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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary report from Russell Manitoba detailing alleged conspiracy to withhold a publication and related legal actions. Mentions actions by a group of horsemen, an inheritance or estate matter, and requests for extensions in a court proceeding.
A clipped vintage notice lists distributors for MINARD S LINIMENT including Matthias Foley of Ont City Ont Joseph Snow of Norway Me Chas Whvoten of Malgrave NS Rev RO Armstrong of Malgrav NS Pierre Landry senr of Pokemouche NB and Thomas Wasson of Shefeld NB in a scattered regional market notice.
A garbled dialogue mentions seeking a loan for five years and references an authority, with unclear names and places. The text confusingly blends terms like Cuban, board, and payments, making precise facts hard to extract.
Mrs H Neil of New Armagh Quebec writes of severe burning scrches and foot pain waking her at night and swelling. After trying Thomas' Cleocoll bottle she reports near instant relief and improved rest, with noticeable improvement in her feet.
Disjointed text mentions a new revolution or renewed effort and a seriously wounded person named Jaen Willel. It also references May, property loss, and unclear events in a conflict context. Names and places are garbled.
The readable portions hint at a 19th or early 20th century political scene with mentions of the Senate Palen See grandtuiber and Weslimatin Chl. The garbled lines reference a meeting, an abbacy, and figures like He abe and the Cuye army, plus an old lady's fare tale. The text is too corrupted for a clear event.
The report surveys lawmakers across Europe noting Danish officials receive 6d a day and meals while Portuguese and Spanish deputies lack pay, French senators get 1800, and Ireland and Teeland show yields. It highlights free railway passes, daily allowances, and state-provided travel as common benefits.
A letter from Canaan describes Mise Cutten as highly intelligent and engaging, praised as one of the most popular teachers. She credits Pink Pills by Dr Williams with restoring her health after anemia, fainting spells, and fatigue. She notes improved energy, color, and work stamina. The ad mentions postpaid bottle pricing and international sourcing details.
Fragmented notes describe Manhattan and New York City asphalt mileage, a 23,000 inhabitant German town, Antwerp’s tallest chimney at 410 feet, and Warsaw making headway in metals and industry. The text is garbled with missing words.
A garbled, era-tinged extract mixes foreign policy names and miswritten phrases. It mentions China, Turkey, mandarins, and a fictional Henriet ta figure, with speculative talk on punishment and security promises. The text reads as a fragmented, dubious quotation lacking clear news value.
A fragmentary editorial style piece discusses trade within a new regime, praising quality in teas and criticizing impurities from foreign methods. It weaves political slogans with consumer ads and distant references to taxes, rail travel, and public wages, ending with a cautionary line about appearances and common sense.
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