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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
10
London reports Viscount Grey of Fallodon who left the foreign office in 1916 is understood to be likely to accept the post as British ambassador to the United States.
Cincinnati authority promotes freezone ether compound as fast acting corn cure. A few drops applied to a tender corn stop soreness, drys the corn, and lifts it out without pain. A quarter ounce costs little and removes hard or soft corn or callus, with widespread appeal as high heels rise in popularity.
The saying notes diverse motives for marriage among women, including affection, desire for security, and rivalry driven by the other woman. It reflects social attitudes toward marriage dynamics and personal aims.
Worm infestation harms child health by causing internal disturbances that retard growth and weaken the system. Miller's Worm Powders expel worms, restore healthful functioning, remove discomforts, and assure satisfactory growth.
Prices of food in Germany have fallen by 50 percent but a ham can cost $125 if one can locate the meat and afford it. The note highlights scarcity despite cheaper overall goods.
Corns cripple the feet and make walking painful, but Holloway's Corn Cure offers relief within reach for readers seeking quicker comfort and easier steps.
Tibetan people use peayur flags suspended on long lines. As they move in the breeze, the flags are said to record prayers for the benefit of those who erect them.
The wireless press Copenhagen correspondent says hopes for a richer period from revived trade with Germany are fading due to Germany's financial strain. Cash payment only is often unavailable, limiting shipments and business. Danish papers express satisfaction over plans to establish a French Chamber of Commerce in Copenhagen.
The Christian Science Monitor notes a peaceful Chinese boycott of Japanese goods gaining momentum. It highlights Japan's reliance on China for about 75 percent of exports and reports Chinese newspapers urging continued restraint while merchants advertise "We sell no Japanese goods."
The port of Montreal handles ocean traffic rivaling New York for the nation and plans to deepen the St Lawrence to thirty five feet. Investment totals 28 million dollars for terminals dredging docks and security as Canada and local enterprise push ahead. The port serves as a railroad terminus and central trade hub for a vast territory and the Dominion government cooperates actively. The New York Sun urges U.S. congress members to take note and act.
The Department of the Naval Service announces the inauguration of a commercial wireless service between Canada and Bermuda. It links the Canadian radio telegraph station at Barrington Passage Nova Scotia with a British government station in Bermuda and is open for public use.
A concise saying notes that proverbs emerge from practical experience. It frames wisdom as derived from everyday life lessons rather than abstract theory.
Mothers can easily know when their children are troubled with worms and they apply the best of remedies using Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator.
The London Evening Standard notes Canadians favor General Sir Julian Byng to succeed the Duke of Devonshire as Governor General of Canada as his term nears its end. Byng, once Commander of the Canadian Corps, earned widespread goodwill among Canadians.
Doctors endorse a new inhalable treatment that delivers soothing germ destroying vapors directly to the lungs via a pocket inhaler. Catarrhozone is promoted as a direct breathable cure for chronic weak throat bronchitis and catarrh with large two month supply priced at one dollar.
A wry note on poverty as a justification for borrowing, suggesting financial need drives lending and repayment realities without moral condemnation. The line underscores social attitudes toward debt and the dignity of those in need.
The saying notes that true friendship proves itself by deeds rather than by words. A real friend shows loyalty and support without needing constant declarations.
Advertisement announces Putnam's Corn Extractor promising to cure corns and warts in one day with no pain. It urges customers to refuse substitutes and offers the bottle at 25 cents through all dealers.
War Saving Stamps are selling well as Canada reports May per capita sales of .054 compared with the United States at .06. With the US starting a year earlier and utilizing war propaganda, Canada still shows a favorable outcome in the thrift drive.
Humorous exchange about lingering in town prompts a quip that Congress must alter the Constitution again before a drink is served. The joke contrasts a home remedy claim with political satire.
London dispatch notes Cape Times reaction to Lord Milner speech in Oxford on dominion independence within the league of nations. The Cape Times argues South Africa’s independence is real and tied to the British Empire, warning calls for unreal independence would hinder development and risk handicaps ahead.
A man believes only one person in the world can whistle without becoming a nuisance. He contends that whistling is generally disruptive and seeks a unique, exemplary whistler to prove the exception. The remark reflects a humorous view on sound and courtesy.
The Shah of Persia with a twenty-strong suite will depart Teheran for Switzerland. Farouz Kahn is named minister of foreign affairs, succeeding Mocaffer El Mulk, who becomes minister at Rome.
A warning urges mothers that summer endangers infant health with diarrhoea cholera infantum dysentery and colic. Prompt aid is vital and Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario are pitched to regulate bowels and soothe the stomach, 25 cents a box.
A sharp maxim frames a clear shift from passivity to proactive pursuit. The line contrasts the fool's acceptance with the wise person's deliberate action to secure outcomes they desire.
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