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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
3
Inter allied commission weighs memorial plan and a neutral Belgian sector to host an international city named Geopolis as permanent League of Nations seat. A separate ad promotes Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator claiming to keep children healthy by eradicating worms.
In the House of Lords the bill to make it an offense to operate on horses dogs cats and bovines without anaesthetics was read a second time and referred to a select committee.
A prosperous year is marked by a surge in mortgage lending as lenders report higher volumes and more homeowners secure financing. Analysts note increased activity across banks, with regional institutions posting strong results and consumer demand remaining high.
New Zealand expresses gratitude for American hospitality to visiting New Zealand troops and the wartime camaraderie. Lieutenant Morton, back from a US lecturing tour, voices the enhanced ties. Wellington City Council also sent a vote of appreciation to Panama and Colon officials for canal treatment of New Zealand soldiers. Australia likewise cables thanks to the canal administration.
Sydney reports that repatriated American soldiers form a veterans society and have approached the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia for affiliation. The inter empire soldiers' association is likely to be formed before allied veterans groups in Australia.
A quarter pint lemon lotion made from two fresh lemons and three ounces of orchard white promises to whiten and soften skin. Strain juice to remove pulp and store. massage daily on face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles sallowness tan and roughness.
A dramatic line exchange hints at a troubled marriage as one partner declares concern over his wife’s mental state while the other responds that it is a consequence of long emotional strain. The dialogue reflects deep personal conflict and strain within a domestic relationship.
Ad promotes Black Watch chewing tobacco as the best black plug product on the market. It highlights strong flavor and lasting use for smokers and chewers seeking a durable tobacco option.
F C Elford urges Canada to expand poultry nationwide claiming 100 million hens on 1 million farms and 10 million more in towns could yield 1.1 billion dozen eggs yearly valuing at 660 million dollars. He compares U S poultry wealth to world gold output in 1900 and notes poultry revenue surpassed crop totals.
F. C. Middleton acting secretary of the Social Service Council predicts Winnipeg will host SG Community clubs in the coming years as the community movement gains momentum citywide and a recent tie up signals a need for united citizenship.
Summer complaints begin with illness in hot weather and early use of Baby's Own Tablets is urged to prevent or relieve children’s distress. The ad claims government safety approval and promotes 25 cent boxes from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario via dealers or mail.
In a humorous exchange a customer complains that waiters won’t take orders. The hotel manager explains the staff shortage as waiters now only receive requests rather than taking orders.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co confirms one hundred dollar claim for Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The notice states the remedy is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Product offered by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio with 75 cent price and free pistmantels.
Westminster debate on the Channel tunnel report ends with agreement that private enterprise should not handle the project and that Britain and France execute it jointly. A deputation will seek Prime Minister's support as proof of bond and alliance.
A brief quote discusses youth and belief with a wry tone. It contrasts a nineteen year old’s sense of wisdom against a broader view, reflecting common attitudes of young men toward knowledge and maturity.
Police describe a domestic dispute between a man and his wife with tense words framed as a quarrel. The prisoner retorts he had judgments but no chance to deploy them.
An advertisement touts Catarrh ozone inhaler as a guaranteed cure for catarrh bronchitis. It claims immediate relief by delivering a germ destroying vapor to breathing organs and promises sore nostrils and weak throat will improve. The two month treatment is sold by Catarrhozone Co. at dealers nearby.
The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture will supply breeding stock at first cost to encourage mixed farming. Regina holds 24 pure bred bulls including Short horns Herefords Polled Herefords and Aberdeen Angus. Orders will bring more sires including Ayrshire and Holstein for dairy farmers. Last year 125 were sold. this year 150 to 175 expected.
Minard's Liniment is claimed to cure distemper in a brief note. A jocular exchange follows about a collector’s job and debts, with Jagg questioning why someone gave up the position. Wagg defends himself by saying he owed money to many men he was sent to collect.
A girl refuses a young man's marriage proposal and he views the rejection as a fortunate escape. The incident reflects social norms and personal reactions to romantic rebuffs.
Advert describes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for persistent sores, claiming it stops sloughing draws out pus and prepares new skin. It cites user endorsements as proof of effectiveness beyond other oils.
A brief dialogue imagines a public sphere where a woman's voice remains uplifting and a man replies that it would always be uplifted. The exchange hints at themes of public discourse and gender dynamics.
Isaac E. Mann of Metapedia Quebec testifies that fourteen years earlier his left wrist was nearly severed and left useless for nine months. After trying liniments and doctors, Minard's Liniment cured him after one bottle and remains trusted in his family.
The New York Tribune notes 1914 standings with Britain first and the United States last in willingness to fund air power. Armistice figures show Britain 295,000 officers and men, US 185,852, with unknown counts for others. For 1919 20 Britain budgets 15,000,000 for civil aviation and 315,000,000 for military and naval air, totaling 330,000,000, signaling ongoing priority.
The German government allocates 500 million marks to reduce prices for clothing boots and other essentials.
The candidate faces a setback as momentum from the early boom does not guarantee securing the nomination. Analysts caution that party dynamics and voter sentiment may shift before the final ballot.
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