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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
14
The Roxon Transcript recounts an incident where a man described as “a very sinful wag” lunches with Dr. Abbott and repeatedly ties himself to Outing. Abbott protests he is not the editor of Outing, clarifying he edits a different periodical, and the others react to the mistaken identity.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for toothache claiming immediate relief by soothing the nerve. It asserts the oil also has multiple uses and eases pain when used according to directions.
Mr. Silas Brown of Chicago recalls his ancestor who no doubt joined in all the great clashes Hastings Cressy and Agincourt. He claims the family has a legendary taste for military expeditions and fun.
A cure claim for eczema and skin troubles asserts they stem from impure blood and cannot be mended by ointments alone. The pills are said to enrich and purify blood, improving skin appearance, with a testimonial from Miss Elizabeth Gillis of Kensington, who reports relief after seven boxes. Sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 50 cents a box or $2.50 for six.
A backstage exchange hints at a war play in which the combat begins only after the audience views the production. The manager suggests a later start while the playwright counters that the fight starts once the audience is seated.
A brief odd exchange notes distemper cure claims for Minard's Liniment and shifts to a facetious chat about frivolity and higher thoughts as two speakers discuss hats and dress. The fragment hints at ad style or humorous dialogue typical of a historic column.
The lesson frames Matthew as the gospel of the kingdom. It traces prophecy from Isaiah and Malachi to John the Baptist, Gabriel, and Elijah, stressing repentance, the coming judgment, and the postponement of the kingdom after Israel’s rejection. It urges believers to prepare, preach the gospel, and seek the kingdom first with fruits of righteousness.
The text warns that some professed believers will be rejected by Christ for iniquity and laments the need to be faithful fruit bearing branches in the True Vine. It invokes scripture from Matthew to urge vigilance.
An advertisement states throat irritation causes distressing coughs and claims Ric Kle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup heals inflamed parts, clears mucous, and ends coughing. It notes the syrup tastes pleasant and costs 25 cents, affordable for all.
A wife laments that her husband does not receive recognition for his poetry while a girl urges gentleness, noting mood and sentiment in a brief dialogue fragment from a social scene.
A playful exchange between a lady and a sailor mocks gratuities aboard the ship. The lady laments no tips while the sailor jokes that even apples were forbidden in Eden. The ban on gratuities becomes a light touch in their voyage banter.
An old classified style notice hawks Marine Eye Remedy with claims of soothing tired eyes and offers eye books free. A domestic quarrel exchange follows about a husband’s provision and wages.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh, vouches for F J Cheney and company of Toledo, and promotes Fall's Catarrh Cure priced at 75 cents per bottle. The notice includes testimonials and aims at broad drugstore distribution.
A straightforward testimonial notice asserts the merits of Minard's Liniment as the best household remedy, published by Minard's Liniment Co. Limited and attributed to well known individuals across America.
A Washington Star quote about friends in politics contrasts staying in office with leaving it. The text blends brief comedy lines and a mention of a worm exterminator product and a patient recalling muscular rheumatism that left him bedridden for a month.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes Minard’s liniment claimed to cure garget in cows. It quotes a hostess greeting a visitor from the Flowery Kingdom who cannot speak Chinese well, and the visitor replies he can converse in English.
The Merchants' Bank of Canada posted assets of 66.8 million with deposits and public advances near 50 million. Earnings reached 831,159 or 13.55 percent on 6 million paid capital, with 500,000 added to reserves and 4,000,000 capital increase authorized. General manager Hebden urged prudence amid Canada's prosperity.
An old medical note touts a home cough remedy of Muid wild cherry bark Cardiol essence and white pine syrup. It prescribes dosing every half hour for four hours then smaller amounts daily, claiming rapid relief and cure of curable coughs and TB-like consumption.
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