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The steam that blows the whistle will never turn the wheel. At the next station we stop ten minutes for refreshments. Probably for humane reasons. Philadelphia record.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
6
The steam that blows the whistle will never turn the wheel. At the next station we stop ten minutes for refreshments. Probably for humane reasons. Philadelphia record.
An article argues neuralgia is caused by nerve starvation from poor blood. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood making tonic that nourishes nerves and relieves pain. Testimonials from Mrs. Tibor praise the pills for head and facial neuralgia and anemia. Pills available at dealers or by mail from The Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
A fragment discusses Minard's Liniment claimed to cure distemper with a note about Borleigh-Recsn and a late transcript fragment.
An extended commentary on Romans chapters eleven to fourteen discusses sin, redemption in Christ, no condemnation, and the kingdom of righteousness. It urges believers to live in the Spirit, avoid judging others over eating or drinking, and pursue edification and peace as witnesses of the gospel. The piece references scripture and notes the future reign of Christ and the spread of righteousness.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt notes a visitor at a Sunday school speaking solemnly about the mysteries of creation and the planet orbiting through space at a vast speed while a child reacts with astonishment.
The Canadian Pacific Railway promotes its Annual Excursions from Main Saskatchewan and Alberta to Eastern Canada with through Sleeping Cars on all trains. The All Canadian Route minimizes car changes and transfers, letting travelers move calmly at a low cost. A London magistrate remarks on a pig theft case, vowing a strong example.
A Chicago News quirky line features a housewife taunting a visitor asking how he resembles an Eskimo. Dusty Dennis replies humorously that Eskimos wash only every two years as he takes a slice of pumpkin pie, delivering a playful misdirection.
Louisville Courier Journal notes a Midland theatre production praised for its naturalism, while critics quip that six months have passed in the play and the housemaid still has not performed any chores, illustrating audience wit about stage realism.
The syrup is hailed as curing coughs colds and lung inflammation backed by numerous testimonials from diverse men. Vendors endorse it as a standard remedy for throat and lung ailments and urge readers to try it.
A Louisville Courier Journal quote recalls a family memory where the speaker downplays hardship. He claims early life brought only a gentleman's agreement and some reliable rebates, framing a modest start with wry humor.
A Lakefield resident writes from Lakefield Quebec on October 9 1907 praising Minard’s Liniment Co Ltd after a July 1905 road machine accident that left the writer using a crutch for 14 months. In September 1996 William Outridge of La chute urged a try and the writer reports complete recovery and peak health.
A Baltimore American quotation notes tensions among neighbors over social lines. A Mrs Goddam refuses to speak to others, asserting personal boundaries while she draws a line by washing her own clothes and hanging on the back fence.
A woman asks for a stamp at a corner drug store. The new clerk weighs the letter and quotes two cents. He offers to affix the stamp himself, pleasing the customer who then dubs she will start buying post cards there.
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