Russell Banner Publishing Notice and Rates
The Russell Banner, a weekly newspaper in Russell Manitoba, lists circulation and mailing details. Rates are 2.50 dollars within area, 2.00 outside district, 3.50 per year outside Canada. Editor Patrick EC Anderson is listed.
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Russell
Main Street
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Canada
Post
EC Anderson
Old Boys move post office to new quarters
The post office shifted from the Ledingham Block to the old school building on Saturday night with Mrs Nelson arranging a racm office in the west end and living rooms above. Miss Charlotte Florence Cochrane of Thornton wed Henry Watson Dunn in a Rev Dunlop ceremony at the bride’s parents home.
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Ledingham
Nelson
Charlotte Florence Cochrane
Thornton
Henry Watson Dunn
Ff. J. Dunlop
CNR
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad From Early Broadcast
An old ad fragment touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a quick help for fatigue and sluggishness. It claims the pills stimulate the liver bile and offer fast relief, mentioning years of use and urging readers to try them for felt energy.
A Day With a Missionary On Oahu In The Upper Room
A missionary on Oahu notes that despite generous funds from supporters, many home folks forget missionaries. He stresses that regular letters feel like visits, offering encouragement and morale boosts to those serving far from home.
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Sne Orient
Oahu
Hawai
Nova Scotia Industry and Clairtone’s Canadian Drive
A Nova Scotia industry feature notes Clairtone Sound Corp by Peter Munk praising Nova Scotia’s integrity and craftsmanship. It cites Nova Scotia as a key access point to U S and European markets and mentions Deuterium building a $30 million heavy water plant in Glace Bay along with Reynolds International and A B Volvo Cars establishing in the province. The piece also touches on Canadian pride, regional leadership, and the broader Canadian industrial milieu.
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Nova Scotia
Canada
Arctic’ Circle
Peter Munk
Clairtone ‘Sound Corporation
Scotia
Canould
Glace Bay
Cape Breton
Ries
Reynolds International
A. B. Volvo @fotor Cars
Sweden
Munk
Treating School Lunches as a Healthful, Appealing Daily Duty
A guide urging mothers to craft nutritious appetizing school lunches. It stresses balance with bread protein vegetables fruit milk and a sweet, prioritizing hot items, variety and readiness for midwinter appetite. It suggests proteins like cheese and meats, fillings with lettuce or vegetables, fresh or canned fruit, and milk or cocoa as beverages.
Free Sabin Vaccine Goes Free for Manitoba Doctors
Hon. C. H. Witney announced that Sabin oral polio vaccine will be provided at no cost to Manitoba physicians for patient use. The program, coordinated by local health units and Winnipeg’s health department, follows widespread immunization success. Manitoba recorded zero polio cases in 1963 and 1964, while 1966 saw 2371 cases and 89 deaths. The plan proposes immunizing all biologics and extending to school-leaving age.
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Manitoba
C. H. Witney
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Crippled Society Aid Highlighted in Manitoba Drive
A brief Manitoba appeal notes the Society for Crippled is kind in Canada and urges readers to contribute to the Manitoba March of Dimes drive. Funds support disabled community programs and medical aid across the region.
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Society For Crippled Is Kind
Canada
Manitoba, March of Dimes
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