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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 08, 1902

Page

2

Thanksgiving Stage Romance Ends In Matinee Engagement

Manager Evans plans a Thanksgiving dining room climax for Miss Ella Ransom but finds her troubled by home memories. He learns of her longing for Upper Dalton and proposes, then her parents appear, releasing a family reunion. Evans ends by revealing their engagement, salvaging the plan with a warm, if improvised, finale.

Beadley Evans New York New England Evans Ella Ransom Miss Ransom Ella Dean Upper Dalton Kaotoma Mrs. Ransom Deacon Ransom Deacon

Rest for Sir Hammond in the Times Tale

A humorous anecdote from Recollections of the Old Foreign Office recounts former chief clerk Mr. Hammond resting by the fire as a queen's messenger seeks leave for his fatigued journeys. Hammond proclaims he never rests, while the officer jokes that his feet on Turkey carpets and idle hours negate any rest.

Hammond Foreign Office the Times Mr. Hammond

The Ancient Copper Trade and Bronze Making

The ancient Syrians and Phoenicians traded copper and produced bronze by melting tin. Learned antiquaries claim Phoenicians reached England and Ireland seeking tin for bronze production.

England Ireland Weareh

Ancient Cornish Bronze Work Found In Old Mines

In Cornwall several ancient canvus bronze articles were found in old mine workings. Chambers Journal notes they may have been left by ancient people before any English browse was used. The tale of the Wren tied to St Stephen’s Day is also mentioned, describing its clever hiding and oath as king of all birds.

Cornwall England Chambers St. Stephen's Fus Little Pete Jim Pete al Jence Bay Prince Jess

Lobsters Drawn From Crevices by Divers Near Bermudas

In the Bermudas area the sea’s extreme transparency lets fishermen spot lobster horns in rock crevices at depth. They lure the crustaceans with dangling bait before extending nets to capture them.

Bermudas Enations

A Good Boy Naughty at School Says Teacher

A brief exchange labeled in the Philadelphia Press features a motherly teacher scolding a boy for tales out of school. The playful dialogue centers on honesty and discipline in a classroom setting.

Tommy Philadelphia Press

Hooked. Newlywed Night Proposal Quip Is A Fishy Toast

A playful exchange between Mr and Mrs Newlywed features a quip likening the proposal night to a fish out of water. The reply upholds the joke with a witty comeback about the early landing, captured in a lighthearted Puck style.

Fragmentary dialogue snippet on stage and theft rumors

A garbled excerpt shows characters debating putting someone to sleep, references to "Young Corbett" and a possibly refurbished house, with interruptions about apparel and a question about theater attendance. The fragment lacks clear context or identifiable events or names.

Proper care for cut flowers to keep them fresh

Advice notes many fail to care for cut flowers though they love them. Keep flowers cool during day, use a deep vase for long stems, change water daily, and float stems in cool fresh water at night for morning freshness. Neglecting these steps leaves blooms limp and discouraged.

Bay Prince Wins Derby In A Haunted Georgia Backstory

A veteran teacher theme threads through a bustling rural scene where Bay Prince wins a famed Derby at Bel Air stables amid debts, a missing jockey, and dramatic courtship. Jess, the mistress, aids the horse to victory, defying hardship and securing the squire’s estate.

Alcoholism blamed for many French mental disabilities

Dr Bourneville of Paris holds parental alcoholism responsible for much of France's idiocy and imbecility. He cites 2000 boys and 600 girls with such troubles, noting 40 percent were children of parents given to excessive drinking.

Bourneville Paris France

Poultry Tenderness Test Described

A brief note explains a tenderness test for poultry. Pinch the skin to see if it adheres or lifts. If it adheres, the bird is tough. if it leaves the flesh, it is tender.

Writings of Professor Jowett on aging and wisdom

The great Baliol master Professor Jowett offered prudent counsel on growing old. He advised viewing later years as best, less disturbed by care, with life in proper proportion, quiet living, and a focus on guiding others while embracing hopeful faith in what lies beyond.

Jowett Baliol College

Postal Mystery: 45000 Letters Lost in UK Last Year

No fewer than forty five thousand letters and packages without any addressee were dropped into letter boxes and post offices across the United Kingdom during the previous year. This widespread leakage highlights gaps in sorting and delivery processes affecting mail reliability and public confidence.

United Kingdom

Sharpest railway curve at Agony Point on Darjeeling line

A fragment notes the loop at Agony Point on the Darjeeling railway in India, described as the sharpest curve in the ground. The text is fragmented but highlights a notable engineering feature.

Agony Point Darjeerine Railway India

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