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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
3
The sermon rereads the nativity story from Matthew chapter two focusing on the wise men from the east. It portrays them as intellectual giants guiding seekers toward Christ and urges emigration from sin toward the manger the gifts symbolize devotion beyond mere bowing.
A farmer-like visitor arrives in a rural setting recalling generosity tied to a widow and a dying child. The narrator shares a moral on giving, linked to the Christmas story of Artaban from Henry Van Dyke and the four wise men.
The article presents a Sunday school commentary on Luke chapter two verses forty to fifty two focusing on Jesus at age twelve in Jerusalem. It emphasizes knowing God through Christ, Jesus growth in wisdom, and the importance of submission to God’s will, urging early piety and the Holy Spirit's work in believers and their children.
A pedagogy professor recalls a student composition about beings classified by diet. The extract claims carnivorous beings eat flesh and herbivorous beings eat grass, while humans eat everything making man omnipotent.
A horse buyer complains that the horse runs onto the sidewalk whenever it sees a vehicle. The horse dealer counters that a fifty dollar horse cannot be expected to perform extraordinary feats like running up a telegraph pole or climbing a tree. The judge weighs the dispute.
In a Chicago Record-Hepald item, Michael Pablo Gonoskaveskiof complains Sergius Horsemoff again hurled harsh names at him, vowing to tell Horsemoff’s mother. The column captures tense exchanges and local reaction in the Russian Colony context.
A London Ti-Bits item cautions against feeding canaries sweets as sugar may harm their voice, making notes rough and shrill. It notes a potential asthmatic tendency and warns caged birds are sensitive to drafts, advising careful handling by owners.
A quirky exchange highlights a Pettiness over pie names. A speaker insists on real punkie pie in Boston, while a waiter cites a pumpkin pie one must pronounce correctly before serving. The chat reveals regional pie naming quirks and a playful culinary mismatch.
Cedar wood, from evergreen pines named Cedar, is noted for durability and fragrant odor. Its tight grain and soft texture make it highly suitable for pencil production.
Mrs Mead hires a man and wife as servants and jokes about harmonious marriage. The man replies that they have many children and may hide some from Bridget, yet they manage to get along.
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