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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1900
Page
8
Ambition strengthens the advertiser as a core motive behind advertising success and failure. Faith that advertising pays combined with ability and ambition yields results, while losses guide the path to growth. The text argues ambition opens new fields and public service roles within a growing trust that serves all industries.
The Appeal to Reason from Girard Kansas argues trusts and large combinations are practicing socialism for stockholders and claims it could benefit all people. It suggests everyday workers and public figures could direct industries and public affairs, noting men leave high private salaries for public service.
A pamphlet circulated in upper New York wards claims to teach how to profit from drinking. It proposes buying a gallon of whiskey at about $3, letting a wife run the bar, collecting drink profits, and saving the money for the husband’s future to fund his drunken decline and burial. The piece is presented as a cautionary, satirical notice about the dangers of alcohol.
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A mix of town updates reports council meeting school opening and local visits. Yorkton applies for incorporation while Winnipeg troops plan Halifax departure and a lodge meeting is scheduled for the 11th inst. A wedding is postponed and a concert sale is set for January 18th.
A resident returning from the coast after three months is back in town with family moving into the parsonage. Arthur Dupre has rented his farm to Donald Kelso and relocated. A hockey match Thursday saw the Boers defeat the Canadians 8 goals. An entertainment by Miss Marietta LaDell and Miss Easson of Birtle is planned for Forester's Hall Friday evening. The Minniska Presbyterian church opens January 28 with clergy of note. Peter Hyde reported Plymouth Rock hens lay smaller eggs. A new price list booklet for the printer is in press and available by postal card.
A collection notes human speech speed 296 wpm, British shipyards producing a steamship daily, the Villeres pecan tree near New Orleans and its wartime fate, Austria's pension law for those aged sixty, English tramp earnings, a court remark on a penny daily wage, a New York dinner fad with masked guests and unmasking at soup.
Smellie Bros. & Co. announces inventory of boots oats and fur garments with price reductions. They list ladies Coon jackets, Astracan and Wallaby jackets, mens Coon and Russian coats, and fur collars while noting general lower quotations for quantities and remaining strong fruit and dried goods.
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