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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

2

The Broken Betrothal continued in Victorian tragedy

Theo awakes in a strange room as Dr Meiv offers care and Dorcas Lane asserts control. Harry Strathmore wrestles with love for Theo and repelled by Violet Kensington, while Violet plots to win him back as Theo’s fate hangs on a riverbank memory.

Violet Kensington Momma Harry Strathmore Strathmore Hall Harry

Strathmore Hall Echoes Turn on Violet Kensington

In Strathmore Hall, Harry Strathmore’s chill toward Violet Kensington grows after the major’s death. A moonlit garden encounter reveals Violet’s hostile stance to Theo, shaking his remaining respect and stirring deep loathing as familiar voices drift to him.

Strathmore Hall Harry Strathmore Violet’ Kensington Major Theo Voolet Violet Kensington

Winnipeg Markets Price Report for Manitoba Goods

Market listings cover wheat, oats, barley, corn, oilcake, and millfeed with Manitoba origins. Prices include Fort William wheat at 83c, oats 36c per bushel good quality, oats 1.75 per sack oatmeal, hay 6.00 to 6.50, butter 19c per pound, eggs 124c per dozen, and various vegetables, meats, and hides with regional figures.

Manitoba Fort Witham Ogivies Glenora Lake of the Woods Deakins

Lincoln tale of two Quakeresses on war end

A humorous Lincoln anecdote recalls two Quakeresses aboard a railroad train discussing the war’s end. One notes Jefferson’s likely success because he is a praying man, while the other adds that Abraham Lincoln is also praying, but the Lord may think him joking.

Lincoln Jefferson Abraham

She Was the One? Bridegroom Confusion Creates Question

In a post ceremony exchange Maud and Harold debate who truly won as the bride and groom reflect on the victory. The joke hinges on a playful mixing of winning and being won in love.

Maud Harold

The Man of It quote exchange at the fair

A fragment from De trait Free Pro features a flirtatious exchange about kissing. He remarks he kisses any girl he gets a chance to, while she questions which kind.

Governor Denies Report On Cuban Teachers Salaries

A Boston interviewer notes Cuban schoolmarms are very fast talkers, suggesting the claim sparked Governor Wood to promptly deny reports that their salaries are to be reduced.

Boston Wood

Night of Torture Ends in Alleged Lynch Confession

In the late 1800s Oxford Indiana landlord George W. King endured lynching by a mob who believed he murdered Dr. Rowe. King confessed after a brutal hanging and named Rogers and Haggard as accomplices. Rowe later returned, exonerated King, and sued the Horse Thief Detective Company members for damages, eventually settling for 25,000.

George W. King Oxford Lafayette Ind Isso Dr. Rowe King Rowe Rogers Haggard Horse Thief Detective Company Benton Warren Tippecanoe Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Louisville North West Hingis Wing Thomas A. Hendricks

Ants Use Smell to Distinguish Friends and Foes

A German naturalist shows ants identify colony members by scent. Any ant entering a foreign nest is killed unless it carries its colony odor. Water strips the odor. alcohol 80 degrees also disrupts recognition, while a 24 hour delay allows odor restoration and acceptance.

Deaf plaintiff at Durham assizes declines offer

A deaf woman plaintiff in a minor case at Durham assizes is urged by the judge to settle. The counsel loudly asks what she will take. She smiles and replies that she would take a little warm ale if it is no inconvenience to the lord.

Durham England

Recollections of Albert Smith and a Sky Terrier Promise

A reminiscence from Sir Algernon West recalls Albert Smith, a friend in youth, and the young set’s balloon voyages with famed aeronaut Green. Smith, waving to a lady spectator at launch, joked that if he descended he would bring her a sky terrier.

Algernon West Albert Smith Smart Green Smith

He Was a Lassie and Lady Tourist Exchange

A cottager's wife jokes with a visitor about children, answering that the middle child is a lassie while declaring the other two are her own. The brief household query captures a domestic, lighthearted moment.

How well all those Brown boys turning out

A humorous exchange on education and training. A father jokes that the Browns’ success comes from a "shingle mili" run by their father, implying a family business or informal schooling as the secret behind the boys’ achievements.

Dr Chase's Nerve Food Promises Summer Vitality

Wornout women suffer in the heat but Dr Chase's Nerve Food is promoted as a blood builder and nerve restorative. A Toronto testimonial describes restored health after four boxes, with claims of increased red blood cells and renewed strength, urging purchase from Edmanson Bates & Co. in Toronto.

Dr. Chase D. W. Crowsberry Richmond St West Toronto Ont Edmanson, Bates & Co

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