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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
8
A brief spoken exchange recalls being captured by brigands who stripped him but kept him warm by shielding him with rifles. He notes feeling no cold due to the protection, while the uncle recalls the same scene.
A fragment discusses whether motor etiquette should require wear of muf with Mrs L A N Steel arguing compulsion is unnecessary and opinions vary on enforcing manners and dress norms.
In a quirky exchange Gaspit hails his own effort while Cynicus credits him for a charitable act. Mrs Newed laments a fix after finding letters George was to post, and a tense household scene unfolds with moral blame and humorous threats.
A concise essay-like note examines how a girl’s self presentation can diverge from her true identity, challenging appearances and highlighting hidden pressures shaping self portrayal.
A cinemalike tale follows a man buying a tame turkey from Uncle Ephraim and later finding shot inside. An Irish patient insists on another surgeon, fearing the doctor’s unlucky name despite his skill.
The piece likens the body to a furnace where overeating or missteps in digestion create ferment and poisons that cause pains and disease. It urges keeping the liver kidneys and bowels active and presents Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as effective to maintain organ function.
An elocution teacher directs a student to bow and leave the platform on tiptoe after a recital. The scholar asks about tiptoeing and the teacher confirms the quiet exit to avoid waking the audience.
A quirky article notes using Minard’s Liniments to treat burns. It also references a gunshot wound case and a playful line about a Professor and an absent minded student.
A vintage ad style piece touts Dr J D Kell ogg Asthma Remedy asserting it eradicates the asthma trigger from smoke. The voice cites long study and public testing with user relief claimed as decisive. The humorous closing anecdote contrasts prayers by boys with business ethics.
Tender corn bits arrive fully cooked at the factory and packaged for direct consumption. The product promises crisp texture and clean presentation, offering a convenient ready to eat option straight from the package.
The report shows larger No 1 Northern arrivals and shipments at Minnesota Dakota elevators with notable shortages in No 2 No 3 and No Grade wheat. Officials warn mixing profits largely favor elevator operators and prompt calls for farmer benefit legislation and changes in mixing law.
An advertisement touts Holloway's Corn Cure as removing corns from the roots and encourages readers to try it to prove the claim.
Bill and Rod discuss naming their baby Reginald Claude. They joke the name sounds affected and hope he grows up to be a fighter who starts something at every new school.
A narrator notes a boy named Josh is not yet a golf player but has begun work at the game and shows signs of effort during practice. The observation hints at early development and potential talent.
A partial OCR line discusses live wires and a warning that careful handling reduces injury risk. The text is unclear but implies advice on staying safe around electrical exposure.
A mother questions her son about a Sunday school topic. Johnny recalls carrying home a magazine with an article about Jonah and the whale, explaining the scent of fish on his hands. The quip ends with a pun about the pen and the sword and money.
A garbled dialogue snippet shows a speaker brushing off questions about money while a crowd reacts. A Sunday school teacher and a comment about prayers appear in the disjointed text, with unclear context and fragmented phrases.
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