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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 15, 1912

Page

2

The Causeway Era and Montrose Figures in Scotland

A fragmentary field notes the old Royal Mile and Causeway in Holyrood aligned with legends of Mary Queen of Scots and Montrose, plus a 20th century note about Roy J. Meyers paroled to pursue atmospheric electricity patents and return to prison to finish term.

Betnare Ty Bewin Northumbria Holy Food Palace Royal Mile Scotland Mary Rissio Sui Holyrood John Knox Jenny Geddes Dean Hanna Jenny Montrose Bonnie Prince Charley Roy J. Meyers Florence Arizona Hunt Washington Patent Office Phoenix

Fragmented moral musings and comic exchanges in a 19th century collage

A mosaic of quotes and dialogues shows humans joking, worrying, and scheming about war, governance, writing, marriage, labor, and social status. Characters named Mrs Dashaway, Willie, Penley, a manager, and others tease, scold, or ask questions in a rapid, lighthearted street scene. The tone is satirical and domestic, blending moralizing and wit.

CPR Purchase of 12600 Freight Cars and 800 Locomotives

A Canadian Pacific Rail way Company order for 12,600 additional freight cars and 800 locomotives amounts to 19 million dollars. Details note car length 39 feet weight 37,000 pounds and capacity 60,000 pounds. Locomotive length 68 feet weight 178 tons with about 15,000 horsepower. The piece traces scale and reach to Calgary and Montreal, and the vast scope of the project.

Via Canadian Pacific Railway Company CPR C-P-R Calgary Momereal Cagney

Dr Hamilton's Pills Promises Health and Vigor

A Woodstock citizen Samuel Stephens Jr credits Dr Hamilton's Pills with curing chronic biliousness headaches and poor appetite after overwork. He reports rapid recovery in one week, noting improved digestion energy mood and appetite and warns against substitutes from The Catarrhozone Company Kingston Ont.

Samuel & Stephens, Jr Woodstock Mr. Stephens Dr. Hamilton Catarrhozone Company Kingston, Ont

CPR Freight Expansion Aims At Global Transport Scale

Analysis of CPR's purchase plans shows capacity for half a million tons in new cars and 450000 hp across 300 locomotives. The projected 250 train crews, 21260 workers, and 1300 trains would span eight weeks from start to finish, wrapping around the globe and across North America, carrying 2700000 tons on a single trip. Milwaukee era Chicago note.

Canada C.P.R Globe Equator North America Halifax Vancouver

Never To Touch Me Old Man at a Marsh Shootout

A speaker recalls meeting an old man near a livery stable before a marsh shootout. A question about Indiana appears to unsettle the man who assumes danger from Indians past. The narrator notes no current threat but cites memories of Fort Piilece and Little Saskatchewan river.

Indiana Fort Rilice Little Saskatchewan River

Putnam Painless Corn and Wart Extractor Ad Pitch

An ad touts Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor promising relief within hours and a 26 cent bottle, claiming quick healing and kernel dissolution. The copy shifts to a wild war anecdote with exaggerated Confederate or frontier warfare imagery and a hunter’s tale of shooting Indians and smoking a pipe.

Catarrhozone Promises Quick Cure for Catarrh and Cold

A vintage ad touts Catarrhozone as the sure cure for catarrh and winter colds. It claims healing vapor reaches the respiratory tract, aided by pure balsams, with a testimonial from Miss Nora E. Jemieson of Sangre Grande. Sizes priced at $1.00, 50c, and 2c, urging readers to buy only Catarrhozone from the Buffalo Kingston company and beware of imitations.

Nora E. Jemieson Sangre Grande Mirror Smith Bros Catarrhosone Company Buffalo, N.Y Kingston

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