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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
7
An ad touts Catarrhozone as a superior cure for colds and catarrh. It highlights inhalation therapy that soothes throat and bronchial passages without upsetting digestion. Available in large and small sizes from stores or The Catarrhozone Co. Kingston Canada.
Morning reveals Marie by a motionless charge as Dr. Richardson learns the wounded de Rochefort twin remains unnamed. The doctor notes the beauty of the unconscious girl, while the Mrs. Johnson aide struggles to identify which sister lies before them in Castleming's tight social circle.
P. R. eastern division official W H Snell reports travel to Canada thrives this year as war and travel costs push Canadians to holiday at home. Increased wages enable families to visit relatives, boosting railways and domestic tourism while Europe stays largely off limits.
The principal witness recalls the death as sudden after a fall. The coroner notes the woman fell senseless and never spoke again, with a somber remark on her fate.
Saskatchewan Grain Growers contributed over $250 900 to wartime relief efforts, including a trainload of flour, aiding patriotic causes and support for troops and civilians during the war.
The Admiralty salvage department reports 407 British waters ships sunk by Germans from 1915 to May 1918 have been salvaged. Through December 1917, 260 ships recovered. in 1918, 147 salvaged to end of May due to improved methods. Hazards include poisonous gas from rotting cargoes and torpedoed salvage vessels. Feats include raising a large collier in twelve fathoms with a 3,500 ton dead lift.
The Regina Leader notes a three month world supply of hair pins and fears changes to daily life and fashion. It jokes men may wonder what women will do without them, while suggesting new hair styles and possible replacements. The piece also warns about utility uses of hairpins beyond styling.
In a Buffalo Express feature the artist shows astonishing talent as a father with no formal lessons creates drawings. The art editor remarks that seeing is believing while praising the young prodigy’s work and natural skill.
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