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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 09, 1900

Page

2

Christ the Great Surgeon in Healing World Wounds

A sermon-like tribute to Jesus as the supreme healer, tracing the history of surgery from ancient priests to modern physicians, and praising Christ for curing blindness, deafness, lameness, and other ailments without price. It extols faith as the ultimate anesthetic and envisions a future with no illness or war.

Washington Talmage Europe Archagathus Ahaziah Ekron Aesculapius Pergamos Epidaurus Podelirius Damacedes Darius Hippocrates Praxagoras Herophilus Erasistratus Celsus Heliodorus Alexander of Trailes Rhazas Roux Larray France Astley Cooper An Abernethy Great Britain Valentine Mott Willard Parker Samuel D. Gross America Job Hezekiah Shunem Asa Nebuchadnezzar Jericho Christ Peter Malchus Lake Galilee Galilee Jerusalem Lake Tiberias

The Surgeon Of All The Centuries Is Honored

Crowds gather in admiration and thanksgiving around a surgeon praised as the oculist and aurist who saved lives and families. The speaker declares no earthly pay was taken and calls for heavenly worship and universal crowns for the savior.

Elysian Fields Earth

Glasgow servant girl’s clever reply to cold toothache

A Glasgow servant girl wrapped her head in a shawl after a park visit. Her mistress asked about her ailment and learned she suffered a toothache from the cold. The mistress urged walking, but the girl answered you canna court right walking you must sit down.

Glasgow London

The Czar’s Suite Composition Listed

The Czar of Russia’s suite totals 173 people including 74 generals and 76 extra aides-de-camp. The group includes 1% imperial family, 17 imperial birth princes, 17 counts, 9 barons, and 111 other noblemen.

Russia Nembergs

Maud Muller Again in a Rural Farce

J. E. Kiser retells Maud Muller as a humorous pantomime from Chiccaro Times Herald. Maud watches the judge in an automobile stunt while she toils hay. The judge crashes after his sulky ride, leaving Maud to ponder what might have been.

Maud J. E. Kiser Chiccaro Times- Herald

Something to Remember George and the waiter exchange

A brief dialogue scene features a Stingy Old Boy and George discussing memory and a waiter. The exchange hints at social norms and propriety in a small moment of everyday interaction.

George

The Freight Business Delivers and Delays in Railroads

A Lewiston Journal piece explains how railroads manage vast freight, tracing how cars stay linked to the home office, receive repairs, and are redirected to keep shipments on track. It notes delays, runaway cars, and the constant pressure to move every package, including a piano stuck in transit.

Poughkeepsie Portland Lewiston Journal

A Wild Steeplechase at the Dinner Party

Eliot Gregory in The Atlantic contrasts upper ten dining with a German and Italian approach to meals. An American dinner party becomes a breathless sprint from oysters to coffee as guests hurry to leave, smoke, and ride to carriages, prompting questions why dining out remains popular.

Eliot Gregory

Osman Pasha Wins Cigarettes After Sentenced Game

During a night at Plevna, Osman Pasha finds three guards playing cards with cigarettes. A Russian shell kills one player, and Turkish custom grants the fallen man’s comrade the right to continue the game. Osman, muffled and hidden, takes the hand and wins, then awards the three cigarettes to the sentry as the deceased’s share.

Osman Pasha Plevna Osman

Fattening the Ortolan Delicacy and Method Described

An article details the production of the ortolan, describing confinement with millet and corn, darkness to fatten the bird, and a final act where the bird is gently handled and its beak dipped in champagne to die swiftly and painlessly.

Politician Answers Proffered Office In Brief Exchange

A brief Indianapolis Journal item recalls a politician’s quick reaction when offered an office. The exchange emphasizes immediacy and political eagerness, framing the moment as a decisive, unhesitating grab for public role.

Indianapolis Journal

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