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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
2
Mies Filen Pearotin, a Chicago social leader and head of the movement for higher civilization, urges women to give up reform work and leave it to men, devoting themselves to life’s arts and accomplishments.
A saying highlights that skill and flair in cooking aren’t solely tied to perfection. Simple methods and personal taste can yield striking results even without chefly polish.
A short advertisement touts Parzielee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy for poor appetite coated tongue unpleasant mouth taste headaches and dizziness claiming swift restoration of health even for those who dislike medicine. The copy urges readers to obtain the pills to avoid ongoing illness.
A witty reflection notes that even great philosophers cannot explain the way colds are contracted, suggesting the mystery of everyday illness eludes even deep thinking.
Ancient English churches and borderland towers served as fortresses and treasure stores. Belfries in Surrey and Sussex functioned like strong rooms with barred windows and heavy doors. The sanctity of the church offered protection beyond mere security against violent foes.
A speaker warns Thoughtul that gas can escape in the kitchen. Mistress Kate admits she blew it out but relights it to have it ready tomorrow morning. The exchange highlights household safety and morning routine planning.
Mary questions why two lovers will surely fall in love. Ann cites two reasons: their feuding parents and the lovers’ lack of money.
A humorous antique ad copy touts Holloway’s Corn Cure claiming it removes all corns painlessly and guarantees success. The piece muses on genius, necessity, happiness, and jealousy with wry aphorisms, ending on a sales pitch for the remedy.
Fragmentary text notes victims of Bright's disease as percept that three are years old. The garbled item references illness impact but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
A Philadelphian notes the city covers 1500 miles of streets and c of street railways in a compact observation about urban scale and transit.
A historical note explains Paraguay cotton grows on bushes and can yield for seven to ten years, outlining an extended cultivation period and its implications for farming cycles.
The ad declares the feminine body as delicate and nerve driven, claiming Dr. Chase's Nerve Food builds new rich blood and nerve force. It touts improved appetite, weight gain, and symptom relief, warning against alcohol based remedies and noting a price of fifty cents per box or six for $2.50 from Edmanson Bates & Co. in Toronto.
Official figures show French army mortality more than double German rates from 1888 to 1900. Fskimo dogs reportedly pulled 45 miles across ice in five hours. A trained dog team once covered six miles in 28 minutes.
Minard's Liniment touted as cure all while Newfoundland's economy hinges on fishing. The article notes over a quarter of residents involved in catching and curing fish for living.
A man relying on his own resources is likely to raid others resources occasionally according to a quip attached to Kisard liniment.
An advertisement touts Liquozone as liquid oxygen that kills germs without poisoning the user. It claims doctors endorse it, offers to buy a person’s “first Shettle,” and guarantees a $1,000 germ-kill offer on bottles. A coupon invites readers to obtain a free full-size bottle via mail order.
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