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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
7
This piece notes aspirin as a fast acting relief for headaches and pains and recalls prior warnings about stomach or heart risks. It emphasizes aspirin's safety for the average person and identifies Bayer as the trademark holder with Bayer cross on tablets.
In a market crash era tale Nancy Nelson, nineteen, seeks a simpler life with Cousin Columbine at Pine Ridge. She launches a community library project, aided by Jack Nelson and Mat the Matthew Adam, then faces a blizzard collision with a stalled school bus and helps reunite the group.
In Pine Ridge Nancy and Jack uncover an iron box buried near the gateposts while cousins, Aurora and Columbine, inspect a Maltese cross relic from a likely Spanish expedition. They fear historic value and discuss museum housing as Nancy faces leaving for the Adams. To be continued.
Arrangements are made to present a new serial titled Fleming's Folly by Lawrence A. Keating. The western plains adventure promises absorbing and thrilling installments each week, with opening chapters to appear soon. readers are urged not to miss the start.
An archaeological team from the University of Poznan uncovered a one acre moorland settlement of Sla vonic Old Prussians dating at least 2,500 years on a peninsula by Lake Biskupinske near Znin. Fifteen wooden huts seven streets enclosed by a wall and palisade remain well preserved with cooking utensils tools and a crude wheel intact. Other sites and tombs likely 3,000 years old were found in the Baltic provinces near Kartuzy.
A garbled report from the Ten State Health Department notes the namesake of the Ethiopian Emperor in the United States. Halle Sel Grasberry, a Fayette County resident and son of a Black farmer, is recorded by the bureau of vital statistics. The piece hints at a ceremonial title and a one month postponement, with emphasis on a vigorous push behind the event.
An old advertisement touts Wincarnis as the purest fortified wine with vitamin content. It claims twenty thousand doctors recommend it for nervous disorders and debility. The copy urges starting today and notes F Ritchie & Co. Ltd. as sales agents in Toronto.
Dr. R. B. Jenkins, Edmonton medical health officer, says sixty percent of residents are immune to infantile paralysis and that contagion via food, drink, and carriers is proven. He notes disease can spread to monkeys via stable flies and that virus can persist on house flies for 48 hours. Recovery is believed to confer immunity and recurring cases are not known.
Dr V Drobotko of Kiev Institute in Moscow announces a new bacillus named diptheroid. He suggests it may offer a different explanation for lung alterations once attributed to pulmonary consumption. The institute studies whether it causes the lung changes.
famed raider Sea Devil Felix von Luckner recalls evading capture during World War I raids off Britain. He says he never took a life, explaining crews were safeguarded as he hunted ships worth millions. He recounts early life in Australia, Salvation Army service, and career turning point in 1917.
Arizona hunter Giles Goswick, famed for killing mountain lions for a decade, relies on his pack of "lion dogs" descended from a 35 year old hound line. He claims his dogs have hauled or captured 200 mountain lions, including a nine foot male, after a three day chase ending with the cat treed.
The Food Investigation Board reports carbon dioxide storage can extend the life of bacon and eggs and keeps egg whites less alkaline with age. It notes apples with rosy skins hold more vitamins than green ones, and vitamin concentration is higher in apple peel than in the core. Wrapped fruits and vegetables in iodized paper resist mould longer, though some plums and peaches may ripen poorly under this method.
A Canada wide caution notes cigarettes tossed away pose fire risks. The text claims if all cigarettes smoked last year were laid end to end they could circle the earth nearly eight times, highlighting a $197000 mile long hazard that impacts readers directly.
The boss scolds the new worker for lateness, while the employee jokes that the shifts always begin when he arrives, highlighting a culture of ambiguous start times at the factory.
A devotional excerpt urges recognizing God as the universal fact existing everywhere not in distant places. It describes divine abundance, calmness, and eternal presence guiding the soul each moment, with devotion turning life toward continual reverence and sustenance in all events.
Television trucks in Berlin carry film on a hollow pillar roof to a dark room inside the rack. Rapid films develop in about 20 seconds and are fixed and washed within a minute. Wet film passes the scanner in the truck and is sent by television to theatres or stations.
J Edgar Hoover, director of the U S bureau of investigation, backs tear gas over bullets for self-defense noting its incapacitating effect and ease of use with minimal training. A separate quip cites a church convert’s rug cleaning as proof of faith. A claim estimates ten cosmic rays pass through the human body each minute. Deauville France forms a bicycle police squad.
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