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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
7
The Boston driver Pattie Russell recounts a western hotel veranda encounter where a native fired at a meerschaum pipe he was smoking. The bullet sliced the bowl but left the smoker unharmed yet rattled, as the shooter revealed it was imitation.
A brief exchange prompts an immediate call to check on a baby. The doctor asks for the problem while Mr Youngpa hesitantly names an unclear condition described as tasonini.
The fragment reflects a moral reflection on right making might and doing duty in faith. It mentions public benevolence and a poetic aside about roses and beauty scattered across the world, attributed to a Cutter-like figure. The text is fragmented and cites Lincoln and an unknown author.
A working class family named Puy Beiiah reportedly spends about 1.40 weekly on liquor. The source notes this as part of a broader study of household expenditures among similar families.
Gardner a 65 year old resident of Smiths Falls suffered years of disability from circulatory issues. After trying many doctors he found relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills. Six to twelve boxes restored him to full mobility and strength, with no return of symptoms in months. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail from Brockville Ontario.
Fragmentary ad claims cures for bronchitis facial neuralgia and chronic rheumatism using Minard’s Liniment. Names include M Campbell W Daniels George Tingley and Dr Flan. The Bay of Tales speech suggests a regional, old time medicine promotion.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a quote about fear of death and human passions from Bacon. The line mentions death, love, honor, and grief as forces confronting mortality, but the surrounding context about Sozodom Tooth Powder appears garbled and not clearly connected to a reportable event.
In a cautionary notice a public health agency warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury and urges readers to avoid these products. The alert stresses potential health risks and advises checking labels for hazardous ingredients. Authorities urge consulting a medical professional for safe treatments.
A short quip notes distemper cure claims by Karts Liniment and adds a humorous aside about understanding the remedy. The remark about "size for them" and a playful line referencing Smart Set appears as a light, period-tone aside.
A garbled antique line hints at a man who loves his kitchen clock and a lesson about time. The stray phrase suggests a story of devotion to routine and a mystery that others fail to see, implying a deeper meaning beneath everyday objects.
A fragmented medley cites Sir John Lal and Emerson pondering self command and life’s small details. The text critiques passion and discipline, noting that even scholars face hard work and restraint. It presents a reflective, aphorism-like mood from assorted historical voices.
A period piece ad extols Baby's Own Tablets as relief during teething for infants. It cites Mrs Wright of Brockville praising their use for teething, vomiting, colic, and stomach disorders, noting the lozenges dissolve in water and contain no opiates. The ad advertises 25 cents and requests orders from Dr Wilkes Medicine Co. in Brockville Ontario.
Italian theatres outnumber population ratios, with Rome's Strowi Palace housing a marble book whose pages appear made of a miraculous thin material, though the text suggests exaggerated claims and curious curios.
A fragment discusses debt and credit habits ending with a note that the first public schools opened in 1645 in Massachusetts. The text juxtaposes frugality and the value of paying cash, urging reflection on financial discipline.
The nut cracking industry of St Louis provides employment to over five hundred people. The crackers are powered by electricity with each nut fed into the crusher. After shelling, an air blast removes husks and meat is picked from the shells by hand.
Toronto report notes Mr. J G Jardine Canadian Commissioner at Paris World Exposition. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills as a tonic during demanding duties and says they relieved backache and boosted overall strength. Jardine and Mr. Dupuis introduced the remedy to officials, boosting Canada’s medical reputation abroad.
The text mentions 55 doge per thousand inhabitants in the United Kingdom, 13 life assurance officers rejecting proposals from unvaccinated people, Mozart’s place among composers, a figure on domestic servants, a railway bin driver related to The Rocket, and a death in 1895 at age 84.
A fragmented 19th century letter-like text discusses a man whose character is likened to a fence that cannot be strengthened with whitewash. It mentions a Plymouth woman teaching navigation to youths, with several pupils reportedly passing board of trade exams to earn mates and skippers certificates.
fragmentary report notes a village statue in Egypt said to be the world’s oldest, dating beyond 6,000 years. mentions a chief’s representation and references to financial embarrassment linked to Carnegie, implying excess wealth.
The saying warns choosing companions matters in social and professional life. It advises humility with superiors and restraint among peers, claiming moral growth comes from being cautious rather than seeking top status. It reflects old moralizing advice on conduct.
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