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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
3
Restoration ads promise Catarrhozone relief for colds and chest catarrh. The narrative follows nursing maid Marie and guardian Mr. Wakeman as a fire and twin sisters’ identity create tension about which girl survived and who died.
A doctor and Marie grapple with a fire disaster involving two sisters Olivia and Viola. The surviving girl cannot identify herself or her sister, and the family fears death or long coma. The doctor vows to save the girl and searches for clues in clothing as a hint to identity.
Following success of the call feeding event at the Edmonton Spring Show a similar boys and girls competition for swine will be held at the summer exhibition. A total of 300 will be distributed among twelve prizes. Entrants must be Canadian residents aged 9 to 17. Additional prizes totaling 400 will be awarded for animal care and feeding across light and heavy horses, open to youths of the stated ages.
The article urges women on farms to expand duties such as cooking, dairy work, and operating farm machinery to aid wartime food supply. It highlights butter and cheese production, jam making with reduced sugar, and wild berry gathering. It also notes guidance from the Canada food board on bread making and substitutes.
A Petrograd scene described by Madeleine Z Doty shows a woman falsely accusing a boy of theft, a crowd beating the child, and later killing the woman and tossing her corpse into a canal. The account reflects brutal mob justice under Bolshevik control.
The editorial argues high U S land prices and population pressure push farmers to cheaper Northern Alberta lands. It notes Canadian Prairie gains, double profits from land sales and new settlers, and extols dairying and cattle farming in Alberta as corn belt substitutes. It compares crops and yields, asserting Alberta offers similar money-making potential with less labor.
A 150 man Jewish Palestine legion company has left New York for Nova Scotia to complete training before joining the four contingents now fighting with the British in Palestine. Recruits will join from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
New Zealand has 4391 registered apiaries representing over 50000 bee colonies. Local agricultural agencies note the strong beekeeping sector and growing apiculture activity nationwide.
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