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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
3
Sir Thomas Lipton expresses two great regrets in London: he has not yet lifted the America's Cup and has not been married, whether secretly or publicly. The statement responds to a U S claim that he was secretly wed to a Scotch girl years ago.
Ottawa reports October homestead entries up by 700 from a year ago. Battleford shows an increase over 300 and Regina over 400. Total entries reach 2,765 versus 2,008 last October.
Ottawa reports Dr Charles A E Harris has been named an honorary member of the Royal Academy of Music a distinction long sought by leading British musicians and scholars in the field.
When other corn preparations fail, Holloway's Corn Cure offers painless use with no inconvenience, claiming reliability in relief.
The head offices received booklets from Japan via the company agent detailing Baron Komura's return to Japan. The Japan Gazette extracts describe his choice of the Canadian route as diplomatic in light of the Anglo Japanese alliance formed during his North American visit aboard the Empress of India.
Thos. Lee of Minne dosa and his brother trapped 252 skins in three months last year earning around 750 dollars They plan a money making expedition this year starting earlier with two friends pitching camp at the Mummey river a tributary of the Nelson river feeding Hudson Bay
Fifty Vancouver horses affected with glanders were shot and cremated while many others remained sound. George Watts crown timber agent visited his Mather township homestead and secured a 140 pound dressed buck deer. He also reported a colony of beavers active on a dam in the township interior.
Advert reads that many die from cholera and summer complaints but could be saved with proper remedies. It urges not delaying and taking Dr Kellogg Dysentery Cordial, claiming it never fails to cure and acts promptly to subdue pain and disease.
The city announces a banking house to operate around the clock. Officials say the dream is to provide 24 hour access to financial services for residents and businesses. Local bankers expect increased convenience and commerce.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public Gleason notes the oath. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and Joseph Ritchie of Winnipeg patenting a wind stacker for threshing machines.
An advertisement touts Dr Von Stan Pineapple Tablets as a purely vegetable pepsin preparation that calms stomach discomfort after meals. It claims the tablets are harmless as milk and prevent digestive disorders, offered in a box for 35 cents.
A branch of the Studebaker wagon factory may be built at Fort William, signaling potential industrial expansion in the area and promising employment opportunities for local workers.
A grain barge carrying 50,000 bushels sank near Brockville after an incident at sea. No further details on casualties or ship origin were provided.
A London Mail tale recalls Bishop Bathurst famed for whist and his sharp line on a new appointment in the chapter. He exclaims in frustration that after a lifetime with the Whigs they appoint a canon who cannot tell clubs from spades.
A man in a cartoonish exchange claims his job involves great mental effort as he composes glowing advertisements for hair tonics. The dialogue jokes about hair loss among mental workers versus others.
A October departure from Paddington carried 267 Barnardo children and youths toward Canada, with 91 boys 88 girls from six homes, plus 28 older lads. The total emigrants from the homes now reaches 17,471. Dr Barnardo noted 98 percent success abroad and each emigrant costs 40 dollars for travel and ocean expenses.
A Prairie notice announces Wolford's Sanitary Lotion cures itch, mange, and prairie scratches in animals and humans in about 30 minutes. It claims universal effectiveness and lists druggists as sellers.
A column contrasts two major Jewish events: the 250th anniversary celebrations in America and the Odessa massacre. It reflects on Jewish history, persecution, and influence, noting the global reach of anti Jewish sentiment and the enduring role of Jews in literature, law, and thought.
A brief advertisement notes Sunlight Soap as superior to rivals and recommends following directions for optimal use. It emphasizes the Sunlight method as the best approach and urges purchase of Sunlight Soap.
Mayor Cowan of Prince Albert laid the first sod for the city’s new water works system a few days ago signaling the start of construction and fresh infrastructure plans.
An advertisement touts Dr. Agnew's Ointment as a universal balm for neglected skin issues. It claims instant irritation relief after first use, itching and burning ease within a day, and piles cured in 3 to 5 nights with scents included in the offer.
Governor Mc Innis of Yukon and party were riding at Dominion Creek when their rig toppled on an elevated roadway. They were buried in snow as horses bolted, sleighs smashed, and the group escaped serious harm.
The dialogue features Mr Okiboy and Miss Young discussing marriage dynamics. A hypothetical age gap question is posed about happiness in marriage with a fifty year old man and a twenty year old woman and Miss Young answers that men may face rejection of proposals.
The Canadian Pacific Railway runs its usual December Eastern Excursions from the North-West to Eastern Canada. For eighteen years these trips have been an annual affair, used by farmers and business men as a key advertising method to bring thousands into the North-West.
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