Unclear entry from Barniner office publication
Fragmentary notice from Russell Manitoba with names and publisher reference, unclear event or action, readable fragments point to a newspaper notice or advertisement.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
5
Fragmentary notice from Russell Manitoba with names and publisher reference, unclear event or action, readable fragments point to a newspaper notice or advertisement.
In Shoal Lake Russell and Minnedosa fought to a 0 0 draw until Stevenson scored the deciding goal late in the second half. Referee Dr Leishman oversaw a hard fought match with strong defense from Schwalm Kipper Bryant Webster and Hill for Russell and Turley Grippen and Mack for Minnedosa. The crowd, including Russell supporters on a special train, witnessed a memorable game finished in partial darkness.
The notice lists candidates writing Part I Third Class including Herbert Wright and Ethel Setter, Part II with Annie A. McDougall and others, Full Third Class Christian A Johnson and Alvin B. Callin, Second Class names James Arthur Johnston Evelyn Kelso and others, with C. R. Brown of Gladstone presiding as examiner.
A verbose advertisement discusses frequent deaths from heart disease and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Stone root derivatives as remedies. It cites authorities and doctors, claims heart tonic effects, and mentions benefits to stomach, liver, bowels, and overall vigor. The copy cites historic texts and medical personalities to bolster credibility.
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