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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
7
A reader laments rude audience members who narrate and explain films aloud. He recounts a night at a noisy theater where a woman with an infant disrupted others by reading jokes and commenting, while the child fretted and disturbed fellow patrons. He calls for rules to protect comfort and rest in public amusements.
Reported sugar cost increases may push jams and jellies prices higher by about forty percent. Consumers could face steeper grocery bills as suppliers adjust to higher sugar expenses.
Admiral Sir Charles Kingsmill ends fifty years in the navy this week. His final uniform appearance came with his marriage to the first Naval veterans club in Pronto just days ago.
Last week rumors spoke of an attempt by the ex Kaiser to flee Holland by air. The Dutch government issued an order prohibiting any airplanes from flying around the former despot’s residence.
The Prince of Wales enjoys strong popularity in Australia with daily crowds and extensive press coverage. At Randwick racecourse he rode several noted hurdlers and then dined with a group of returning soldiers.
A seasoned commercial traveler in New York estimates he has slept in about 8 000 beds during his career. The figure reflects extensive interstate journeys and wide exposure to hotel rooms across many cities.
The author critiques modern art circles in London arguing art should be for ordinary people and not require expert jargon. He defends portraits that show natural, recognized features over abstract profundities and urges spending on works recognizable to the common public. He laments critics who misread likenesses and urges true representation of the natural man.
The speaker argues utility defines beauty over mere form, noting a well adapted object can be stunning in function. He discusses art’s truthfulness, cites St George’s dragon, and praises unidealized scenes by American museums, Turner, Elgin marbles, and the rule to avoid prettifying real people.
Advertises paid at home writing show cards with weekly earnings from $15 to $35. Claims steady work, no canvassing, and instructions provided. Contact Brennan Show Card System Dept A Currie Building 269 College St Toronto open evenings.
The entire staff at St. Marys Ontario Collegiate Institute resigns seeking higher salaries and improved conditions. The board of education advertises for new staff to replace them.
A New York diner sues a local restaurant for 50000 dollars claiming a glass shard was in soup. The suit alleges negligence and seeks damages for injuries and medical costs.
The National Trust Company executors claim against Saskatoon for a 1919 streetcar fatality resulted in a verdict awarding damages to the company. The jury found the crow bat motorist exceeded six miles per hour and that proper care would have avoided the collision on the err traf ic bridge.
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