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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
7
A historical note warns readers about trusting unknown preparations before using aspirin and similar remedies. It claims "Aspiria" changed medical practice, cites widespread use with safety support, and identifies "Aspirin" as Bayer’s registered trademark.
Major Edwin L. Armstrong of Columbia University unveiled a frequency modulation based radio system that eliminates static during storms. He demonstrated before the Institute of Radio Engineers in New York, explaining that FM sends the signal while suppressing static like traffic through a bridge. About 20 percent of medical and dental students in Germany are now women.
Canadian mothers benefit from the Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds. Three steps outline building resistance, preventing colds, and ending a cold sooner. advice emphasizes rest, hydration, simple food, daily exercise, and early use of Va-tro-nol and VapoRub to reduce symptoms.
Nancy Aladdin faces departure from Pine Ridge while planning a public library, enduring a blizzard rescue, and bonding with Cousin Columbine and Matt. She finds solace in Aladdin fantasies, contemplates life changes, and shares a quiet moment with brother Jack about their Colorado sojourn and future.
A narrator notes Matt has regained his stride and grown cautious around Nancy. The boy questions whether Matt has fallen for Nancy too hard, fearing he is not worthy of her, hinting at unspoken romance and tension to unfold next.
A Brooklyn Heights hotel secretly farms broilers and eggs on a roof terrace above the city. The writer recalls climbing to a narrow balcony to witness a chicken operation that owners say guests never suspect. The six month old plant operates hidden from diners and staff.
A man traveling with his family discusses speed danger when his daughter asks what the speed limit is. He answers thirty five miles an hour. The item then mentions a novelty ice cooled freezer compartment atop a crowded refrigerator with ice cubes produced inside.
A Sphere London excerpt extols the diamond as the world’s hardest substance indispensable to civilization. It notes its ability to resist abrasion, enables precise cutting through rock and steel, and cites a $5,000 crown for a two inch cutting bit. Diamond draw plates achieve extreme accuracy in wire drawing.
Readers report extreme tides in the Bay of Fundy with the lowest lows in half a century and the highest highs observed. Residents waded across exposed shores while boats and equipment were affected as waters surged from New Brunswick to nearby coasts.
A devotional exhortation urges readers to prepare their souls as a temple for God. It cites Psalm style calls to cleanse guilt, quiet fears, and keep peace in tribulations, inviting steadfast prayer, work, and submission to divine will.
In Wakefield Massachusetts on a Sunday afternoon homing pigeons landed in the Tucker yard bearing word that Gladys Tucker the school teacher had reached South Hampton New Hampshire safely. Her father Martin Tucker a pigeon hobbyist used the birds to shorten communication costs versus telephone and mail. The birds return faster than Miss Tucker’s drive. A note on eel tails and a stray medical line about X ray heart measurement closes the fragment.
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