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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 30, 1900

Page

7

Fashion Notes on Lace Edges and Summer Silhouette Trends

The article describes lace insertions with endulated edges and a new Parse picture hat named L Aigion designed for Mme. Bernhardt. It highlights waist decorations with black velvet ribbon margins, white Bengaline and pale silks for plaited skirts, sleeve styles evolving from directoire to Marie Antoinette with gathered undersleeves, and a popular morning costume featuring a white pique skirt, pink linen shirt waist, Ladysmith hat, and white accessories.

Bamia Mme. Bernhardt Batiste Valencieries Seema Lisle Bishop's Lawn

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Cheney Company

State of Ohio county official verifies the firm of F J Cheney & Co is a Toledo business. Cheney advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims to cure catarrh. notary A W Gleason records the oath on December 6. Hall's Family Pills are also endorsed as the best.

LvCas J. Chex F. J. Cuzxsy & A Toledo A. D A. W. Gleason Immas Notary Hall F.J Cheney &C O. Hall

Restoration completes Bloody Tower of London work

Gleanings notes the Tower of London restoration finished. Adirondacks hosts 500 hotels and camps with a 2000-person capacity. Glycerin, a soap and candle byproduct, yields about 40 000 tons annually. Philadelphia policemen use curved canes to reach escaping criminals. Floods in Italy prompt forest replanting plans. Brazilian resources could boost raw rubber output by 5 percent if pressed. Africa reveals a nearly limitless supply. The Basutos, about 250 000 strong, are Bechuanas by ancestry, formed from tribes dispersed during Zulu conquests early this century.

Tower of London Adirondacks Philadelphia Italy Africa

Poison In Blood Prompt Urgency In Treatment

The text urges rapid action to remove poison from the bloodstream and warns that delay can worsen condition. It stresses immediate medical response as a priority for Parmelee's Vegetable Pills to counteract the intruding toxin and achieve a lasting cure.

Genesis of Lafayette's Quest for American Freedom

The 1776 dinner scene shows the young Lafayette breaking from aristocratic apathy, declaring to the Duke of Gloucester his intent to aid the American cause. Edward Page Gaston recounts how the 19 year old, later a lifelong advocate, sparked the lifelong partnership with American independence.

Duke of Gloucester George Atl Pares Enczland Dreston Amwung the Courvany Lafayette Marquis Empire Edward Page Gaston Woman's Home

Natural Curiosities and Notable Formations

A concise account of geological curiosities including Niagara erosion, the historical location of Niagara Falls near Queenstown, a natural feature named Napoleon's Keep in Natal's Drakensberg, and a Cape Town table mountain nearly 4,600 feet tall with a flat summit about three square miles in area.

Niagara Falls Queenstown Drakenberg Natal Cape ‘Town South Africa

Winking Question Probed by Popular Science Monthly

The Popular Science Monthly discusses winking noting no satisfactory reason has been found in science. The Cleveland Plain Dealer ribs popular scientists for missing breadth of understanding and speculates friendly, pretty girls do not wander by such researchers.

Popular Science Monthly Cleveland Plain Dealer

Smith family sighting noted in Chicago history column

A Chicago News column hints the Smith family existed 24 years ago as Ida-Someone notes a possible Adam Smith surname link in local reminiscence.

Ida Smith Adam Chicago News

Quinine Wine touted as remedy for morbid desepondency

The article extols Quinine Wine as an effective remedy for chronic malaise and lack of interest in life. It claims the tonic strengthens the blood, restores vitality, and improves overall bodily function, urging readers to purchase from druggists at standard rates.

Ted

Welsh rabbit breakfast remark and medical ad humor

A fragment shows a jokey line about Welsh rarebit and a doctor’s advice. It then shifts to a noisy cough and wheeze described as bronchitis or asthma, followed by an advertisement claiming Thomas' Eclectric Ou improves chest and back issues and injuries with a speedy remedy.

John Indianapolis Journal Perons Thomas

Minard's Liniment Restores Arm Use in Glamis Letter

A Glamis Ontario reader R W Harrison reports partial arm use from a cudken strain finally restored after using a sample of Minard's Liniment. He credits the remedy with complete recovery and endorses its effectiveness.

Minard R. W. Harrison

Beauty Restored by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Women

A Canadian woman, Mrs Francis Poirier of Valleyfield Quebec, chronicles years of illness and relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes headaches heart palpitations and a pale complexion improving after treatment. The pills enrich the blood strengthen nerves and restore health, with sales by mail or local dealers.

