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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 18, 1935

Page

7

Sensible Pine Ridge Saga of Nancy Nelson’s Comeout

Nancy Nelson, a nineteen year old sub-deb, faces a market crash that wipes out her father’s fortune. An eccentric Colorado relative offers a home under odd conditions, sending Nancy and Jack to Pine Ridge with cousins Columbine and Edgemere. The family adjusts to a simpler life while navigating Aunt Judy and Aunt Louise who share their city house.

Nancy Nelson Ado Columbine Nancy Jack Pine Ridge Matthew Adam Edgemere Mother Judy Aunt Judy Louise Cousin Columbine

Pike's Peak Awe in Pine Ridge Journey

Nance and Jack tour Colorado Springs with Cousin Columbine and Mark Adam. They travel the Garden of the Gods route toward Pine Ridge, marveling at Pike's Peak while confronting a provincial town that dulls their grand impressions. The ride hints at family dynamics and a debut era, ending with a cliffhanger about Pine Ridge.

Mark Adam Nelsons Indian Pass Nancy Nance Columbine Mark Pike's Peak Ark Pines Jack Pine Ridge

The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelis

A short poem describes a white lane to the west flanked by black pines and branches. Birds wheel in the trees as the sun sinks, casting a white road in day’s last light. A star above shines not gold but white.

Aline Michaelis Inday

Successful Brain Operation Restores 10 Year Old

Doctors at the University Hospital in Edmonton completed a delicate brain operation on Ivan Olsen, a 10 year old accident victim, by scraping the brain to relieve pressure and tissue degeneration. The boy had been semi conscious for three months after being thrown and dragged by a horse.

Ivan Olsen University Hospital Edmonton Young Olsen

Antarctic health claim contrasts with beef storage study

British researchers report chilled beef remains quality for 60 to 70 days in a 10 to 20 percent carbon dioxide atmosphere. They also note disease germs fail to survive in the Antarctic, touted as among the healthiest regions on Earth.

Antarctic

The Inefficient Driver and Highway Courtesy

An Ottawa Journal editorial laments drivers who shame polite society by racing rule and courtesy on the road. It urges official admonition for new permit holders to curb horn use and promote equal rights for pedestrians, noting seasoned drivers often resist such change and youths must be taught better driving from the start.

Ottawa Journal

Maharajah of Kapurthala visits New York with jewels

The Maharajah of Kapurthala, reputedly the world’s third richest man, arrived in New York aboard the Normandie and states he has brought none of his magnificent family jewels with him during his United States visit.

Maharajah of Kapurthala United States New York Normandie

Little Helps For This Week In Versed Moral Reflection

A short devotional excerpt by H. E. Manning urges readers to examine zeal for God through reactions to weariness and daily frictions. It contrasts patience in hardship with coldness in prayer, urging tender affection toward companions as a measure of spiritual ardor.

H. E. Manning

Stamp Collector Finds Priceless Penny Shakespeare Stamp

Dorchester Mass collector Charles A Davis unearthed a near priceless one Penny Shakespeare charity stamp from Great Britain in a 19th century mix bought a decade ago for 25 dollars. The stamp features the Bard of Avon, undamaged and unique in America, one of few in the world, issued between 1873 and 1875 by National Carriers Co. local stamps.

Great Britain Charles A. Davis Dorchester Mass America National Carriers Co Davis

Stealing Fish Proved Costly Two Men Heavily Sentenced

Two men in Austria received two months of hard labor after stealing two carp from a Baden park fountain. The fish, over 100 years old, were protected by the Austrian Office of Ancient Monuments. The thieves claimed they could not eat them because the cook could not make them palatable.

Austria Baden Office of Ancient Monuments

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Pesta Keen Miss Aladdin Lydia E. Pickham Aunt Louise Colorado Springs Colorado Matt Miss Columbine Matthew Juanita Denver Territorial House of Representatives Benece Teme Wilson Sink & Storan Howe George Crocker Massachunets Coun Garden of the Gods Red Rocks A.eck Aurora Tubbs Aurora Victor Tubbs Adam Donaldson Jordan Appleford Calgary Regina Winnipeg
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