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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
15
Sylvester asks how Charlie made Miss Brown feel special by sending nineteen roses for her twenty seventh birthday, claiming it as a bold romantic gesture. The exchange hints at tactics of charm and impression in relationships.
A testimonial from Mrs Jno V Tanton of Watford Ontario describes a two year old daughter’s severe dysentery with frequent bloody stools and relief after using Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. The ad urges readers to obtain only "Dr Fowler's" from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto with a 35¢ bottle price.
Short, aphoristic remark advising a man unable to bear prosperity to sit down and enjoy what he has. The line emphasizes restraint in the face of wealth or success.
A humorous exchange about feet in a classroom. The teacher claims objects have two or four feet, while Tommy answers with a yard and a three legged stool as examples. The dialogue centers on a playful misdirection about measurement and feet.
The article cites a Daily Mail remark condemning the War Lord and his policy in Belgium and northern France. It notes the claim he wrote of burning and slaughtering and challenges the doctrine that sovereigns are inviolate, calling it obsolete since Stuart times.
Excretory organs fail to function and bowels clog leading to danger. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills offer a speedy cure and immediate relief once treatment starts. The ad advises obtaining a packet and beginning a course of treatment right away.
London reports the British Labor triple alliance plan for a referendum on political issues is stalled after the transport workers federation rejects participation and its district branches refuse to issue ballots. The alliance, comprising railwaymen transport workers and miners, had urged a vote on conscription Russian intervention conscientious objectors release and military use in labor disputes.
A compact aphorism states that one living gift from a flowered token means more than a wagon full of floral tributes for a deceased person. The line emphasizes the value of present care over ceremonial mourning.
A short, curious clipping asserts Minard’s Liniment cures garget in cows. The piece notes people may appear happy due to ignorance being bliss.
Thousands have spent on asthma cures with little relief Dr L D Kellog's Asthma Remedy claims wide benefit at low cost within reach of all It is presented as the national remedy far from doubtful experimental preparations and available through dealers.
Salvagers recovered gold ingots valued at £4,000,000 from the Laurentic wreck off Malin Head near Buncrana Ireland. The former White Star liner sunk January 28 1917 after striking a mine while serving as a British auxiliary cruiser. Of 470 aboard 120 were saved.
An article explains childhood anemia signs from fatigue to pale complexion and outlines simple treatment. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic, claiming improvement begins with the first dose and urges prompt use to prevent relapse. Pills are sold by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Pekin Parliament passed a resolution authorizing the president to issue a mandate declaring that a state of war does not exist between China and Germany. It is doubtful whether the mandate will be published until delegates have discussed terms with German representatives.
A wartime warning notes only tablets bearing the Bayer Cross are genuine Aspirin while acid imitations and non Bayer tablets may mislead buyers. It states Bayer is now produced in Canada by a Canadian company and promotes 12 tablet tins and larger packages at drug stores.
A dialogue shows a couple debating a long trip as one plans to stay and the other signals indifference. The exchange ends with the partner choosing not to go, leaving plans unresolved.
Lachute Quebec September 25 1908 letter from John Walsh praises Minard's Liniment Co Limited TM for curing running fever sores on his legs after Boer War service. He notes two bottles completely healed him and he has worked every day since.
London reports a battle to a finish in the 200000 Yorkshire miners strike as the coal controller refuses concessions. He warns a nationwide walkout could follow if demands were granted. No new talks planned and strikers expect to hold for about two more weeks amid heavy strike pay.
A wry note suggests romance ignores locksmiths while furniture instalment collectors meet resistance. The line hints at tensions between affection and debt collection in domestic matters.
Claims immediate relief for asthma and catarrh when used internally as directed. Advertises testimonials from sufferers who report improvement after using the oil.
Paris reports the supreme council of the peace conference advised the Austrian delegation that the Allied powers require the new Austrian government be named the Republic of Austria. The change follows Austrian notes calling their government German Austrian and affects the Austrian peace treaty clauses.
The Dominion government will open a supervised home for destitute and sick Indians on the Grand Bay reserve on the south-west shore of Lake Nipigon. Indian Agent Brown urged the need after the influenza outbreak, noting the Indians cannot cope with tuberculosis on their own.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood-borne remedy, offering one hundred dollars for any untreatable case and stating price 75 cents with free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio.
The department of agriculture reports harvest is well advanced in Saskatchewan with 75 percent of wheat cut and 25 percent of early sown oats. Some districts show 90 percent cut while others about a third. Threshing expected to begin nationally before month end.
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