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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
15
The advertisement touts Dr Chase's Nerve Food as a blood building remedy to curb weakness, fatigue, and nervous symptoms. It cites testimonials from Ontario customers and claims enhanced appetite, stronger nerves, and improved vitality, with pricing and sale details included.
A page of diverse clippings features a book agent practicing his sales pitch for Trollope in a public setting, a wry anecdote about forgotten fame from Charles Schwab, a farmer’s joke about a swelled udder, and news that the Italian navy seeks credit to build four new battleships described as Dreadnoughts.
A warning advertisement urges quick action against cholera and summer complaints and promotes Dr. Kellogg’s Dysentery Cordial for rapid relief and a sure cure. It cautions against legal delays in obtaining proper medicine.
Since the foundation of the German empire the population has increased by 20 100 000. The birthrate is currently 6 per 1000 higher in Germany than in England.
Mother Graves provides a worm extermination remedy claimed to reduce distress and sickness in children. The advertisement urges readers to try the product to be convinced of its efficacy.
A brief cut line cites a quip about knowledge of halves of the world and a joking admission of hiding a wife to keep informed, attributed to the Houston Post.
A mare suffered bruises and cuts from a wire fence. After trying various medicines, Minard’s stronger ointment was recommended. Within three weeks the wounds healed and hair grew back dark, not white, a common horse wound outcome.
A London tale tells how Queen Victoria sent a basket of lilies and violets to Violet Victoria Weldon, a bedridden child, after a blessing at a Camberwell church and a letter of sympathy from the Princess Victoria. The Weldons gave the flowers as keepsakes to friends.
A pill that acts on the stomach while certain ingredients preserve power to affect the intestinal canals. It clears the excreta and is not harmful. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are described as a laxative and alterative in one, product of expert study and scientific preparation.
A fragment quotes Meggendorfer Blaetter noting Arthur’s three hour wait and a: claim to go to the end of the world for a companion. The exchange implies a humorous or teasing situation about promises and travel.
Warning about catarrh treatments containing mercury and urging use of Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Internal remedy with testimonials offered, price 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A young man asks about promotion in a big business. The reply says the firm employs two hundred men and his job is near the bottom, implying good chances for advancement. The dialogue conveys ambition within a sizable workforce.
Stella asks about a summer resort while Bella depicts a miniature hamlet with Romeo Iell out, in a brief New York Sun style dialogue. The exchange blends curiosity about leisure with a literary hint of tragedy.
Advertises English Spavin Liniment as removing hard or soft lumps blemishes and various horse ailments including spavin curb ringbone and swelling. Claims savings of $50 per bottle and warrants it the most wonderful blemish cure known.
A Far East correspondent asks a New York firm for a modern dictionary of American language. He cites phrases like do not let Messrs hand you a lemon and pitch one for fair ment over the plate, noting such slang is unintelligible to foreign readers and hinders business correspondence.
Nairobi, a rapidly grown European settlement on the Masai plateau, is named capital of the British East Africa Protectorate. Sir George Whitehouse chose the plain site for rail and housing needs, with 4,852 residents by December including 162 Europeans. The town, nicknamed Tin City or Zine City, features iron and ivonine structures and rapid development ahead of Mombasa.
A Johannesburg woman asks publisher about whether Christian Lys is real or pen name. Brebner replies the name is family lore and notes his ancestors came from Aberdeen. Readers discover her husband’s ancestor also traced to Aberdeen and the Brebner surname.
A Pittsburg Post exchange critiques popular fiction about parental objections to a daughter's chosen partner. The dialogue notes that the father often objects but remains discreet, contrasting perceptions of real life and fiction.
Read as a brief note about personal breakup and resolution. Jack and Molly had a quarrel over who loved the other most, but they have made up and reconciled their friendship.
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