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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
5
Mde Joseph Beaudoin of Quebec writes that Peruna cured his long standing stomach catarrh and dyspepsia after four bottles. He urges others with stomach catarrh or dyspepsia to try Peruna and avoid indiscretions in diet to restore appetite and digestion.
The future M P Keir Hardie as a boy helped the Glasgow baker by delivering hot rolls each morning. He earned two or three shillings a week for his service, illustrating an early working life stage before his political career.
Summer brings alarming stomach and bowel troubles for young children. Baby's Own Tablets are sold by Dr. Williams Medicine Co. for 5e a box and are recommended by Mrs. Geo. Robb of Aubrey Quebec for safe use at home.
All station agents on the Crow's Nest line ordered to stop sending cars to sawmills due to a general car shortage. This directive affects timber shipping and depot traffic across the region.
Known to thousands Parmelee's Vegetable Pills regulate secretions purify the blood and keep the stomach and bowels free from deleterious matter. Taken according to directions they overcome dyspepsia eradicate biliousness and leave digestive organs healthy and strong to perform their functions.
A lighthouse project is announced for Estevan Point on Vancouver Island’s west coast. The plan outlines construction to enhance navigation and safety for maritime traffic along the coast.
A clergyman aboard a sea voyage asks the purser to lock his money and valuables for the trip. He explains it is not a trust issue with his cabin mate, who also asked to lock his own belongings, insisting the other man did the same.
Fielding will be incorporated as a Phecgon on September 10, according to official notices. The event marks a formal transition for the organization under local regulatory procedures.
A small town elder sister fears a surprise engagement as her younger sister pursues a romance in New York. A telegram hints Solomon six three, prompting a bible search and the line I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine, to confirm the match.
The report lauds New South Wales marble deposits as among the finest in the world, highlighting their quality and prominence in the stone trade.
Lord Rosebery reportedly owns the world’s costliest snuff box collection, mostly solid gold and encrusted with brilliants. One enamel box once belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte, a black studded with diamonds to Pitt, and another inlaid with gold used by Fox. The twenty two boxes are valued at about £35,000.
Advertising claim asserts the worm exterminator offers unmatched effectiveness for children and adults, promising genuine results with purchase.
Commissioner Perry of the R N W is slated to inspect the Peace River rail line, evaluating its condition and potential improvements for regional transit and trade. The visit aims to assess track safety, schedules, and connectivity with nearby towns.
Minard’s Liniment is claimed to cure colds while the Michel mines in British Columbia stay shut for lack of railroad cars. The note mentions transportation shortages affecting operations and a home remedy product touted in the era.
A vintage ad promotes ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT that removes hard or soft lumps blemishes and various horse ailments including blood spavin curbs splints ringbone sweeney and sprains. Save 50 by using one bottle and claim it is the most wonderful blemish cure known.
In Vancouver the National Council of Women discussed the issues of white slavery and child labor, outlining concerns and calling for reforms to protect vulnerable individuals and improve labor conditions.
A jellyfish lacking teeth uses its gelatinous body as a wrapper to seize prey. When hungry, it maneuvers as if a sheet of paper around food, then consumes it, revealing a strange feeding habit.
Cortes invaded Mexico for a second time with eighty musketeers and eighty crossbow men, a concise note on his forces during the campaign.
The first southern cotton mill was built near Lincolnton North Carolina on the south fork of the Catawba River in 1815 and operated by water power. It started with seventy two spindles and the enterprise grew to three thousand spindles by 1819 signaling the rise of major textile factories.
In the fourteenth century armor grew so heavy that many soldiers around thirty suffered deformation or permanent disability from its weight.
The article explains that black cloth fades to green as bichromate of potash in the dye oxidizes upon exposure to air, forming green chromic oxide and altering the fabric color.
The 1812 New York directory lists Peter Cooper as a machinist at 98 Elm Street. Elm Street then denoted a poorer area, reflecting early 19th century urban strata.
The text asserts that Japanese sake or rice wine is among the oldest alcoholic drinks, with use in Japan dating back more than two millennia alongside grape wine.
The 1787 American cents bore the motto Mind your business marking a sharp civic slogan. The phrase appears on early coinage as a pointed moral directive reflecting post‑revolution attitudes.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil gains recognition in Australia, South and Central America, Canada, and the United States with rising yearly consumption. It is available at any store as merchants nationwide stock it, keeping its name before the public.
Dr A F R Wollaston of the British Museum expedition with D Carruthers crossed Africa from Mombasa to the Congo mouth passing south of Lake Albert Edward through the Mfumbiro volcanic region. They met natives unfamiliar with whites and endured waterless, rugged terrain. The party faced hostility in Manguema where a chief threatened violence, but Wollaston defended his camp and the situation eased.
Metal eyes at fasteners should be covered with buttonhole stitching. Do not store needles in funnel lined needlebooks as sulphur in the material rusts needles. Bent whalebone straightens in cold water for a few hours and then is pressed under a heavy weight. When making a skirt, first try on the wrong side then finish on the right.
An Earl of Dudley famed for thinking aloud faces an awkward ride when a guest offers a lift. He dissociates then unknowingly voices his misgivings about dinner. The fellow traveler echoes the tone, sparking a humorous exchange. They commend each other and vow friendship.
The old water poet blames hackney coaches for street noise in London. He argues the rattle by many church doors blocks ears from edifying sermons, dulls faith, renders works barren, and freezes charity, robbing souls of heavenly nourishment.
The King and Queen show affection for their horses by having a favorite’s hooves cut and polished after death. Each hoof bears the horse’s name. the hooves are arranged in a row in a Sandringham harness room with wall displays of the owners.
Advert confirms Wolford’s Sanitary Lotion cures itchy animal and human skin ailments including itch, mange and prairie scratches in about 30 minutes. The claim emphasizes rapid relief and contagious condition treatment.
The provincial government sets aside the Eagle Lake coal seam for settler use, reserving mining rights to support frontier colonization. Officials announce the allocation as a strategic move to back farming communities.
The notice urges precautions against cholera, dysentery, and diarrhoea from water, cooking, and green fruit. It recommends Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial as the best medicine for summer complaints and says a few drops in water stop the symptoms.
A pike pulled from Hart's Lake near Minnedosa weighed 20 pounds and measured 3 feet 7 inches in length.
A Philadelphia Press quip frames a comical scene where Zimmerman asks for what is owed and Burroughs replies with a misquoted line about paying creditors in alpha etiquette. The exchange highlights playful wordplay and social satire.
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