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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
2
A testimonial from Mr. High of Pilon Quebec praises Peruna for curing chronic throat and nose catarrh after four months of use. The letter warns that neglecting catarrh leads to chronic illness, but Peruna can ease both acute and chronic cases and offers free medical advice and a book upon request.
A Philadelphia Press quote notes a seller lamenting costly ads. The speaker says ads cost him a couple thousand dollars yearly, while department stores advertise aggressively, driven by his wife’s bargain habit.
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It argues local applications fail and offers one hundred dollars for cures of deafness caused by catarrh unrelieved by Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulars and pills are promoted.
The Illustrated London News argues Canada’s excellent land reforms and enterprising amendments will doubtless further diminish Great Britain’s agricultural population.
The consumption of Dr Thomas's Electric Oil has grown to great proportions after more than thirty one years on the market. Its prosperity remains high and demand has increased, with fresh supplies constantly sought in all countries where it is introduced.
A clause allowing licenses for gun and rifle holders was struck from the proposed Fish and Game bill, removing the licensing provision.
An obituary column from the Dominion Presbyterian notes thirteen deaths, seven women and six men, all over seventy. Five exceed eighty, five over ninety, including one at ninety-nine, suggesting Canada’s long-lived record among Presbyterians of Scottish descent.
Officer Roberts of the traffic squad at ae street and Broadway showcases wit in quotes about mispronounced English. The New York Globe notes a pair of examples where pedestrians confuse Cedar street and John street, prompting playful exchanges during his beat.
A traveller hastily descends from the top story to catch a train and asks boots to check room 37 for his umbrella. Boots races up and confirms the umbrella is in the corner where the traveller predicted, avoiding a delay.
A credited remedy claims bilious headaches mainly affect women and provoke vomiting and stomach distress. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are marketed as a speedy alternative that neutralizes excess bile, eases stomach pressure, and relieves neural headache pain.
Galveston fans praise famed detective Hilary K. Adair for a mysterious arrest. Asked to explain the case he declines, joking that criminals are caught in many ways. He recalls his wife’s warning about talking too much and a wily old trap catching the mouse.
The Philadelphia Record notes a longstanding juvenile superstition centered on a round reddish brown stone in the high wall near Girard College. Boys in the area spit on the stone and make a wish, believing it will come true, while ignoring it allegedly brings bad luck. Curious onlookers have observed the practice.
A law student argues deduction claiming ashes prove fires this winter. His father counters urging him to remove the evidence from view, highlighting a humorous domestic scene from the Chronicle.
Rev John Watson known as Ian Maclaren tells Presbyterian ministers in Philadelphia that cranks plague clergy more than other groups. He cites a Scottish mother boasting her son in the British army as an example of overbearing pride and public adulation.
Reproduced above is the portrait of the late C. B. Record founder and head of the Record Foundry and Machine Co of Moncton and Montreal. He built a large stove business domestically shifting Canada away from American-made stoves and established a two plant operation known for Calorific Admiral furnaces and Penn Esther ranges, standards of Canadian excellence.
Large herds of antelope are reported on the western prairies as protection helps their numbers grow. The Worm Exterminator by Mother Graves claims unmatched effectiveness in destroying worms. No other article of its kind has given such satisfaction.
The British House of Commons passes a motion to repeal the Irish Crimes Act. Debate centers on legal reform and potential impacts on governance in Ireland.
Unmistakable evidence from Captain William Smith of Revel Stoke BC claims Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills cured his chronic kidney disease after years of suffering. The ad extols pills cleansing kidneys liver and bowels, easing Bright's disease lumbago backache and rheumatism. One pill dose four boxes 25 cents at Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
Three hundred Salvation Army emigrants departed from Euston station in London bound for Canada. Rider Haggard addressed the group, praising the prospect of a land where effort could lift anyone who works hard. Dr. Anderson visited Wilson Lyle in Brandonga to assess his sanity regarding a murder charge.
Alberta lowers teacher numbers with Premier Rutherford stating at least 200 new pedagogues needed this year. Minard's Liniment is claimed to cure colds and related ailments.
An old advertisement touts Holloway's Corn Cure as a medicine to remove corns and warts for twenty five cents, urging readers to try the small price remedy.
A humorous exchange from Ladies' Home Journal has the bridegroom asking to smoke in the smoking car and the bride asking what to smoke. He replies that he wants to endure absence to heighten the joy of return.
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