Kidney Ailment Strikes Sows in Back Sleep Disturbed
Sows exhibit back kidney pains with inability to rise or turn in bed. Legs swell severely as doctors trial medicines fail to cure the condition.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
3
Sows exhibit back kidney pains with inability to rise or turn in bed. Legs swell severely as doctors trial medicines fail to cure the condition.
Mr Thomas D Walsh of Picton Nova Scotia and his wife suffered kidney pains and dropsical swelling with little hope from doctors. After using Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills her health improved enough to sit up and perform housework. The husband reports personal relief as well. One pill a dose five cents a box sold by Edmonson Bates & Co Limited Toronto.
The speaker remarks on a woman who appears to be suitable for marriage and whom he has pursued for months, noting she consistently mends her father's sock, always the same old pair, highlighting a domestic routine.
A light exchange about people asking for dollars for change leads to humor about dinner table mistakes. The speaker insists it won’t be them making the mix up.
The ad promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a superior pain reliever with decades of household familiarity in the western world. It claims long use and widespread availability, asserting many Lomacheten locations carry it.
A description of an ant species in hot countries that nests in trees by binding leaves with silk threads. Worker ants attach silk via larvae, forming chains of five to six ants to bridge gaps and bring distant leaves together.
A father recounts teaching his young son table manners by politely saying no to a second helping of cake. The boy is asked to take more but responds with a courteous refusal and gratitude, showing restraint at the family table.
Sir T Veveytron the Lord Mayor of London promotes an all British shopping week claiming every item from the empire. He cites examples of clothing and goods made in Britain and urges embracing home products.
The Grand Trunk System develops a detachable yet solid unit joining car body and trucks to prevent telescoping in collisions. Led by J Coleman at Point St. Charles, the centrifical lock device is being installed in 96 Grand Trunk Pacific passenger cars and aims to drastically improve rail safety ahead of regulatory review.
A Dublin man entered a shop and bought ham then asked it be hung outside the door to fetch later. He fled with the ham as a constable nabbed him, but the shop assistant laughed, saying the joke meant the ham was his to take.
An elderly merchant built two large refiners through ads as John recalls his wife’s question about his tombstone. He responds that the tale of the taverns and ads isn’t important, but the display remains.
Fragmentary lines reflect a debate over sympathy for an underdog in a harsh conflict. The text hints at emotional appeals and dismissive attitudes toward empathy, but readable details are scarce and no clear event or actors emerge.
Madame Charlotte von Tuckoery a Hungarian diviner travels to Paris en route to London claiming powers to locate water springs petroleum and mineral seams. Her divining rod method reportedly reveals springs gold silver coal and petroleum deposits including a Hanover area spring at 750 feet.
The Hudson Bay Company post at Fort Georss plans to route 82 ships via Edmaonton and Tete Jaune Cache over the Crana Trunk Pacific Railway. This introduces a new transport feature for the country, replacing the old caribou road freight 167 miles to Tete Jaune Cache.
Willie and pa went fishin. Pa told me to bait my hook and I did. What is more tragic than to forget on the morning after that convincing excuse you gave last night.
In a playful line, Ty Jove exclaims about a girl on the beach while Dingleberry misnames her as Najaa and Wigglethorpe. The banter shifts to noting she stays far from the water and appears more dry than wet.
A government expert estimates that the Philippines forests hold about 20 400,000,000 board feet of lumber. The figure suggests a vast volume, roughly equal to all U S forest reserves but on only one-eighth the land area.
The article notes that early seaward gull formations signal fair weather and wind, while inland flocks foretell rough conditions. It also claims dolphins surfacing during a gale indicate danger ahead for mariners, making dolphins a chief weather barometer at sea.
Advertised as Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator, the product is claimed to be an unrivaled vermicide that has saved numerous children, according to promotional text. The claim emphasizes its life-saving effect and widespread use.
In 1912 no dangerous fires occurred in the Brazéau or Athabaska Forests of the Rocky Mountains Reserve. A few small blazes along a new railway were caused by contractors but were controlled. The two northern divisions, with additions, cover about four and a half million acres on the eastern side of the Rockies. A forest supervisor’s office is in the Brazeau reserve near Mile 7 of the Alerts Branch, 46 miles southwest of Molson. Fifteen forest rangers were posted across the reserves that season.
The Central Business College Te rezio with four city branches including The Central Telegraph and Ball School and The Shaw Correspondent School are commonly known as Shaw's Schools. They claim to train youths for business careers and better salaries with an annual curriculum interchanging materials mailed free on request to W. H Shaw, president, Toronto, Ontario.
A court record notes the witness lauds Smith for a fine voice and Jones agrees the voice ranks among the world’s best, remarking it would have worn out years ago if not.
A Kansas City street vignette tells of Judge McCate of Wichita praised as the lean old man in the age who once faced a stray hound. a street urchin explains the dog followed him because his father said he would bet on a boy.
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