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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
3
Miss Lacy Mosher from Windsor Nova Scotia endorses Nerviline for cold and chest symptoms. She reports a severe chest cold cured after three daily applications plus gargle, and says friends also are helped. Ends with product prices and distributor mentions Buffalo New York Kingston Ontario.
The Sunday label on Belgian stamps, a relic of Sabbatarian reform, allows immediate Sunday delivery by removing the dominical tab before affixing. The perforated label surrounds the stamp. if left on the letter it is not delivered Sunday. Public reception is doubtful but it remains on King Albert I era issues.
Saxon contemplates confessing a hidden past as Duska's love deepens. A chase of memory and motive unfolds, driving him toward a South American inquiry and a dawn encounter that tests trust. The scene shifts to a moonlit garden where Duska appears at his side, prompting a promise to reveal all.
The article reviews lifespans across French academic bodies and famous figures. It contrasts averages for scholars with poets and artists, noting the influence of lifestyle on longevity and citing examples from Byron to Goethe. It highlights painters as generally long lived, referencing Hazlitt and Michael Angelo.
The article argues that aging scientists and intellectuals tend to live longer due to disciplined minds and better health habits. It notes strong brains often accompany robust vitality, though high intellect does not guarantee longevity. It cites the cynic saying a bad heart and good digestion aid longevity and mentions a Cairo telegram about ten big guns headed toward Cyrenaica for a Turkish camp near Tripoli.
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