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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
3
Two former friends meet in reminiscence at a wedding supper. One says a newly married couple waved off nerves with playful songs. The other collapses in horror recalling a prior performance of Lucia and the Mikado during their own nuptials.
The article discusses remedies such as Electric Oil and Mira Brush for coughs and bronchial issues and notes a government microscope finding that house flies can carry disease germs. It promotes Wise's Fly Pate as preventing infection by killing germs and flies.
Fragmentary note from Chicago Record Herald recounts a door confrontation as a caller asks if the mistress is home and instructs the bearer to tell Mrs Jenni to use a car, revealing a domestic miscue in a clipped excerpt.
A fragmentary London Opinion note references a man with a wooden leg suffering pain and a woman named Willan involved in taiking him. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or dates, but centers on a reward and the subject of the leg injury.
A reader urges keeping Minard's Liniment at home. The note references a discussion about remedies and suggests practical use for everyday ailments.
A reader from Georgetown Ontario recommends Baby’s Own Tablets to keep children healthy during hot weather. She credits the medicine with easing complaints from upset stomachs and bowels and says it helps mothers feel confident as if they were a doctor at home.
G Ascher a Canadian writer recounts his first two days in London. He notes Canadians abroad faced questions from critics about Yankee invasion and discusses Canadian popularity and future prosperity as observed by English friends and literary figures. He also mentions a humorous exchange with a magistrate and a Scottish American quip.
General Sir Creagh, an Irishman, is named Commander in Chief in India succeeding Lord Kitchener. He will command 57,000 British and Indian troops across 2 million square miles and oversee 300 million people with a salary of £6,666 yearly. His early career included Afghan war service and a Victoria Cross for a bold defense at Dakka while leading a native battalion against the Momund tribes.
Farmers buy liniment and lumber as demand rises. Farmer Whit fletree notes his hired man has gained energy but is pinched for sneeding, reflecting anecdotal thrift amid a busy market.
I was cured of bronchitis and asthma by Minard's Liniment. A. Livingstone of Lot 8 P. Ell T was cured of rheumatism by Minard's Liniment at Mahone Bay. John Mader, T was cured of a severely strained leg by Minard's Liniment. Joshua A. Wynacht of Bridgewater reports relief.
The text presents a fragmented classroom scene with voices including Stub McGuff and a teacher asking for meaning. Several garbled phrases reference an India Library and an experiment by Tudge's Dons, with repeated mentions of killing houses and a stray article.
British travelers increasingly choose Canada over the United States for holidays. The Canadian Pacific staff at Charing Cross reports a flood of inquiries about Canadian tours as costs are lower and scenery superior.
An enterprising reporter at a seaside resort pressed Lord Northcote for policy advice on Canada's future. The exchange touched on governance, diplomacy, and the ease of adopting new approaches, highlighting cautious views on costly reforms and strategic direction.
A brief remark from a Cleveland Leader column expresses surprise at how strangers are talked about. The speaker notes that others may hear similar harsh tales about the listener.
A new movement in women farmers grows from the Elias Sean manor near Bredon. A gardening school run by Mrs Woodhall Mertin trains women and a boy in beekeeping dairy and general horticulture. The plan aims to create a cooperative women’s colony with potential government backing and wider farm affiliations.
An article notes a pattern of bomb outrages and police injuries in India, with low detections and few convictions for murder during 996 in Bengal and Calcutta. It reports ongoing police efforts amid disorder in Crileutie as thefts rise and unrest continues.
In a remote Demerara gold district of British Guiana a small church stands out for its odd roof made of paper. Its bells are two empty metal jars struck by an iron rod, and a flour barrel serves as a quaint place of worship. A table covers musicians and a triangular horseshoe tile adds to the scene.
Attention grows over the appointment of Satyendra Prasanna Sinha as a member of the Viceroy's council. This marks the first time a native has been allowed to join the council, with Birpha noted as one of four leaders of the ...
Charles Dayon, a farmer from St George Manitoba, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring his health after youth illness. He describes cramps, fatigue, memory issues, and weakness before the pills, noting rapid improvement and belief they cure kidney disease at any stage.
Congressman John T. Lenahan of Luzerne faced questions in a bribery case as a prominent witness was asked if he had ever refused. The exchange revealed tense cross examination with references to prior conduct and attendance.
An advertisement touts Parmeable Pill as a fast remedy for liver distress and bile flow disorders. It claims no better medicine exists among pill preparations and promises speedy correction of the disorder.
In Camaguey province a large hotel once Spanish barracks is being modernized by the Cun railway company. Sir William reports on sugar cane interests and the amusing scene of painters coating the floors with ox blood bought from a slaughterhouse, aiming for a cool, appropriate look.
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