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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
4
The article highlights the Manitoba summer fairs as a reflection of westward development, noting rising standards in farm classes and the skill of exhibitors. It argues fairs spur better grain, stock, and work, transforming farming into a more rewarding occupation and urging public support.
The speaker endorses shopping locally to support community welfare. Buying from local merchants keeps money in the village, backs taxes for schools churches and lodges, and ensures goods are bought with trust and accountability.
Across waving fields the clover blooms fade beneath mower blades. A meditation on life and the fragile beauty of spring, as the small leaf emblem of hope lies low in the midday sun.
A reflective meditation on funerals noting fragrance and memory as the essence of goodbye. It speaks of a life lived with usefulness and beauty and suggests a peaceful parting with hope of new life in other forms.
The railway commission mandates that railways transport securely bound trunks by freight due to excessive express company charges, enforcing secure handling and consignments.
The piece argues future flights will shrink the globe via waterplanes and airliners. It outlines routes from Brazil to Sierra Leone and across the Pacific, detailing 30 000 mile itineraries and possibly circumglobal journeys in about twenty days or less with larger aircraft and higher speeds.
Daft Tam in a village tale is bitten by the ooinn om. He visits the inn mistress who gives him a half crown to pay the doctor. Tam pockets the money and refuses the doctor, arguing daft folk cannot go daft twice.
Mont real resident dies after 44 years of uninterrupted work with no holiday. The man lived a long life dedicated to his duties and is remembered for his industrious record and absence of time off.
Country housekeepers can dye brown shades from moss and lichens found on rocks trees and fences. Boil the moss, strain, and use the brew to dye fabrics. Shorter time yields light brown, longer time yields darker shades, with very long exposure deepening to almost black. The dye is fast and will not fade like many brown dyes.
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