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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement extols Hamilton's Pills claiming to cleanse and enrich diseased blood, cure ulcers and anemia, and improve complexion and vigor. The narrative shifts to a social scene with a writer, Bert, debating journalism, cynicism, and marriage while a Chinese waiter serves a meal.
A couple debates investment in Conward & Elden tied to a speculative city boom. He warns the boom will fade, must end, and loans risk repayment while she pushes profits from land purchases. He laments misaligned priorities between exporting agricultural wealth and urban growth. The scene ends with a grim comparison to a sinking boat as the boom slows.
Dr. D L Grantier urges busy men to start with the body. He claims fermentation poisons from intestines affect nerves and circulation and recommends Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Anuric as cures. The ad promises relief from backache rheumatic pain gout and urinary issues by cleansing kidneys and bladder.
A concise critique notes that possessing ideas does not guarantee execution and emphasizes the gap between thinking well and delivering results. It highlights a common challenge in transforming creativity into practical outcomes.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as the best and safest laxative for children. It emphasizes the fruit taste and states that full dosing directions appear on each bottle. The ad urges mothers to say California when purchasing.
The department of the overseas militia forces in London will shut down shortly after the new year. Sir Edward Kemp stated the department will retain staff only to complete records and wind up affairs. About a thousand Canadian soldiers remain in England, some in hospitals, others awaiting dependents crossing the sea as the fighting corps and related organizations are disbanded.
Despatch from London contemplates honoring those named in despatches with a small oak leaf on the victory medal ribbon. It is estimated about four thousand Canadians would qualify. Some advocate replacing the oak leaf with a Maple Leaf for Canadian use.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle remedy for liver and bowel “poison,” promising clearer skin and better digestion without griping. It claims users feel splendid while they sleep and contrasts with harsh pills like Calomel, Salts, or Oils while noting low cost.
A compact note warns readers about the tricky use of pointers from a industrious figure. It blends metaphor with practical caution on handling small tools and quick actions. The piece implies hands on experience matters when learning from a busy mentor.
A short notice notes a bill poster who remains in his designated spot, steadfast in duty and location. The item emphasizes routine and commitment to a fixed position in the street scene.
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