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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
6
An old warning outlines dangers of dosing children with certain medicines and notes a claimed safe product Baby's Own Tablets. It cites alleged government analyst approval and anecdotal maternal endorsements, and promotes purchase by mail or from local dealers.
A Welshman recalls nearly fatal childhood danger with a colt in a farm stable while a steeple-jack relates surviving a chimney fire and blast of heat after grabbing a rescue rope. A famed traveler recounts walking a rail line gully in Algeria and clinging between sleepers as a train roared overhead.
In a Chicago Tribune quote the phrase hints that “Old Hanks” will engage in loan shark activities with prey as an implied motive, underscoring a lurid glimpse of criminal intent.
An advertisement touts Bickle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup as a universal cure for colds. It asserts the remedy prevents and treats coughs catarrh and lung inflammation and guarantees cure regardless of cold severity.
Catholic Standard and Times quotes the modern observer noting a proposed revision of the axiom In aqua sanitas to read In boiled aqua sanitas. The plain citizen asks for clarity as the discussion unfolds.
A reader from Ridgetown Ontario praises Psy chine as the greatest medicine and tonic that revived him in three months. The testimonial cites throat lung and stomach relief and urges sharing with sick friends. Available at druggists 50 cents to 1 dollar from Dr T A Slocum Toronto. Burmie rice acreage in British India totals about 7.3 million acres, under one tenth of the region’s total rice area.
An old aid touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee. The ad notes Druggists refund if it fails and shows Ke W Grove’s signature on each box. Also includes a brief social quip about mind readers and a joke exchange.
A Highland soldier dying in hospital asks to hear bagpipes again. A regimental piper plays, the patient smiles and wakes improved, but the other thirteen inmates have died, per the doctor.
Two girls discuss Clara and Charlie Blank and his frequent visits. One cites his unattractive looks and manners while the other notes his “handsome means” despite faults, as they exchange flirtatious commentary in a light, moralizing tone.
Mr F. Astridge of St Paul Street St Catharines Ontario testifies after five years of severe protruding piles that Zam-Buk salve relieved pain and reduced the condition after three boxes. He praises Zam-Buk for cures of skin and rheumatic ailments and recommends it to others at 50 cents or from Zam-Buk Co Toronto.
A humorous exchange between a canned goods drummer and a grocer portrays the Swelltons as maintaining an imposing, well-run establishment and the grocer admitting he is among those they impose on.
An 19th century claim states Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills reduce eye inflammation and improve nerve and blood activity, with letters of recommendation from users who found a cure. A brief anecdote follows about a nurse, a baby, and a child’s remark during a lullaby, cited from Lippincott’s.
A brief item notes a humorous exchange aboard a train station scene. The husband arrives with his wife at Azcarraga station as the train departs and scolds her for dressing slowly while she blames him for the delay. The Philippine gossip snippet adds color to the vignette.
Advert claims cure for bronchitis facial neuralgia and rheumatic conditions. Testimonials from J M Campbell William Daniels and Geo Tingley cite cures in Bay of Islands Springhill Albert Co. and New Brunswick.
A light quip from the Cleveland Leader compares a metrical romance to a monthly gas bill, highlighting a playful jab at literary terms in a humorous exchange. The brief remark reflects the paper's witty tone.
Comic Cuts text notes Wolford's Sanitary Lotion promising a cure for itch on humans and animals within 30 minutes. A salesman and a joke about a talking machine are included, though no verifiable claims or endorsements are provided.
The advertisement asserts Pazo Ointment cures itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or a full refund. It emphasizes guaranteed relief and money-back assurance.
Wood ashes help trees resist borers and encourage vigorous growth and sounder fruit. A humorous aside asks if the automobile will replace the horse, noting it would do so if it ever impacts him.
The article warns buyers to be cautious about false hair amid high demand. It cautions against unsanitary wigs, advises purchasing from trusted suppliers, and suggests consulting a skilled hairdresser to ensure correct placement and flattering styling.
The article lists practical habits for women to save on professional grooming costs. It recommends pushing back cuticles after washing to reduce manicure visits, lightly polishing ears after bathing to avoid overshine, and shaping bushy eyebrows between dampened fingers for a refined look. Consuelo, duchess of Marlborough, is cited as having famously cultivated eyebrows.
Daily scalp massage loosens roots to improve nourishment from blood flow. Proper digestion aids complexion and eye clarity. For narrow faces a low pompadour with puffed sides and wide hats complements the look.
A brocaded cushion in a girl’s boudoir hides a secret pocket when opened from the wrong side. Inside are scissors needles silk skeins and a thimble. The underlayer keeps sharp tools concealed so a lazy visitor would not shriek in surprise.
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