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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1901
Page
8
A fragment from Ernest Dowson appears in Fortnightly with lines urging silence and sorrow. The verses beg no words be spoken and to forget tomorrow while yielding a somber, elegiac mood.
Mad Mary Heath frantically watched a wreck on Skull reef as a lifeboat washed ashore. A former miller linked to a murder mystery and a haunted cods mill dominates East Brompton's past, with Rominy jailed and a chilling confession about a bank job looming.
A fragment from Katharine Coolidge in Atlantic imagines the Mystery of the mist calling the speaker across marshes to an immemorial sea. The verse explores enchantment, mortality, and longing for lands of other light beyond the sea and twilight haze.
A fragment recalls a tense exchange near a bank where one man refuses to leave, vows to stay all night, and parts with a handshake before boarding the 12:50 express. The incident never made the news.
The piece notes Everest draws explorers with Tibetans allowing passage as holy men, while naturalists face more resistance. It claims Tibetans respect daring climbers and joke that moth collectors threaten territory, suggesting cross border travel with caution and humor.
The New York Tribune notes Blagovestchensk in Siberia as a city of about 40 000 with multiple fine white stone buildings including four or five Greek churches and a cathedral. It highlights a large German firm department store and a Russian counterpart rivaling Broadway in size, set near the market square where locals buy dairy and produce.
A quip contrasts a professed political expert who knows a lot about China without ever visiting the country. The exchange implies expertise without firsthand experience, labeling the figure as a professional politician.
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