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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
2
Money quoted by Alloway and Champion at 1 362 Mainstreet Winnipeg with emphasis on firm name and location as referenced in the source text.
Market bulletin listing prices from Fort William with items including oats barley hay dairy butter cheese eggs vegetables and meats. Highlights show oats No 2 white 40c per bushel corn carlots no corn on track value 47 55 to 50c and various livestock prices.
The passage shows broken dialogue with Cleopatra and a slave debating time and permission. It contains stray phrases about modern children and a disjointed exchange on asking for permission, reflecting garbled OCR from an old scene.
Advert promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills claiming to restore health for anaemia and consumption. Narrator cites Miss Lizzie Smith in Waterford and Mrs Smith's testimony of improved appetite headaches and energy after two to four boxes. Mentions price six boxes for 1 50 and Brockville Ontario address. Also references Mandrake and Dandelion liver tonic and Parmelee's Vegetable Pills with testimonials from Quebec and Montreal patients.
Members of the Western Canada Press Association plan a trip east following a highly successful Pacific coast excursion of 1909. Writers recalled the coast journey as historically premier and doubted any future excursion could equal its grand reception and impact.
An account of the 1900s western Canadian journalists excursion praised for its success, noting a larger, representative party of 75 to 80 members and an itinerary through major eastern cities. It highlights receptions, hospitality, and the rail transport arrangements from St. Paul to Winnipeg via multiple lines.
A high reputation medicine by Dr A W Chase is praised through letters from grateful users and society figures. The ad claims nerve restoration, blood enrichment, and overall health improvement, featuring testimonials from Mr A T P Lalame of Clarenceville and Mrs Yoong, a noted leader, endorsing the remedy and urging purchase.
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