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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 20, 1914

Page

8

James' Work and High Fashion Items From Sudbury District

A jagged list of names links to garments and textiles including Mrs Astbury Sudbury and Davidson pieces such as ladies blouses children's dress and aprons. Local notices mention Roblin nurse death and marriage at Dauphin. Also medical gold test summaries appear alongside essays on lucidity in writing.

Tomas Teulon Wise James Astbury Sudbury Smith Astbury Davidson Adbmy Barry Patterson Moore McFadyen Pittaway Davidson Atters Stewart Hooper Stobbs

Jermans Protests Spark U S Coal Shipments Debate

In the United States, Germans protest coal shipments to Canada while ships traverse oceans through the Panama Canal in about nine hours. Saskatchewan reports hail damage this year at half of last year as wheat prices fall ahead of Manitoba farmers marketing and flour prices rise.

Jermans United States Canada Oceans Atlantic Pacific Pamwama Canal Manitoba

$600 Buys The Old Mill Site In Russell

Excellent trackage facilities with 85 feet frontage and 126 feet on the only street entering Russell from the north and west. Ideal site for elevator or warehouse to store grain at high prices. Apply to J. S. Ross.

Russell J. S. Ross

Duke of Connaught Praises Valcartier Camp Arrangements

The Duke of Connaught expressed high pleasure with arrangements at the Valcartier camp where troop trains will begin running by the middle of next week.

Duke of

Something Explained Church What do you think

A brief in the Yonkers Statesman questions where workers pay goes as the Gotham edition notes women in the United States spend about 90 percent of ten billion dollars yearly on food clothing and shelter highlighting domestic expenditure.

Church United States Gotham Yonkers Statesman

Not Quite. Letters and Sleepy Thought in Times-Democrat

A quippy line from the New Orleans Times-Democrat features a modern lover who says he sleeps with letters under his pillow and mutters that sleeping over the letters is the same as sleeping with them. The remark reflects a playful, intimate tone.

New Orleans Times-Democrat

Once Was Enough Joke in Yonkers Statesmen

A brief humor exchange between Mrs. Church and Mrs. Gotham is cited from the Yonkers Statesmen as a lighthearted quip. Mrs. Gotham recalls only one dish washing incident, joking that it left them with no dishes the next day.

Yonkers Statesmen

Stone Age Love Letters and Clever Rejection

A Baltimore Sun quip ponders the fate of a rejected suitor in the stone age. It jokes that a sensible man might build a house from the letters and place another woman inside, mixing humor with prehistoric romance.

Baltimore Sun

Right In Hie Line Judge Seeks Business From Drunk Suspect

A Boston Transcript item recalls a courtroom exchange where a judge asks a man arrested for drunkenness about his business. The prisoner replies with a quip about being a proofreader. The judge responds by threatening to send him to the house of correction.

House of Correction Boston Transcript

Quote hints at fate after death in Manchester Union

In a brief quote from the Manchester Union the speaker wonders what would occur if they died suddenly while another comments on wearing a black silk dress. The exchange suggests personal concern and a focus on attire for a grave moment.

Manchester Union

Man Without Ambition Quoted By Carxton Fragment

A truncated quote attributed to Carxton describes a person as a broken bank all building and overa. The fragment hints at lack of drive and purpose, using metaphorical language to critique ambition.

Carxton

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