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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 04, 1912

Page

6

Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Saskatoon Family

Saint Walburg special report highlights Leon Sergent and his wife endorsing Dodd's Kidney Pills after his kidney troubles. he notes thick urine with brick dust sediment and says three boxes restored normal urine and health. The piece promotes the remedy as a cure for kidney disease and related ailments across Canada.

Saint Walburg, Sask Dodd Leon Sergent Mr. Sergent Canada Bright

Kamloops Centenary Nears as Fur Trade Legacy Celebrated

Kamloops prepares for its centenary marking the 1812 founding by the Pacific Fur Company and subsequent North West Company posts. Attending dignitaries include Lord Strathcona and the Governor General. Festivities begin in September with a week of events detailing Kamloops history.

Kamloops Pacific Fur Company Lord Strathcona Astoria David Stuart Shus- Wap Stuart Fort Okanagan New Caledonia North West Company Alexander Ross Ross Camcloops North Thompson River Seem la Boque Kamcheor Columbia

Weeds and marriage talk in a farmer’s quip

A farmer asks which weeds are easiest to kill and a witty reply from Sassa Fras mentions widow’s weeds. The exchange centers on wilt as a pun linked to death and marriage.

Sassa Fras

Deafness Cured By Constitutional Remedies Promoted

An advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises a $100 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Mat i Catarrh Cure and urges sending for free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo.

F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Hall

Misadventure at Dining Room Promptly Served

Quick exchange shows Mr. Desmond sidestepping etiquette to secure refreshments while awaiting the hostess. The playful line swaps etiquette for appetite underscoring social dining norms.

Miss Vere Mr. Desmond Mr. Dresmond

Devil in Saloon: Lost Tail, Finds Bad Spirits?

A playful note asks if the devil would replace a lost tail by entering a saloon that sells bad spirits. The quip hinges on wordplay about spirits and mischief.

Specialist Did Skin Trouble No Good

Two summers of arm and leg skin trouble are cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial from Boddy of McCaul Street states relief from dermatitis and a firm belief in Cuticura as the best remedy seen.

Boddy McCaul &T

Cuticura Ointment Promises Free Trial Sample

An advertisement notes a cold sore began to heal after first use of Cuticura Ointment. It claims free samples available from Potter Drug & Chemical Corp, sole proprietor, Columbus Avenue, Boston, USA.

Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Prope Columbus Ave Boston

Paris Court Witnesses Reveal Ages in Courtroom Joke

A Paris court heard a vain woman claim she was twenty five, and her son testifies he is twenty seven. The magistrate quips that the mother must have married very young, highlighting the amusing exchange.

Paris

Kelloge Dysentery Cordial Advertises Rapid Relief

A doctor’s remedy claims to relieve the acute summer complaint quickly. The text says the cordial acts on the stomach and intestines to calm irritation and pain and urges immediate use when symptoms appear. A trial will prove its effectiveness.

J. D. Kelloge

Detts Confronted Over Hidden Residence Tactics

A terse dialogue reveals a confrontation between Mr. Payup and Mr. Detts about discovering a moved residence. Detts acknowledges the discovery as Payup accuses him of attempting to slip away by relocating. The exchange hints at a tense personal dispute over accountability.

Mr. Payup Mr. Detts

Minard's liniment cures garget in cows

A brief item notes a farmer claims Minards liniment cured garget in cows amidst a humorous exchange about starting a quick return business sending manuscripts to magazines.

Minard

Hamlins Wizard Oil Promises Fast Neck Stiffness Relief

The note claims Neck stiffness can vanish with Hamlins Wizard Oil in one night. It emphasizes quick relief and discourages lingering discomfort. The tone aims at convincing readers of rapid, simple cure.

Milne links chalk radiation to climate differences

Soil Radiation and Health Professor John Milne proposes experiments showing photographic effects arise from radiation from chalk and granite in the Isle of Wight and Cornwall. He suggests the radiation may be electrical in nature and could illuminate local climate variations. He adds future research might reveal surface life wellness hinges more on terrestrial radiations than previously believed.

John Milne Isle of Wight Cornwall

Three Bags With Apples Teaches But One More Bag Pleases

A teacher tests students in elementary mathematics with a question about bagged apples. A boy in the back row volunteers that three bags with two apples each would be best because there would be one more bag to taste.

Charlie

Pie Crust Trick Keeps Filling Juicy During Baking

A fruit pie uses a thin water crust and stacked edges. The top crust lifts off after baking to pour a syrup of water sugar and spice inside, preventing the juice from boiling away and drying the pie.

Is a sip a pile of snow when it is adrift

The question plays with language, asking whether a small measure can resemble a drifting mass of snow. It invites contemplation of metaphor and perception without asserting a factual event.

Uniforms for ministers debated by English Church Congress

The English Church Congress discusses clerical dress and suggests ministers adopt their own official attire. The Queen newspaper questions this idea and questions if other professions have distinct styles, why not clergy.

Queen

Riddle at the club about a one eyed man

A stranger asks Sir William Gilbert to identify a club member with one eye named Matthews. Sir William denies knowledge of the person and inquires what the other eye is called, prompting a brief, playful exchange at the club.

Sir William Gilbert Matthews

Oil for Toothache Relief Promised by Dr Thomas Oil

An old advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as fast relief for toothache. It claims to touch the nerve with soothing effect and to dispel pain immediately. The copy notes several uses beyond dental pain and urges strict adherence to directions.

Thomas

Automatic camera snapshot aids bank burglary defense

A new flashlight photo system records burglars in the act at banks. The device automatically captures a facial image and provides evidence of guilt, supplementing existing vault alarms.

Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria and a Family Moment

A brief item notes Minard's Liniment curing diphtheria as part of a light household scene with Mrs. Enpeck and Mr. Enpeck discussing reveal and unmasking Maria. The quirky exchange reflects a newspaper tone of small domestic curiosities from a past era.

Queen Elizabeth of Belgium Promotes Brussels Lace Revival

Queen Elizabeth of Belgium aims to revive Brussels lace craft by training girls and women in industrial schools. She forms a company with capital of 27000 dollars to bring lace to higher priced markets, targeting major American cities.

Queen Elizabeth Belgium

Brains in a roll in Mrs Gimlet’s remark

Mrs Gimlet mocks her husband as he returns with a roll of manuscript. He boasts of bringing brains while she quips they are not in his head, reversing the common stereotype. The exchange highlights humor through wittic dialogue.

Mrs. Gimlet Mr. Gimlet

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Aids Children

A regional advisory promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a simple cure described to combat worm infections in children. The notice emphasizes health benefits and urges use to safeguard young patients.

Portrait Queries Price for Life Sized Work

An artist asks Mrs. Newrich if she wants a life sized portrait and she agrees. She notes framing will cost more, but insists they will not stop at that.

Employers valued him before, offered a large reward after

A man recalls that his employers always saw him as valuable. He notes they offered a large reward when he departed.

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