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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
10
Mr Merivale replies with dry tone that the wife, if truly his, left the group today. He says she departed during the announcement and the pair have no idea where she went or what she intends to do.
A patient at St. Chad's Hospital regains memory after a fall, insisting he is not mad and naming Cornwall friends and a London employer. Nurse Dorothy cites delirium but the man vows he remembers his past and asks for doctor Dick Vanner in Rudstone Cornwall.
A woman in a New York munitions plant refused to join her husband on a strike. Upon returning home he assaulted her and was arrested. His wife pleaded for him to be spared.
Manitoba seed wheat varieties have delivered excellent results in French field trials, showing strong yields and adaptation in the French growing conditions. Researchers note promising performance across multiple test sites and growing seasons.
Archie Bell lauds the fictional work Hearts and Faces by John Murray Gibson. Gibson, born in Ceylon to a Scottish titled father, Oxford educated and Paris trained, edited Black and White in London before pursuing art studies in Paris.
The Lincoln Highway Association argues the coast to coast route could move 100000 troops with gear across 3400 miles in under three weeks. If cars are scarce, factories can produce 590000 autos in two weeks. Auto trucks could shift supply transport from railroads, making the highway essential in peace and war. Three million dollars has been spent since 1913, with calls to finish the hard surface across the route.
The Buffalo Express notes a forecast of a major rise in business for canned fruit dealers as sugar costs climb. They expect housewives to can less fruit, reducing competition for shelf space.
The Toronto News argues Britain must win the war without mirroring German cruelty to prisoners and civilians. It asserts retaliation would lower Britain to “the Beast” and cites moral restraint as essential. The Calgary Herald notes the Dominion nurseries distributed twenty million trees to western farmers, praising prairie resilience as it nears future change.
A dialogue depicts a persistent collecting business where many clients urge the caller to return. One collector notes that some people even dare him, highlighting the pressure and repeated visits typical of debt collection.
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