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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
9
A fragmented health blot highlights stomach acidity as a common issue. The remedy suggests Phillips Milk of Magnesia products and similar tablets, claiming relief by neutralizing excess acid and improving sleep after use.
Duro Stone arrives at Carr's Broken Spur ranch as a prospecting tale unfolds. Dusting Dustin and Spike plot to hide the mine while looming cattle rustling, with Dad Kane aiding the venture and old Joe Carr weighing hires. The harsh frontier atmosphere sets the stage for danger and ambition.
The Lancet reports a potential new treatment for uncontrollable bleeding linked to haemophilia. British doctors R. Mac Farlane and Burgess Barnett tested snake venom, finding viper venom most effective to promote clotting and developing a safe technique for treatment.
Police used a newspaper want ad reading Will exchange model T Ford for an electric sewing machine to trap a house prowler who had stolen a sewing machine. The suspect arrived at a detective's home and was arrested, with the machine recovered for its owner. The US Department of Commerce notes 20 demand for hair dye among Japanese people.
A fragment recalls the 1894 House of Commons fire where the governor-general’s great-grandfather, amid smoke and molten metal, climbed a roof to direct rescue just before collapse. It also notes a 19th century shift from wooden tallies to paper acknowledgments used for government debt.
Pearson's Weekly notes captives bred lions pose greater trainer threats than jungle raised lions. Jungle lions fear humans due to lack of early contact, while captive-born lions are often petted in youth. The article emphasizes that regardless of origin, a lion remains wild past three years, demanding caution.
Excavation Commission reports discovery of a full Iberian city at San Miguel mountain base Valencia with remains including painted soldiers on weasels and a complete Iberian alphabet. Further finds expected.
A Middlesex jury ruled a boy injured at the Melbourne Agricultural Society fair racetrack bears sole responsibility for his knee injuries through his own carelessness. The verdict shifts the burden of damages to individuals for failing to exercise caution, signaling fewer awards in future injury cases. Brantford Expositor commentary notes potential nationwide impact.
Sopwith, returning to England, told the press he lost the Americ cup due to more mistakes than his rival. He offered to challenge again, confident he may win next time. Ha Endeavour proved superior to the Rainbow in many respects, acknowledged by American yachtmen, smoothing tensions from protests.
A historical column explores a puzzling incident involving Pattie Pattie and a shy woman whose frailty intersects with a contested singalong. Authorities examined clues as locals weighed motives and sought public sympathy.
Liverpool England housed numerous large watchmakers in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The open faced, sizable watches traveled to America and were worn by women on black silk cords with tiny gold keys wound to run. Cases held loved ones pictures and tiny screw holes showcased semi precious stones. many two hundred years old watches still keep time.
Cuban baking methods require flour with fine gluten. Flour milled from Canadian wheat satisfies this need, and consequently 70 percent of imports are flour made from Canadian wheat.
A Japanese legend claims music attracted the sun goddess who retreated to a cave, prompting the gods to devise melodies to lure her back into the world, restoring daylight and balance.
A devotional passage explains Romans 8 28 and the idea that God directs every event for the believer's good. It emphasizes recognizing both seemingly good and ill outcomes as from God's loving hand, guiding souls toward healing and choosing to love Him for his perfect wisdom.
An advertisement claims Wincarnis calms jumpy nerves and insomnia and boosts strength and energy. It states over 20,000 medical men endorse the product and cites Harold F. Ritchie Co. Ltd. of Toronto as the distributor.
After its September 26 launch the vessel will require 3000 workers for over a year to complete the giant steel hall into a floating hotel. The schedule expects entry into North Atlantic service by spring 1938 with ongoing transformative work and several tense intervals.
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