Question of Business He-Darling Time to Form a Company
A dialogue hints at arranging a private meeting to discuss assets and partnerships. The exchanged lines suggest forming a business venture upon reviewing a statement of assets and liabilities.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
3
Those Pleasant Suffragettes Jennie
A fragmentary note depicts a lighthearted exchange about sending a comb mailing a machine and preparing for a tea at Mrs Stimson's, hinting at social plans among suffragette peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Angel
Woman’s laundry hack with buggy basket reimagined
A Good Housekeeping contributor describes removing a buggy basket and adding boards to create a lightweight rack. She wheels the improvised rack outdoors to hang clothes, cutting hang time in half and avoiding bending over the basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping
Mrs Naybor’s Call Raises Local Buzz
A resident reports Mrs Naybor made a lengthy telephone call in the neighborhood, using the line for about thirty minutes amid lively chatter about the incident.
Phonic Reading Promoted Over The ABC Method
The Modern Progress League endorses a phonics based reading method teaching sounds and word families to children. It argues that reading can progress faster without naming letters first, reducing time to vocabulary and comprehension while maintaining spelling ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Progress League
German diver’s self contained air supply device described
An inventor German develops a back carried system for underwater divers using two steel boots with compressed oxygen and a chemical carbon dioxide absorber. A piping network recycles air through a regenerating chamber and helmet, reducing dependence on surface pumps and cutting death risks, though a signal line remains necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibe
Bobbie Seeks Gratitude for Kind Neighbor
Bobbie, who ran errands for an old gentleman next door for little pay, receives warm thanks but longs to repay the favor. After returning from the third errand, the man pats him and expresses gratitude, while Bobbie reveals his wish to thank him in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie
Mr. Jones
Great meteor fall at Alcocer leaves five injured near ruins
A ball of fire struck Alcocer during a thunderstorm as rocks the size of ranges rained from the sky. Five people suffered serious burns and one died the same evening. Nearby villages Renavites and Cuartil reported stones covering ground up to five inches deep and a lingering sulfur odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcocer
Cuartil
Maxims for a Harmonious Married Life
A Victorian style list urging couples to avoid anger and taunting, to never repeat requests, and to greet each other warmly. It emphasizes daily self denial, prioritizing the partner, and resolving grievances before night. It warns against loud speech and petty jests and advises gentle goodbyes and careful fault-spotting.
Farrow's Bank for Women Demonstrates Banking Prospects
Article highlights Farrow's Bank for Women in London founded a few years ago and now operating in enlarged quarters. Manageress Mrs. Kate Kelly credits strong support from women across the empire for the venture, noting all staff are women and a ladies lounge aids clients. A separate humorous vignette depicts a railway station mix up with a local stationmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
Bank For Women
London
England
Kate Kelly
Lawyer and Doctor Joke About Angels and Substitutes
Frank E. Karelsen recalls a western city meeting where a lawyer teases a doctor about angels. A girl, said to be in service, explains her teacher is sick and there is no substitute only a sick headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darky
Darkey
Frank E. Karelsen
Servico
Questioning a Noble Identity In Mixed Speech
The speaker doubts a person is a foreign nobleman and recalls overhearing the claim that the man owes everything to his wife. The line hints at social status and personal loyalties without clear evidence. The remark centers on identity and marital support as key factors.
Austrian Exhibit to Showcase Industry at Toronto Show
The Austrian Government plans a major display at the Toronto exhibition occupying 200 yards. Over fifty Austrian firms will present manufactures, totaling about one hundred thousand workers, signaling closer economic ties with Canada and interest in Canada’s industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion of Canada
Austria
Canada
Toronto
How Rockefeller Began His Wealth From Small Loans
The piece traces John Davison Rockefeller’s early years from earning 37 cents a day at ten to moving to Cleveland at fourteen. It outlines his rise from office boy to clerk and bookkeeper, then borrowing to acquire a refinery, leading to Standard Oil Co and the fortune that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davison Rockefeller
Tioga County
N.Y
Cleveland
RockfeLer
Standard of! Co
Standard Old Trust
Rockefeller
Parmelees Vegetable Pills Tackle Chronic Dyspepsia
Many people suffer long with dyspepsia due to neglect of the body. Parmelees Vegetable Pills are recommended as a reliable and speedy remedy to restore health. The pills are specially formulated to combat indigestion and its related ailments and are claimed to be consistently successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmelee
Woman’s Pride Hardens Against Admitting Error
In a brief exchange, a woman refuses to admit fault while Mr Meekton notes many show anxiety to prove poor judgment in choosing husbands. The dialogue hints at social pressure and personal accountability.
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Mr. Meekton
The Devil Told Me To Do It Quarrel Ends With Sass
Two young girls quarrelled leading to a scuffle. A mother scolded her daughter for misdeeds and claimed the devil prompted bad behaviour. The child answered she planned to kick the other girl herself despite supposed guidance.
Grocer and Bride Joke Sparks Light-Hearted Exchange
A playful local exchange has a grocer offering horseradish and a newlywed retorting that they do not keep a horse, sparking humorous chatter about household staples and humor in everyday life.
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Grocer
Viewpoints Mrs Gramercy Jibe on Wild Oats and Wealth
Mrs Gramercy quips about marriage and sowing wild oats rebuked by Gramercy who jokes that with her money another crop would be a shame. The exchange reflects domestic banter over finances and prudence.
Let Em Go Firet Trooper Imperial Yeomanry Swears
A vivid account notes a new officer in the Third Trooper unit. The piece highlights the officer’s blunt style and ease of speaking his mind, portraying him as a candid and memorable figure within the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Yeomanry
He Knew Women Teacher Bobby Dialogue
A brief exchange shows a boy named Bobby arguing with a woman about a teacher. The teacher insists on moving forward while Bobby reasons the teacher will resist if she does not want to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Atlantic Grain Company, Ltd
Grain Exchange
Winnipeg
Bobby
First Thought Dreamer Says Footprints on Sands of Time
A playful exchange involves the woman’s reaction to news that a man lost both legs in an accident. She remarks that he cannot leave footprints on the sands of time, reflecting witty resilience.
Encouraging plan to catch Riles Gibbieson at home
A conversation between two young people reveals a plan to ensure Riles Gibbieson is at home. The dialogue features Mr Ner veen offering a cheerful, practical method to verify her presence and mentions past luck and efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riles
Mr. Fathead
Mr. Nerveen
Upstate NY Woman Burns Son With Spanking Incident
An upstate New York woman reportedly spanked her son over a hot stove, causing burns believed to be sufficient to heat the child. The incident led to medical care and investigation by local authorities.
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New York
The Curate’s Hidden Coin Trick
Two curates share lodgings. A good natured one meets a beggar and, dreaming of giving, pulls a half crown from his pocket by accident. He gives it away, believing himself generous. On recounting the tale, the other curate reveals the joke: the coins were in the trousers he borrowed.
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