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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
7
The article highlights elbow sleeved gowns with gold or silver lacing from waist to elbow, kimono style garments in albatross or French chalice lining in pink blue or yellow, and roses red bouquets for early fall hats. It notes lightweight suede finish costumes in opal gray olive turquoise blue and other shades with lace accents for dinner and visit wear.
Fragmentary dialogue appears to show Kirsty and Jock in a tense exchange with hints of reluctance and romantic undertone. The text reads as a rough regional speech moment with incomplete phrases and playful, affectionate tension between two named individuals.
An old advertisement-style notice lists individuals from Sydney C B Tain and Yarmouth claiming cures for grip loss of voice and sciatica rheumatism using Minard's Liniment. Names include Charles Plummer, Lewis S Butler, and towns such as Burin Mfld and Yarmouth.
The article extols Nine Wine as a universal aid, praising quinine's role in restoring vitality, improving sleep, and boosting appetite. It cites Northrop & Lyman of Toronto as suppliers offering a superior quinine wine at standard rates and claims scientific endorsement.
A concise reflection on personal initiative and self-made chances. It emphasizes proactive effort, goal setting, and seizing chances rather than awaiting luck. The message champions self-reliance and active pursuit of growth opportunities.
Dr Parmelees V bie Pills present long held scientific findings in medical science. Taken in small doses they act as a tonic and stimulant and mildly excite bodily secretions, providing renewed vigor for delicate constitutions.
A brief line notes that cold breakfasts quickly cool a married Jean's romantic ardor, suggesting domestic friction or humor about morning routines affecting affection.
A column argues distemper cures and condemns laziness among youths. It laments aimless search for genteel work and urges vigorous effort, noting a boy who dives into tasks will prosper, while one who questions orders risks mediocrity and failure.
Toronto report on J G Jardine Canadian Paris Exposition commissioner returning home at 305 Crawford Street. He praises Canada’s exhibits as genuinely good and credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills for boosting health during his Paris stay. Also notes Aug Dupuis and others using the pills. Health article discusses arsenic and ammonia effects on complexion.
A whimsical line discusses the paradox of delaying justice and a possible kleptomania defense. It hints at skepticism toward legal strategies while noting the interplay between delay, guilt, and remedy.
A physician warns that lingering flavor after meals signals poor digestion and cites salicylic acid and formaldehyde in canned foods as dangerous preservatives. He notes food storage can be convenient yet hazardous if misused and suggests punishment for manufacturers who contaminate products.
Naturalist J. Lancaster spent five years studying Florida west coast birds and concludes the frigate bird can fly the longest without rest. It reportedly flies a week without pause, feeds, nests, and even sleeps on the wing. It appears to auto regulate wing control and uses wind for lift reaching speeds near ninety six miles per hour. The albatross is larger but must rest after following a vessel for four or five days.
A dialogue sketches a tramp and his mother debating work versus begging, ending with the tramp insisting he does not know who counts as a working person. The scene satirizes attitudes toward labor and poverty through a terse exchange.
A brief note on humor noting that what makes people laugh varies and should not be repeated too often. It emphasizes subjective taste and caution against repeating a joke beyond its first use.
The phrase plays on word order and meaning, suggesting that similar phrases can diverge in emphasis. It examines how merit and reward relate yet differ in value and consequence. The reflection hints at linguistic nuance rather than a news event.
A quirky claim about Minard’s Liniment curing diphtheria appears amid wry aphorisms about memory and aging. The clipped lines mix a medicine ad flourish with humorous reflections on memory, aging, and what is worth living for.
Opinion notes that aside from preachers, those with conscientious scruples against gambling are often the ones who suffer bad luck, suggesting a social irony in attitudes toward games of chance.
A mysterious line evokes the idea that many listen beyond obvious fields. The phrase suggests hidden insight and prompts reflection on who truly hears truth, implying a broader audience than the obvious.
William Cochrane a Halifax area teamster suffered asthma and kidney pain losing funds on medicines before recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills per his testimony. Neighbors note his improvement after three boxes with one costly prescription deemed wasteful. The pills claim to build red blood and nerves aiding various ailments.
A reflective, aphoristic note on vanity and social relations. The speaker suggests every man believes he is exempt from rules and distrusts others as vain mirrors of himself.
A remark on rivalries in love suggests vanity and self confinement. The line mocks those who claim no rivals yet only love themselves, implying shallow attachments and narcissistic perspectives.
Advertisement claims Parmelee's Pills act on diseased organs and awaken dormant energies to cleanse the body. A testimonial from D Carswell of Carswell Ontario praises the medicine as excellent and marketable.
A brief aside notes that it is natural for a man to take something to whet his appetite when he is dry, implying a customary habit or personal behavior.
A local notice touts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial as a rapid remedy for cholera and summer illnesses, promising immediate relief and a guaranteed cure if used promptly. The advertisement emphasizes its swift action and effectiveness.
A pithy observation notes that while generosity is praised, chronic overgiving may reveal personal failings. It suggests self restraint matters as much as charity, emphasizing character over spectacle.
An old warning cautions against catarrh ointments containing mercury as harmful to smell and overall health. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free, taken internally for blood and mucous surfaces, and notes it is sold by druggists with a price per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are recommended as well.
A reflection on how conscience and an alarm clock function similarly by becoming familiar to us. Both impose reminders that we often accept as routine days pass without notice.
Capital amount listed as 1,000,000 with reserve 270,000. The Trust Company is authorized to act in roles including Executor Administrator Trustee Receiver Guardian and more. It is accepted by the Courts as a trust entity for Ontario Quebec and Manitoba provinces.
An official administrator and guardian ad litem oversee trust funds in Manitoba. Funds are invested and guaranteed, with money available to loan on farm security to support agricultural borrowers and protect beneficiaries.
Solicitors bring estates administrations and related matters to the company for professional handling. Correspondence invited. Boxes in Safe Deposit Vaults offered for rent at five dollars yearly. Arthur Stewart, Manager.
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