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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
11
Kidney Liver Pills Claim Remarkable Cure for Kidney Pain
A Canadian couple from Pictou Nova Scotia report dramatic recovery from long kidney and back pains after using Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills. They state initial medicine failed before two boxes allowed wife to sit up and three more boxes restored health enabling her to do housework. The husband also confirms personal relief. Available one pill per dose 25 cents at Edmanson Bates Co. Limited Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitney
Mineelf
Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited
Toronto
Domestic Ties Woven From A Sockful Routine
A narrator observes a woman repeatedly darning her father's socks, always the same old sock, over several months. The scene highlights domestic life and ongoing caregiving within a family.
Change for a Dollar Question Sparks Confusion
A speaker questions why others ask for change for a dollar while requesting different change from others. The remark suggests potential confusion or miscommunication about making a change in exchange, and the speaker clarifies it won t be them making the mistake.
Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil a household pain remedy
The public widely regards Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil as a powerful subduer of pain. After thirty years of use it has become a familiar household medicine across the western world and in many homes nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
A Bridge of Ants: Silk-Spinning Species in Hot Climates
Ants that spin silk in hot regions nest in trees and bind leaves to form shelters. The silk comes from larvae, not adults, and workers carry larvae from leaf to leaf. To join distant leaves, five to six ants form chained grips, creating multiple bridges to pull leaves together.
Father recalls his son refusing cake at lunch
A father describes how his wife taught their young son to say no to second helpings. The boy was asked for more cake and replied with politeness, No, thank you, Ive had enough and dont you forget it. The family shares the humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Sar
All British Roots Claim by London Lord Mayor
Sir T Vevey Strong, Lord Mayor of London, declares his life is built on British goods in support of an all British shopping week. He describes using Irish linen and Witney blankets as he travels in English attire and consumes British products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Vevey Strong
Lord Mayer
London
Grand Trunk tests new car body to track unit safety
Grand Trunk system introduces a centrifical lock to unite car body and track, allowing brakes to influence both during a collision. The design, a small assembly of five castings, aims to prevent telescoping and reduce passenger fatalities while being built into 96 Grand Trunk Pacific passenger cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Weatinghouse
Sleman
Grand Trunk Car Department
Point St. Charles
Chamberlin
Grand Trunk Pacific
Board of Railway Commissioners
Canadian Railways
Ham Heist Prank Ends With Owner Winning Return
Gebby A Deblin entered a purveyor’s shop and bought a ham then asked it be hung outside. He waited outside as a police officer approached and tried to steal the ham. The shop assistant revealed it was Deblin’s own ham and he could take it any way he chose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deblin
Ac H
Force of Habit Text on Tombstone Prompts Debate
A fragment shows a merchant discussing advertising and tombstone inscriptions. John asks about the text while the speaker notes it is not very important what is written if the display gains attention. The passage hints at the value of public display over content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Tombstone
Strained Bet as Underdog Faces Steep Odds
A local betting scene heats up as fans rally behind an underdog in a barroom bout. Wagers are high, and the crowd questions if the fighter can overcome the odds and win the purse.
Woman Diviner Finds Springs and Metals
Madame Charlotte von Tuckoery, a Hungarian divination expert, will travel to London via Paris. She has located springs, and even metals, using a hazelwood divining rod on the Hungarian plains and elsewhere, including a gold and silver train-spot near Neutra and a petroleum spring near Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte von Tuckoery
Paris
London
Herr Kubelik
Bohemia
Hungary
Neutra
Hanove
Mme. von Tuckerry
Hudson Pay Co Plans New Freight Route to Tete Jaune Cache
The Hudson Pay Company at Fort George Armid Columbia plans to import supplies via Edmonton and Tete Jaune Cache on the Crang Trunk Pacific Railway. This marks a new transport feature, replacing the old 167 mile wagon haul to a steamer leg of 150 miles. Freight will reach Tete Jaune Cache this season with Fra ser by their own scows crewed with 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Pay Company
Fort George
Armid Columbia
Edmonton
Tete Jaune Cache
Crang Trunk Pacific Railway
Certher
Wargon
Caribou Road
Fraser
Hook and eye used at the fishing line
Willie recalls a simple fishing day with his father. He describes baiting the hook as instructed by his pa and the action of fishing together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Tragic Memory Lapses After Night of Convincing Excuse
The question laments a morning fog after a persuasive ruse the prior evening. It reflects on the pain of forgetting a deceitful promise and the moral weight of exposure the next day. The tone is rueful and cautious about honesty.
Beach banter stirs gossip at coastal club
In a breezy exchange, Dingleberry praises a girl on the beach while Sir Wigglethorpe notes she avoids the water and fits more dry climate than a sea اند.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Jove
Dingleberry
Nere
Sir Wigglethorpe
Forests of the D'ppines Contain Vast Lumber Reserves
Government expert estimates Snillippice Forests hold about 20 608 000 000 board feet of lumber. They cover one-eighth the land area of U S forest reserves and exceed half of them in volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Weatherwise Birds and Fish
A seagull convoy flying seaward signals fair winds and a good day while inland flight warns of foul weather. Dolphins are noted as weatherwise for mariners, appearing during gales or storms to indicate the end of rough seas.
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Vows Safe Vermicide
An endorsement claims no preparation equals Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as it has saved countless children.
Fire Free Season in Rocky Mountains Forest Reserves
In 1912 there were no serious fires in Brazeau or Athabaska Forests, Rocky Mountains Reserve. A few small blazes along the new railway were caused by contractors negligence. The reserves cover over four hundred thousand acres and a ranger force of fifteen operated across the area, deemed inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazeau
Athabaska
Rocky Mountains
Brazeau Reserve
Brageanu
Athabasiks
Rocky Mouuntainge
Nogky Mountains
Tes Brazar Reserve
Airts Toa
Edson
Edmor
Shaw's Schools Promoting Business Training
The Central Business College Ta rezio with four City branches and The Shaw rrespondenta school are known as Shaw's Schools. The annual curriculum is mailed free on request to W.H Shaw President Toronto Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Business College
Tarezio
Schoo
Central Telegraph and Raiire School
Shaw Rrespondenta
Smith Your Wife Has a Fine Voice in World’s Top Tier
A remark credits Mrs Smith as possessing a superb singing voice, noted as among the world’s best, with a playful aside about not winning earlier recognition. The exchange features Mr Jones affirming the high praise and recalling past missed opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Chase
Minard
Cews
Berbaroas
T. Eaton
Conn
Winnipeg
Canada
Tainard
SANOL
Janol Mfg. Co., Ltd
Winipeg
Manitoba
Morse
Dr. Morse
Columbia Grafonda
Columbia
Columbia Records
Columbia Phonograph Company
McKinnon Building
Ont
Territory
Shaw’s Schools
Indge McCate
Wichita
Kanane
Siili Traiog Tim
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