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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 1912

Page

3

Veiled threats deepen the Brooke sisters mystery

Easton contemplates the note and a murder tied to Eda Brooke as Violet faints and Odo Rivington reappears at the Brooke residence. Easton vows to uncover the killer while wrestling with guilt over the note she concealed and suspicions about Violet’s knowledge of Rivington.

Violet Easton Eda Brooke Odo Rivington Rivington Laston Mr. Rivington Violet Brooke

Salt Rheum Complaint Prompts Cure Claim

An Ottawa area reader describes seven years of salt rheum on hands with watery pimples and severe itching. They report using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trying other medicines, leading to a complete cure and urging others to try the remedies. The message includes a customer testimonial dated Oct 13 1911 and notes a free 32 page Skin Book from Potter Drug and Chemical Corp.

N. Lisgar St Toronto Ontario Aliss Létian Drwin Potter Drug & Seem. Corp Dept Soten U.S. A

Exam Style Queries About Girls and Social Life

A satirical list of prompts asks for opinions on girls, romance, and social attitudes. It jokes about courting, dating, and gender stereotypes while invoking various figures and scenarios to provoke candid answers.

Sunday School Treat Turns Moral Lesson

A generous Sunday school superintendent hosts a strawberry treat for his pupils in a large garden. After questions about enjoying blessings, a boy named Georgie Marsden hesitates to answer when asked why stealing would spoil the pleasure, revealing a moral lapse.

Mr. Grayson Aeid Cental Mr. Crayser Chappie Georgie Marsden Georgie

Brigandage in Mexico and a Brigand’s Honorable Robbery

The account describes Labouchere visiting a Mexican provincial town where a local brigand, respected by neighbors, led nightly robberies on Diligence road. He and two to three accomplices would seize offerings from passengers, then bow as the coach departed. Labouchere declined a share, witnessed their prayer of thanks, and later heard travelers recount the brigands’ valorous defense before defeat by numbers.

Mexico Mr. Labouchere Vera Cruz Puccla

Miraculous Escape on West Coast Steamboat Trip

A passenger on a West Coast steamboat last summer narrowly escaped serious injury when a doorway to the engine room collapsed under crowd pressure. He fell toward moving machinery but regained consciousness on deck. The starboard engine had been halted moments earlier, and only bruises resulted from the accident.

Deafness Cure Claim From Hall's Catarrh Cure

Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for deafness caused by catarrh. Claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube’s mucous lining and promises one hundred dollars for any case not cured by the remedy. Toledo, Ohio based, with druggists selling the product.

Hall Toledo O. Sola

Banker's Hat Sparks Cautious Wager in Town

A local banker known for his bald head habitually wears his hat in the bank. Each week a Black railroad worker deposits wages via cheque, prompting the banker to urge saving for interest. The worker jokes he fears the hat signals an urgent departure, saying he’s afeared to keep money in the bank.

Moses Darky

Mothers Recommend Baby's Own Tablets

Mothers who have used Baby's Own Tablets for infants claim the remedy helps with constipation colic indigestion or worms and even fever or teething troubles. The government analyst guarantees it contains no harmful drug and it can be given to newborns and growing children. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockvile, Ont

Holloway's Corn Cure Promises Root Removal

An advertisement touts Holloway's Corn Cure as removing corns from the roots. The claim urges readers to try the product and prove its effectiveness.

Holloway

Soup Pirates Discover Forty Years At Sea In Soup

Two mariners ashore dine in a cheap restaurant. The captain and mate humorously mistake a bowl of soup for something else, sparking laughter as the waiter calmly confirms the dish is soup. The amused captain jokes they have spent forty years at sea on soup.

Neptune Bill

What Had She Been Doing

A local Sunday school teacher attempts to reprove a boy. Johnnie responds with astonishment and asks what she has been doing, prompting the humorous exchange.

Johnnie

Panther and hunter meet in lonely wood

A hunter seeks a fur coat while a panther seeks dinner. The hunter shoots, misses, reloads, and the panther attacks, devouring the hunter. The hunter gains the fur coat. the panther ends as the hunter’s dinner.

Doctor and Friend Ponder Lost Wealth Over Houses

A doctor and his friend walk past houses the doctor built but rarely owns. The doctor laments money spent on the project while the friend quips that what was gained in pestle was lost in mortar.

Mortality Gap Between Bachelors and Married Men

Among men aged 30 to 45 death rates differ greatly with marital status. Bachelors show 27 percent mortality while married men in the same age range show 18 percent. The data underline a notable health discrepancy linked to marriage.

Minacola's Liniment Claims Vast Cattle Cure in Ireland

A disputed claim asserts Minacola's liniment cures garget in cows across Ireland, claiming totals over three and a quarter million cows and a vast share of the population, a statement tied to Roman Catholic faith context.

Ireland

Fragments on a 19th Century Turkish town and remedies

A damaged OCR passage describes the town of Constantinople with over a million people and lists supposed medicinal ingredients like 1.5 alef purporting to purify secretions and aid digestion. It mentions bowel, liver, and kidney health and claims strong relief using tincture formulations.

Neighbor's Sudden Death Sparks Casual Barroom Talk

In a casual barroom discussion, locals pondered the sudden death of a neighbor who left a large family. The conversation drifted to unsettling rumors and odd phrases as people speculated about possible causes and responsibility.

Fragmentary note on tenancy and questions about five stiltoge items

The fragment mentions a landlord and creators and asks what to expect for five stiltoge. It appears as a garbled inquiry about tenancy or goods with unclear context and no clear events or entities.

Grape-Nuts Promises Relief From Stomach Troubles

A testimonial outlines indigestion from overripe starch and fat foods. It claims Grape-Nuts aids digestion, clears brain function, and steadies nerves. A Canadian Postum Co letter from Windsor, Canada, touts improved health after two weeks on the product and mentions a booklet The Road to Wellville.

Canadien Postum Co Windsor Cat Wellville

Not to be caught Farmer warns boy away from hedge

A farmer confronts a boy at a hedge, admonishing him not to be caught there again as the lad tries to run. The boy resists, claiming the farmer has not caught him yet and urges no fuss.

Alps Tourism Draws Millions Despite Abuse Incidents

About a million tourists visit the Alps annually with roughly twenty four harmed in accidents. The report highlights safety concerns and travel advisories for visitors to the region.

Alps

Army Recruiting Question From a Curious Father

A recruiting sergeant asks a wary civilian if the man is too young to join the Army. An elderly layman brings a boy to enlist, saying he too wanted to join the infantry, eliciting the remark You see I were to join.

Fragmentary dialogue in a misty morning scene

An unclear exchange reveals a guarded conversation about rates and money. The speaker mentions occupants, readiness, and a polite reply, noting frequent requests to call again. The text resembles a casual domestic vignette with missing or garbled names and details.

Fragmented OCR: unclear data on figures and names

Readable bits show scattered numbers and phrases from a damaged page. Key entities and context are incomplete, with no clear event, date, or people identifiable.

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Texas Timbuctoo Bobby Jones Mater Rosie Tee Labb Brigand Seth Turrey Minard Gooducers National Drug and Chemical CO. OF Canada, Limited Peter Jansen Grain Commission Winnipeg Mensteve Port Arthur Fort William Peter Jansen Co Ihie Dominion Government Board of Grain Commissioners Canada Thumpson Sons & Company Bright USA A. BD. Carscallen THE Mineral Springs Sanitarium Elmwood Manitoba
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