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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
7
The piece urges consulting a family doctor about aspirin use for regular relief from headaches and pains. It notes pre Aspirin era cautions on stomach and heart health, cites scientists praising aspirin as a fast relief method for headaches rheumatic pains neuritis and neuralgia, and claims millions have found it safe for regular use. It ends urging readers to demand and get aspirin.
In a tense late night scene Nancy and Jack discuss Matt and the Adam family. Jack vows not to see Nancy harmed and recalls Matt's excited mood after finding a crucifix while Aurora notes Matthew delivered milk before dawn. Early the next morning Nancy learns of plans to ride for the truck with several companions including Mark Luke John Mary Taylor and Juanita.
In a small town scene Nancy departs with Jack for a long journey after a farewell kiss. Matthew Adam quietly confesses to Miss Columbine that Nancy left a note and the imprint of change lingers as the family says goodbye.
In a brisk scene Matt Anamz relays that Nance is coming back and will stay, embracing Indy in a bear like hug as fun dialogue closes the story with a hopeful note.
Arrangements are made to present a new serial titled Fleming's Folly by Lawrence A. Kent. The absorbing western plains tale will thrill readers as installments appear weekly, with the opening chapters commencing in an early issue.
Egypt demands independence from Britain and removal of troops from the Nile valley while trusting the League of Nations to enforce rights of small nations. The piece traces Egypt's strategic position, Suez Canal influence, and 1922 treaty guardianship amid Libyan and Soudan frontier tensions and Egyptian-British cooperation on shared interests.
Sweden plans a 15 million kronor electrification expansion for its State Railways with about 10 million kronor allocated for new electrified trunk lines and minor road spurs. By 1935 electrified government lines reach 1331 miles, with 679 more miles targeted including 220 miles this year. The program aims to cut operating costs, reduce coal imports, and ease unemployment while extending lines from Stockholm to Malmo and Gothenburg toward Norway.
Japan plans a major tourism push, allocating nearly 300000 dollars for a worldwide publicity campaign next year. Offices will open in Chicago Paris and Shanghai to circulate publicity films and place ads in newspapers and magazines. Publicity efforts target attracting foreign visitors to the country.
Dr Thomas J Headlee Rutgers University warned at a Baltimore meeting before 150 scientists that a sterilizing system using radio waves could be amplified to kill humans. He described an apparatus with an electrostatic field and rapid oscillation of high voltage between electrodes that has killed insects.
In Kecskemet Hungary buyers snap up crows at up to three cents each to make a type of chicken broth for the poor. Foxes are sold by farmers at a shilling per head as famine drives rural residents to unusual meat substitutes. The note compares London cemetery area to Hyde Park’s 390 acres, underscoring wartime scarcity.
Mrs Thos Bulmer of Lardo British Columbia found a cow with a lump in her udder. She rubbed it with Minard's miment and it soon improved. Minard's is marketed as a remedy for cuts bruises colic distemper and other ailments both in stable and home environments.
National toy world surveys show Shirley Temple dolls Dionne quintuplets and fairy princess dolls leading over the counter sales in U S department stores. Publicity from newspapers movies and magazines boosted demand, with doll clothes and accessories also rising. Velocipedes and bicycles remain strong into summer and into Christmas. Monopoly Finance Band en Parcheesi and Badminton crown the top four games of the past month.
David the 109 year old Saanich Indian of Vancouver Island joined a film crew to perform the sun dance in ceremonial attire. He demonstrated the complex moves without faltering and recalled his boyhood watching tribesmen attack Fort Victoria in 1843.
The piece reflects on Romans 8 18 praising future glory over present sufferings. It urges belief in eternal things and inner truth saying the soul has wings. It suggests patience turns every personal setback into a blessing and daily annoyances into God’s peace within.
An international weather language based on signs and figures will unify reports worldwide. W R Gregg of the U S Weather Bureau announced at the International Meteorological Organization meeting in Warsaw that 42 nations agreed to standardize codes symbols and exchanges. Maps will use a black dot for light rain a star for light snow and a plain circle for clear skies across all languages.
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