mentions his opposition to divorce along with skill in writing with either hand.
The article extols northern Ontario around Abitibi and Cochrane as a model frontier, noting abundant rainfall, multiple crops, forest wealth, and rail links. It contrasts fresh land with older Ontario, highlights spruce value, and recalls a Hudson Bay post encounter involving a Cree and a trader.
A Nebraska traveler, visiting Alberta, witnesses a mounted policeman pursuing a half breed horse thief. He describes the redcoat calmly guiding the camp to arrest the suspect while the group sits passively, illustrating frontier law enforcement under the British flag.
Subscriptions are being raised to fund a stained glass window in Westminster Abbey's north transept honoring John Bunyan. The dean has offered space for the window with designs completed. the estimated cost is 7000 dollars, half of which has been raised. Bunyan is hailed as a foundational English prose writer whose influence spans Canada and global readers.
William Horsley Rowley, president of the E. B. Eddy Co. of Hull, was elected vice president of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association. A longtime Ottawa leader, he has steered the Eddy firm since 1887 and played a major role in business, church, and public affairs locally and nationally.
In Hampstead Garden Suburb London the Archdeacon of London dedicated the site of St Jude on the Hill church. Mrs A Barnett cut the first sod for the new church where Rev Basil Bourchier will serve as vicar. Bourchier, who visited Montreal in February and March, is to bring a Canadian pulpit lectern and other gifts funded by admirers in Canada.
A humorous exchange shows a pork merchant recounting how he began life. He claims he picked up a pin in the street and later sold it for 500 dollars, contrasting with the interviewer who recalls a similar tale of partnership sparked by a pin. The anecdote emphasizes luck, craft, and opportunity in business.
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