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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
5
Unnecessary expense is avoided by using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at the first sign of colic or diarrhoea. A dose may relieve the patient before a physician arrives, with a proven record of success in severe cases. Sold by W Ledingham and dealers everywhere.
The notes outline strict adherence to the Game Protection Act for warders enforcing game laws this season especially for prairie cickers moose and elk. It sets permit return deadlines and penalties for failure to return permits and limits on hunting various birds and waterfowl with dates and yearly caps.
The text presents a cryptic note on Francel and his readers with hints of a dirge about crink. It mentions mucus changing role and references a prolific brain producing creations for readers in a poetic or altered prose style.
A speaker argues that alcohol causes ruin and death among talented men and that eradicating drink would lift humanity from sorrow. He claims no counterexample of a man freed from drink who is utterly ruined by misfortune and laments the enduring harm of beverage in society.
Educational statistician General W T Haines of Maine notes a dramatic gap between educated and uneducated youths. A common school education multiplies a boy’s chances for distinction twenty three times, while college education greatly boosts high schoolers’ prospects and amplifies the odds significantly for the untrained. The argument urges Western youths to pursue schooling to enhance abilities and usefulness.
Regina Standard analyzes the purchase of the Prince Albert branch by the Canadian Northern Railway and its implications. H. W. Laird, a Regina miner with railway insight, weighs in on western views of the deal and its meaning for the Hill system.
A fragmented report suggests Mackenzie and Mann acquired a line with help from a large corporation and hints at Hill interests behind Canadian Northern coal. Railway men speculate Jun Hil may back Mackenzie and Nana, potentially signaling a Canadian Northern merger pending broader control of the western system.
A chaotic House scene featured a speaker describing a faked process to prove the dangers of alcohol. The speaker claimed a thief mixed pure alcohol with bitter extracts to imitate ten year old whiskey and warned it would burn like hell if ingested.
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