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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
6
Lord Rosebury consents to forming a new Liberal league. Manitoba politics feature Prohibition and railway labor notes with civic plans and tax debates. Public interest rises in Pain Killer and Perry Davis remedies amid ads and local notices.
In a Department of Education report, A W Hooper notes ten to twelve thousand Galician children in the northwestern division with only two school districts and three or four Presbyterian schools. He says these children prove themselves intelligent and progress well wherever educated.
A hotel keeper was fined after the License Inspector charged selling liquor to a minor. Schmaltz of New Germany and his son were at the hotel. the father bought drinks for both. The court held it illegal for a parent to buy a drink for a minor in a bar, noting prohibition’s mixed moral effects and reductions in crime and vice.
A Leslie's Weekly satire laments soulless corporations and conscienceless rivals. It jokes that wireless telegraphy heatless light and smokeless powder exist, then imagines benevolent inventions such as biteless dogs stingless mosquitoes and lossless umbrellas to reduce waste and expense.
The passage describes how natural elements express character through voice. Morning stars, trees, pines, ocean, clouds, earthquakes, and rivers all have distinct sounds or songs that echo through the landscape and interact with flora and fauna.
The editor recounts the wedding of Willie Shortlike and Peli Bloomers at a church decked with borrowed flowers. The bride wore a home sewn gown, the groom a hand me down suit, and the ushers borrowed coats. The couple left by morning train for St Louis to spend money they likely earn in months.
Governor Llewelyn Powers of Maine sends a view from Toronto on prohibition's impact. He notes Maine's over thirty year policy remains settled with no desire to change, praising the state's intelligent citizens and their understanding of consequences from prohibition.
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