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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1917
Page
6
A garbled excerpt cites Lloyd George praising strong language as necessary while warning a milder aim would be an untruth. It mentions defeating Germany and an attack on the world three years ago, attributed to the New York Times.
A fervent call from Harold Begbie via North American Review urging immediate action to abolish war. The passage decries the current carnage, appeals to duty, and warns that only decisive peace can spare mothers, children, and communities from further bloodshed.
Mothers warned that hot summer months threaten infants with cholera infantum diarrhoea and stomach troubles. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont promotes Baby Tablets to prevent or treat such illnesses selling at 25 cents a box.
The Grammar School Principal toured classrooms explaining fire procedures while pupils paid attention. A moment of levity interrupted as students giggled during the final admonition to stay calm if clothing catches fire.
For years Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator has ranked as the most effective preparation manufactured, and it always maintains its reputation.
Alberta produced 1 501 tons of coal in the quarter ending March 31 from 27 districts with Lethbridge district the top producer. The previous year’s total output was 4 648 604 tons.
The Dominion government holds Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta school lands in trust and will invest funds in five percent war bonds raising provincial revenues. Manitoba's $4,050,494 trust yields about $80,000 more yearly. Saskatchewan about $82,000. Alberta $3,091,579 yields over $60,000 more. Lands cover 1 280 acres per township, about one eighteenth of each province, and fund local education via auctions.
Captain F R Defardin of the Schr Storke at St Andre Kamouraska extols Minard's Liniment for ships and family use. He says it would not start a voyage without it and would pay a dollar per bottle for its value. The note reflects long trusted uses aboard vessels and in daily life.
A Boston Transcript excerpt defends truth and then warns mothers about worms in infants. It promotes Mall er s Worm Powder as a quick remedy to expel worms without harming the child, noting signs mothers can observe when a dose is needed.
A humorous exchange centers on a suitor declaring he will not pay rent for Edith and himself, prompting the girl's father to question how Edith will be supported. The dialogue highlights tensions over financial arrangements and propriety in courtship.
Readers debate gardening and wartime efforts as the Houston Post quotes humor about war gardens and roosters in a colloquial exchange. The exchange contrasts distemper cures and yard battles with a joking claim of a larger garden than last year.
Calgary Daily Herald argues New Zealand erred in drafting and that Canada should accurately gauge needed manpower for maximum agricultural production. The piece claims New Zealand's crop decline signals the risk of poor planning and urges Ottawa to inventory capable workers to avoid similar mistakes.
A reflective line about the solace found in poems and songs not written or published, suggesting unseen verses sustain resilience and meaning amid daily struggles.
Money orders issued by Dominion Express are payable everywhere. Use these orders for secure payments and widely accepted remittance.
An agency pitch from Pelham Nursery Co Toronto Ont offering exclusive district rights for Pelham's Peerless Fault and Ornamental Trees with good pay and valued agencies. The notice markets the firm as seeking securing agency presence in their district and promises valuable, exclusive territory.
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