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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
5
A distinguished remedy, Chamber Pain Balm, is promoted as a cure for rheumatic pain which doctors deem incurable. The ad asserts one application relieves pain and many customers report lasting relief, selling through Ledingham and other dealers.
The twenty sixth Annual Convention of the Manitoba Sunday School Association will meet in Portage la Prairie May 30 to June 1 at 2 PM. Delegates from Sunday schools across the field are urged to attend including Rat Portage Estevan Atcola and Portage la Prairie. Notables D R Lorento and Mrs Mary Foster Bryner will speak.
The article discusses open air treatment for tuberculosis, praising high dry climates in the Rocky Mountains and New Mexico camps for sufferers. It also reports on a tuberculosis congress in Atlanta and notes the rise of women clerks in banks, citing examples from England France and the American West.
Women enter bank service as clerks though feared to lose womanliness. Mount Vestivids erupts again. Arizona irrigations aims to cost 1 million dollars. Chicago horse prices surge this spring. C N R plans Port Arthur to Edmonton by October with Elbow to Battleford rail progress.
The Pain Balm by Chamberlain provides fast relief from rheumatism and sciatica pain. The liniment is praised for its rapid effect, with many users noting notable improvement and value beyond its price. Sold by W. Leingham and various dealers.
Notice from Rural Municipality of Shell River that land parcels with overdue taxes and costs will be sold on Thursday May 25 1905 at 2 PM at Parr's Hall Roblin to recover arrears. The warrant dated March 27 1905 directs the levy for nonpayment.
Dated at the Village of Shellmouth on April 11, the Municipality of Shell River announces a notice by William S. Wallace, Secretary-Treasurer, regarding municipal affairs.
The Grand Trunk line issue and Mulock reject rural delivery as too costly in the U S. Canada. The Indian population last year reached 107 978 with a slight decline from 1904. The Indian race is not doomed to extinction, birth exceeds death in most provinces. Rockefeller's donation faces rejection and Philippine elections show bribery. The era of self government is urged for Filipinos. Canadian journals must appeal to intelligence and moral sense, not prejudice.
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