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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
7
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor convention submitted about 200 resolutions urging recognition of the Soviet government and the lifting of the blockade on the USSR controlled regions. When debated on the floor, the issue is expected to trigger a sharp clash. An old saying notes an egg plant never fears opposition.
Baroness de la Roche, famed French aviatrix, piloting a small bi plane, reached 15 700 feet in Paris. The French Acro club recognizes her new height record for women, surpassing Ruth Law by over 1 000 feet.
A jumbled OCR fragment shows a quotation about shame and learning from Pope plus a line about care and sleep after a first application. The text includes stray letters and incomplete phrases likely from a newspaper page.
Cures claimed include bronchitis abscess sprained leg and knee injury by Minard's Liniment with names S A Livingstone Mahone Bay John Mader Bridgewater Joshua A Wynacht asserting recovery.
Florida brides organize a June mobilization as they skip wallflower roles. Arched eyebrows and elegant steps become symbols of poised flirtation while men are urged to loosen up their attitudes toward money.
The ad promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a mild effective laxative preventing and treating bowel and stomach derangements in children. Testimonial from Mrs. W. B. Coolledge of Sarnia praises ease of use and money saved on doctors, with price 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Also notes a New York Tribune quote about Germany wanting the front seat in a hearse.
The ad urges parents to spare children from worms using Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, claiming it is the best remedy available. It contrasts criticism of a person with the idea that growth changes the quality one dislikes.
A British meditation on empire rising to defend the Motherland at war. The piece notes soldiers from the Dominions answered the call, showing an exalted patriotism beyond mere pride, and contrasts reticence with the true force of empire.
A testimonial advertisement claims Dr Chase's Nerve Food restores blood and nerve elements for tired weak people. Mrs. Thomas Williamson of Picton Ontario reports renewed strength and sleep after use, with pricing listed as 50 cent per box and six boxes for $2.75 through Toronto dealers Edmason Bates & Co.
A humorous London item notes Maggie and Sandy praising War Bonds. The line implies pride in growing assets and secure finances as a playful quip about aging and investments.
The ad proclaims Black Watch as the top black plug chewing tobacco available in the market, highlighting quality and appeal to tobacco users seeking a strong, traditional flavor.
The article explains that grey cast iron expands in volume at high temperatures due to internal oxidation from gas penetration. A proposed fix is to remove free graphite from the surface to reduce porosity, with successful results from annealing parts for days in iron rust at 1650 to 1830 degrees Fahrenheit.
An early 20th century promotion touts Catarrhozone as a breakthrough inhaler that reaches the lungs to destroy bronchitis germs and banish coughs and throat trouble. It advertises a large 30 size at 50 cents with sample availability.
The Guelph Chamber of Commerce plans formal steps to attract several hundred British girls for domestic work and factory labor, estimating 100 are needed for homes and 300 for mills. The piece also notes unrelated psychology on asthma relief and a bee sting remark.
Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin are now made in Canada by a Canadian company with no German involvement. The Bayer Cross marks authentic aspirin, proven safe for headache neuralgia colds rheumatism lumbar pain and other pains.
The quote notes that noble acts lose impact when the doer boasts or explains them. It cautions against self-promotion undermining genuine virtue.
The Jefferson City Tribune notes that Minard's Liniment is held in high regard by physicians indicating strong professional support while offering a wry social observation that a body must earn twice its value for basic living.
A Victorian advertisement touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as relief for indigestion and its mental distraction. It declares the treatment will convince users of its great excellence and claims the pills will do all that is claimed for them. The note adds a brief aside about iron ore deposits in Southwestern France, linked to Roman era mining.
A harsh stance condemns Bolshevism as barbaric and alien to civilization. It argues Lenin and Trotzky incite further atrocities and urges allied nations to uphold a sane government against the Reds. The piece claims revolts against Bolshevism are growing as defeats reveal the need for order.
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