Williams Francis Poirier Valleyfield Que Poirier la Presse Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia Mystery

A humorous dialogue about hypnotism and a butcher, with characters Smythe and Brown. Smythe recounts using a cleverly timed phrase to gain attention and claim a bill is paid, while a patient disputes the efficacy of hypnotism and a remedy. The piece reads like a comic sketch from a 19th century issue.

Smythe Brown

Incident Report From A Dreaming Courtroom

A Circasian princess tells a wild man from Borneo that the India robber man cannot be trusted as he always stretches the truth. the exchange reveals a playful mistrust between two fantasy figures in a surreal dialogue.

India Borneo

Minard's Liniment Ad and England Furniture Move Fact

A historical ad touts Minard's Liniment for sale across locales. A George Washington quote praises duty and silence in response to calumny. The text notes England spends about £250,000 daily on furniture movement.

George Washington

Do Not Be Hateful Do Not Judge Others

Advice cautions against fault finders and pretenders urging kindness. It warns not to belittle or gossip or assume others are happier than you or that you know all. It urges restraint in opinion and curiosity about friends’ affairs.

Bickles Anti-Consumptive Syrup Promoted as Lung Healer

An advertisement touts Bickles Anti-Consumptive Syrup as a great lung healer. It claims to soothe the throat and air passages and to cure coughs colds hoarseness and chest soreness including bronchitis. It asserts success even in advanced consumption cases.

A Smart Boy in a Turbulent Home Tale

A mother questions her son Willie about his tardy reply and learns of a playful deceit. Willie explains he did not hear until the third call and admits the mother was angered by his story. The scene closes with the mother embracing him, recognizing his witty excuse.

Willie Little Willie Littl

Inside Information Sparks Plot Twist in Collier's Weekly

A playful exchange reveals a fictional intrigue as The Goat claims inside information about a maid planning to elope with the milkman, while The Watchdog questions the source. The gag hinges on a swallowed note proving the tip.

Collier’s Weekly

Attendant Anxieties at Picnic Joke

A line from the Chicago Record humor column notes Mrs. Waddleton’s harried expression as she plans a picnic. The gag suggests she fears snakes or that lemonade will run short, reflecting light social anxiety in a playful tone.

Valor of Canadians. Picture of Commandant Botha Capture

Free Press offers a premium colored plate titled The Capture of Commandant Botha by the Canadian Mounted Rifles from the South African War. The copy is copyrighted and sold by subscription, priced at 35 cents with weekly issues to year end. It promises a handsome picture ideal for framing.

Free Press Botha Canadian Mounted Rifles Winnipeg Free Press

Largest Steamer Under Construction For North German Lloyd

The North German Lloyd Company contracts with the Vulcan yard at Stettin to build a colossal steamer. It will measure 706 feet in length with 44 000 horsepower engines and a speed of 24 knots, expected to be delivered complete in one year.

North German Lloyd Company Vulcan Shipbuilding Yard Stettin

Parmelee's Pilis Urged To Prevent Disorder

A brief note suggests resorting to Parmelee's Pilis at the start of internal disorder to restore order. The fragment implies a remedy or treatment mentioned in the source. No dates or names beyond Parmelee appear in the readable text.

Parmelee

Minard’s Liniment Cares Dandruff and Drying Tips

Practical household notes advise doubling and sewing iron holders for stability, keeping lines two feet apart when drying clothes, and hanging from line to line in tight spaces. Do not iron flannels, but dry evenly then fold and place in the basket. Hot irons ruin flannel fabric.

Minard's Liniment Cares Burns Essay and Free Ports Claim

A brief note contrasts Minard's Liniment with claims about public health and trade, stating that New South Wales ports are among the freest globally and denying any discriminatory duties across Australian colonies.

New South Wales

Wisdom and Humility Cited by Somerville Journal

The Somerville Journal quotes a maxim about learned men who reveal all they know versus those who reveal all they think they know. The line contrasts candor with overconfidence in conveying knowledge.

The Good Times Are Coming Song Verse

A lyric from the Atlanta Constitution praises imminent good times as a steady star amid trouble. The verse uses marching cadence imagery with whistles and drums to evoke optimism about a brighter day ahead. The refrain emphasizes resilience and collective hope.

Thistle Atlanta Constitution

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