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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary exchanges feature names Smith Brown and Mamie in a jumbled dialogue about meat pigeons and social pretensions. The piece also references advertisements for Dr Thomas Electric Oil and a New York progressive theme, in a chaotic editorial style.
A scrambled ad text from a Marine remedy company and a Detroit Free Press quote reveal a humorous scheme to deter a wife from buying cigars. The speaker claims to quit smoking on January first, reflecting a common new year ruse.
In a Somerville Journal snippet Alice, a Frenchman’s partner, and Maud discuss communication between Alice and Italian Maud. They note they speak English to make themselves understood. The scene highlights cross language quirks in rural life.
A fragment from Everybody's and the Chicago Tribune humorously recount a martyred statesman recalling a base egg insult and a young man questioning superstition about the number 13. The exchange blends period newspaper chatter with a satire of luck and cowardice.
A sermon analyzes John the Baptist's role in revealing Jesus as the Lamb of God and urges believers to follow Christ, seek God’s will, and resist the devil. It contrasts Jesus’ baptism, heavenly testimony, and anointing with modern calls for public ministry and faithful witness. The piece ends with a humorous Chicago News aside about children and suffragettes in a playground scene.
Mrs. Alice Berryman of 190 John St North Hamilton says Zam-Buk cured a severely injured foot after a wagon wheel caused swelling and pain. She recalls fainting from the injury and swelling before Zam-Buk offered rapid relief and quicker healing. She notes Zam-Buk contains no animal fat or crude carbolic acid and urges readers to try a trial box.
Mrs. M. Summers of Windsor Ontario offers a free home remedy program for mothers to treat children with bed-wetting, claiming it also helps adults with urine problems and urges writing for instructions without payment. The text shifts abruptly to an unrelated joke and a dialog snippet about a man calling you a liar.
An OCR fragment touts a product named Bromo Quinine as a universal cold cure and promises a signature by E. W. Grove. It references a world circulation, a 25 cent price, and a light social remark about a woman in a new hat.
An odd clipped item from the Buffalo Express extols Mother Javes Worm Exterminator as superior vermicide. The piece includes humorous exchanges about a man and a woman and notes a character named Jinks and Minks remarking on alighting from a car.
A Washington Herald note mentions a curious line about neighbors dropping in to borrow small alleles and then making a formal call to loan a grand piano during a visit. The odd remark precedes a playful exchange.
A late night scene frames Elsies Mother anxious over Mr Longmore who may move into a small house. Elsie consoles her mother while a Chicago News scene shows tourists debating orders in a restaurant as a grim, cryptic remark about wind and a past July echoes with rhythm and humor.
Mrs. Frank St. Denis of Winnipeg testifies that Zam-Buk cured a poisoned finger after days of agony. She describes initial pain and swelling from a washing incident, failed poultices, and quick relief once applying the balm.
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