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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 27, 1916

Page

2

Doctor proposes marriage to Myra to ease her burdens

Vanner urges Myra to marry him and bear their shared burden to keep Mrs. Drake’s home, while Myra remains engaged to John Lowndes. He argues Lowndes may never recover memory, and proposes they live together, hide the truth, and let love grow. Myra resists, insisting she loves Lowndes.

Vanner Pease Myra Lowndes Granny Hannah John Lowndes John

Realistic Safety First Film Shown at Windsor Station

A moving picture promoting Safety First was shown in a fitted car before Vice President Bury and PR officials. Produced by Marcus A. Dew, it follows Jack Foster whose carelessness endangers his home. Jim Stevens convinces him with graphic scenes of injuries and fatalities to urge safe practices. The film will be distributed to Canadian railroad points via the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Windsor Station Bury P.R Marcus A. Dew New York Central Lines Jack Foster Jim Stevens Canada Bary Canadian Pacific Railway

Care of Dairy Cattle and Milk Fat Content

The article argues dairy cows need warmth and stable housing to avoid energy loss to heat, notes feeding more heat energy reduces milk output, and asserts milk fat percentage is inherent to the cow and not reliably altered by feed. It cites Jersey and Guernsey genetic differences and variable results even among similar cows.

Jerseys Guernserys Jersey

German bluster over imperial spoils after Smuts

The British tone reflects triumph in the aftermath of German colonial losses in South West Africa and East Africa. It predicts German attempts to recoup colonies in exchange for Belgium, while noting Allied powers and Belgium would respond. Sea power is cited as decisive and London Daily Mail comments on the prevailing mood.

General Smuts South-West Africa London Daily Mail

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