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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
15
A testimonial from Mrs. A Parnum of Ingersoll Ontario praises Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine for curing a hus band's severe chest cough in two days. The note explains ingredients and claims it treats bronchitis asthma whooping cough and sore throat with a 25 cent bottle sold widely.
A judge quotes a mayor asserting an ordinance bars a saloon within 300 feet of a church and granting three days to relocate the church, highlighting tension between law enforcement and religious premises.
Ottawa launches the McCourt benefit fund to support a relief effort as Minard's Liniment is credited with curing distemper. Fund organizers seek donations from the community to assist affected families.
A famous rifle range hosted a team match with pairs on the line. The top home shooter held aim so long bets arose on whether he slept. He then lifted the barrel from the stock and asked his opponent in a quiet tone whether he had fired or not.
Residents of Christiania and surrounding areas woke to black snow after a night of unusual precipitation. Reports from Mandal Norway note a south wind during Sunday snowfall and scientists speculate volcanic eruptions from Vesuvius or other craters as a cause. Earlier, in March last year, red snow appeared in Carinthia Austria and green and yellow snow have also been recorded.
Four Brussels banks collapse leaving a panic in the Belgian bourse as investors fear wider financial instability. Authorities vow to stabilize the market and assess contagion risks after the bank failures.
Alabastine Co. of Paris Ontario publishes a deluxe home decoration booklet with colored room interiors and practical tips. The book costs ten cents to mail a copy, a nominal charge intended to deter casual requests.
Kidder reports a techs remark that the best illustrated paper he has seen in a long time was handed to him today, and questions what it was. Kidder answers with a $50 note in relation to the Ledger in Philadelphia.
A Chicago News critique calls a branch line in Central Kansas a rough route that rattles passengers. The piece mocks a conductor’s style and notes the train’s uncomfortable seating arrangement amid the bumpy ride.
On the cattle ranges of the West where doctors are scarce Dr Thomas Electric Oil stands on hand for human illnesses and as a superior horse and cattle medicine. A rancher will find matters greatly simplified by using this Oil.
Somerville Journal notes Sho stayed three days at a teckne hotel as part of a brief social profile.
The H M S Cossack was launched at Birkenhead built to ocean-going torpedo boat destroyer standards. It is designed for speed and will reach about thirty three knots.
A bomb in the Bora quarter of Constantinople left two men dead and four others wounded. Police and authorities investigated the blast, with officials promising a full inquiry into the attack.
Co alt contributed 1150 in liquor law violation fines in three days recently to the provincial treasury. Damascus' is the first city in the Turkish empire to adopt electrical lighting and street cars.
Reports describe serious disorders in Sebzewar that have escalated to the need for Russian military involvement. Officials warn of potential security risks and call for coordinated action to restore order and protect civilians.
A health warning promotes Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a remedy for pale sickly children, claiming worms are a major cause of their suffering and should be expelled from the body.
In a witty exchange reprinted from the Baltimore American a suitor asks for the daughter’s hand. The father replies with a joke about the hand always being in his pocket, signaling playful consent.
A brief Chicago Journal exchange shows Tired Ted admitting fifteen years as a solicitor and Mrs Handout reacting that he solicited cake and pie. The lighthearted dialogue centers on a humorous misunderstanding between two neighbors or acquaintances.
The portrait commemorates C. B. Record founder and head of the Record Foundry and Machine Co of Moncton and Montreal. He shifted to stove manufacture amid American competition, building a growing, enduring enterprise. Retiring in 1879, his firm became a major stove supplier across Canada with Moncton and Montreal plants and famed Calorific and Admiral furnaces and Penn Esther ranges.
A brief column notes a quip about leaving riches behind and a cheeky aside about getting rich quickly. The fragment cites Philip Donnelly and references legacy and earthbound limits on wealth.
A reader endorses Minard's Liniment claiming a badly jammed foot healed overnight after bathing with the product. The letter is signed by T. G. McMillen and urges others to try the liniment.
A new Sunday school paper titled Ontario Sunday School Leader will publish in Toronto. The venture aims to provide devotional material and church resources for congregations across Ontario.
A Washington Herald quip shows Mr Nuritch criticizing a request to order a basket of champagne, quipping that champagne is sold in bottles. The exchange highlights a dispute over social expectations and connoisseurship.
An advertisement claims eruptions and blotches are caused by impure blood from unhealthy liver and kidney action. It asserts Parmelees Vegetable Pills cleanse the blood and restore organ health, leading to clear skin without leaving a trace.
A fragment from Meggen dorfer Blaetter presents two elderly speakers, one a spinster and the other a married friend, both reflecting that choosing marriage was a mistake. The lines express rueful judgment on life choices and relationships.
The Berliner Illuminated Zeitung quotes a doctor saying it never happens to his patients. The remark accompanies a discussion on the eerie possibility of people being buried alive.
The young ladies of Hull Quebec reportedly petition the town council to levy a tax on bachelors as a progressive local measure.
Moscow reports lawyer Alexandroff has been arrested in connection with the murder of Dr. Jolios editor of the Russki Viedo mos. The case centers on the death of the editor at a major Moscow publication.
A table in Ryland's library Manchester once used by Queen Elizabeth is noted for its historical link to Hawarden church where the late Mr. Gladstone read lessons. The item ties royal and parliamentary figures to local heritage.
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