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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
7
A promotional letter extols Dr Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as a potent cough and cold remedy. It describes its ingredients, claimed benefits for bronchitis and sore throat, and notes a Toronto distributor. Also includes a separate tidbit about Milwaukee’s “unkissed” man and assorted jokes.
A judge quotes a law stating no saloon may be within 300 feet of a church and orders relocation of the church within three days. The mayor asserts enforcement and responsibility for maintaining order.
The McCourt benefit fund has been launched in Ottawa to support a local cause. Details on events and contributions are highlighted as the campaign begins.
In a famed rifle range team match the home team’s best shooter, long at the stock, finally raised his head and asked his opponent if he had fired or if the other had. Bets buzzed as the pair fired side by side, each man representing his team.
In Christiania and surrounding areas residents found black snow after a night fall, with a south wind blowing from Mandal Norway. Theories blamed volcanic eruptions. Earlier reports noted red snow in Carinthia Austria and mentions of green and yellow snow. Four Brussels banks collapsed triggering market panic.
An illustrated Canadian home décor booklet from the Alabastine Co. Ltd of Paris Ontario is offered for ten cents. The deluxe edition features color room interiors and practical tips on wall decoration and furnishing. A copy by mail is available for ten cents.
The late C. B. Record, founder and first head of the Record Foundry and Machine Co., built a large stove business in Moncton and Montreal. By 1879 he had retired, yet the company grew to become a major North American plant with Calorific and Admiral furnaces and Penn Esther ranges, known from Halifax to Vancouver.
The Philadelphia Ledger reports Alexandroff, a Moscow lawyer, has been arrested in connection with the murder of Dr Jolios, editor of Russki Viedo mon. In Manchester Ryland's library a table once used by Queen Elizabeth sits as a historic relic.
A reader touts Minard’s Liniment as the best for a badly jammed foot noting quick improvement after use. A separate note announces a new Toronto publication, the Ontario Sunday School Leader.
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