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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
6
A diplomat complains of efforts to restore young King Manuel by courting the Portuguese nobility. The Marquis de Villabar pressed a count in London for a subscription, with the count replying he is always at the king's service, while dismissing calls for industrial ventures like a sausage factory.
An advertisement asserts indigestion vanishes when the stomach is strengthened by Dr Williams Pink Pills. It cites Mr D B McLean of Sterling Nova Scotia reporting complete relief after using the tonic, which also enriches the blood and steadies the nerves. Pills cost 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The line characterizes a blunt ideal of masculine presence as older and harsher than wit, suggesting a critique of appearances and intellect in social judgment. It frames a persona defined by stature, weight, age, and voice over cleverness.
Advertiser claims deep corn and wart relief when Holloways Corn Cure is used as directed.
A reflection on maternal admiration. The saying suggests that when kids view their mother as the best and brightest, she embodies those qualities in real life.
A health column discusses how the body’s impurities cause pains aches and fatigue. It explains the common sources of buildup and suggests lifestyle changes and remedies to restore energy and well being.
An advertisement promotes Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills claiming spring poisons clog the liver and kidneys. It asserts pills purify blood and relieve fatigue backaches and digestive issues. The copy cites use of one pill per dose and price as six pence per box, sold by Edmanson Bates & Co Limited in Toronto.
The lesson centers on Isaiah’s prophecy of the Suffering Servant and its fulfillment in Christ. It links Isaiah 53 to Luke 24 and 1 Peter, highlighting the servant’s wounds, healing, and the believer’s call to endure reproach for His sake. The piece also notes Jesus’ burial, resurrection, glory, and the need for personal faith in His sacrifice.
A narrator mentions Bridget and says the master and mistress will dine at home at six. The briefing confirms a hearty meal is ordered for that time.
Advertisement asserts Wilson's Fly Pads kill many times more house flies than any other known article. The claim emphasizes superior effectiveness of the product for pest control.
A Victorian style dialogue features a housekeeper asking about Mr Budd's vote while a butler remarks the election fight centers on a party and duty. The exchange highlights public interest and the era's formal tone in voting.
The advertisement extols Parmelee's Vegetsh'e Pills as portable and easy to take. It claims the pills are accurate, composed of proven ingredients, and effective in regulating the digestive organs, asserting they are the most popular medicine available.
A spectator notes a man drinking tea while contemplating a shiftless appearance. The remark hints at casual fashion norms and personal style attitudes.
A curious note claims Minard's liniment cured a target in cows amid a local exchange about business. The statement reflects a rural belief in medicinal remedies used on livestock.
A humorous exchange between Mrs Gabbel and Mr Gabbel about medical exam jokes. The doctor asks to look at the tongue, and the grandfather facetiously questions if it was stepped on, while noting a grandmother hides upset with grandchildren though a grandfather shows less concern.
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