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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
2
A historic remedy claim notes that constipation causes many ailments including bilious skin issues and headaches. Manalin is said to gently stimulate the bowels and eliminate the need for pills or cathartics. A dose or two is advised for mild fevers colds flu and grippe.
The Skunk Industry in Maine grows as harvests reach an estimated 190000 animals. Maine yields over 25000 gallons of skunk oil annually and derives value from skunk skins used in various furs. A typical skunk skin can fetch 25 cents to 2 dollars, with skins forming the base for several fur products.
Fragmented clipping cites debatable lines about Bunton's business and a rebate for a railroad. It references self knowledge as a remedy metaphor and promotes Dr. Thomas Electric Oil for pain and bronchial trouble. A brief exchange notes a son learning a business with a carrier or shop setting and a weary business man remarking on success.
A fragmentary passage discusses fear and inaction delaying emancipation, blaming timidity and superstition. It notes how lack of self faith prevents progress, with quotes about potential, education, and the restraint of prejudice. The text contrasts regimental luxury in New York hotels with affordable rooms for four dollars, highlighting class barriers.
An old Midwest resident known for his peculiar lowness alerts neighbors at breakfast to a house fire. He asks to borrow a ladder, insisting he cannot stay long, and explains his wife is inside unable to sit on the rock. The neighbor responds with a courteous, sleepy exchange as the situation unfolds.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Patience and Posey with partial phrases about singing and a stomach reference. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event or context. No identifiable names, dates, places, or organizations form a concrete news item.
A surreal account describes San Francisco fire aftermath as discovering a drink called boiled champagne. The blaze allegedly ruined 100,000 bottles of sherry and flooded a cellar with 10,000 quarts of champagne where the wine was boiled in bottles. A vivid dialogue about images of grapes follows, ending with a comic miscommunication about a magician and a field.
When you catch a cold one approach is to ignore it until complications develop. Another method is to ask your doctor about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and take it if he approves as best for colds.
An advertisement-like narrative extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a complete cure for severe sciatica and other ailments. The tale features Mr B. Maclean of Brockville and a testimonial of dramatic pain relief after months of treatment, with claims of permanent recovery and blood-building effects.
With wintry weather returning mothers fear croup and colds in children. Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine is touted as a safe effective preventer and cure for croup chest colds and bronchitis praised for fast relief and urged to seek the genuine bottle bearing Dr A W Chase's signature. Customer testimonial from William McGee of Toronto extols rapid relief in one night. 95 cents a bottle sold by Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
A collage of notes and jokes shows Mrs. Jobson leaving home and asking a servant for a lost gold lace pin with a humorous reply about matches corks and a pack of cards. The item lists odd ads for automobiles and medicines, a quip about office boys and the Kansas City Star.
A brief note from Illustrated Bits describing someone walking the golf links in golf clothes to grasp the game's language, with a hint of growing understanding.
A scene features Pat and Mike arguing over what holds bricks together, with a punchline about mortar from Harper's Weekly. Also a patient waits three hours for a famous physician then demands instant reception, threatening cure if not seen within three minutes.
The publisher of the best Farmer's Paper in the Maritime Provinces writes that MINARD'S LINIMENT has stood the test of time, an unfailing remedy in his household since memory, outliving many imitators and competitors.
A Milwaukee Sentinel excerpt cites Senator Dodger predicting graft will persist under new labels. The piece shifts to a street scene with a trolley collision and onlookers reacting to spilled milk. Separate notes mention common thermometers: Fahrenheit 212 boiling, Centigrade 100, Reaumur 10.
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