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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 25, 1913

Page

5

Walter and the Test of Love and Obey

A narrated courtship tale where a would be experimental union tests who yields. Walter proposes a rigid rule of love honor and obey, while the narrator asserts independence and pushes back. After a standoff they negotiate a trial period ending with mutual realization and a comic victory by Walter.

Walter

Names on Postoffices Memorandum from Ottawa urges town name on signs

The postoffice department in Ottawa notes that many post offices display only the word Postoffice without the village or town name. It argues adding the name would aid travelers and serve as advertising for the town, and asks postmasters nationwide to adopt the practice.

Otawa

A Stylish Accident at the Curb

A brief scene shows a person asking a doctor if they are badly hurt. The doctor says a severe sprain and notes a slip off the curb near a fire hydrant as the cause. The patient asks to have the papers blame the accident on French high heels.

Very Sharp. Teacher-Now, Johnny on hollow earth joke

A classroom joke where a teacher asks about an empty earth and a student replies with a razor analogy. Johnny explains hollow ground as the reason the earth would be like a razor if empty inside.

Teacher Johnny

New York Food Distribution Costs Cited by Bureau

The New York Bureau of Food Supply states it costs thirty nine cents to distribute one dollar of food in the city. The finding highlights distribution efficiency and urban logistics during the period.

New York Bureau of Food Supply Allied “Munn & Co New York

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