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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
11
Personal testimonial from Arie Berault of Sweetsburg detailing severe catarrh and near consumption. He credits Catarrhozone inhalations for rapid improvement after weeks of emaciation and organ distress. Advertisement notes two sizes priced $1 large, with guarantee and dealer warnings against imitations.
Senate hearings on the disaster fault the Titanic voyage planning and the Californian’s signals, noting insufficient lifeboats and drills. The Im von Emperor will carry lifeboats for all aboard, and other firms add safety gear. Lawmakers warn no concession to chance.
The Moose Jaw News notes the shift toward a Made in Canada train concept, contrasting it with past chatter about Made in Germany. The column praises domestic manufacturing advances and suggests broader adoption could boost local industry and national pride.
A man recalls consulting a physician who urged him to quit smoking a pipe. A witty reply asks what the doctor charged, noting it cost ten dollars and joking that the doctor acted like a plumber for the moment.
The article argues Winston Churchill may become Britain’s premier and Liberal leader, highlighting his American connections, naval budget stance, home rule support, and high public profile. It notes praise and ridicule alike, and chronicles his military and political career from Cuba 1895 onward.
Dr Charles R Campbell San Antonio official bacteriologist proposes bat roosts to curb malaria and mosquito populations. After placing two roosts he plans more as bats prey on swarms of mosquitoes aided by minnows in cisterns and ponds.
The article explains the submarine bell as a warning device for reefs and shoals, noting widespread adoption by nations. It lists counts by country including the United States fifty two Canada fourteen Great Britain twenty six Germany fifteen and mentions other seaport nations with smaller numbers.
The May 16 departure from Montreal launches a special exhibit train touring the western region until July 1. It features Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada Limited products with samples and souvenirs for visitors, highlighting brands like Black Watch Plug Tobacco Meerschaum Cut Plug Old Chum Pipe Tobacco Players Navy Cut cigarettes Sweet Caporal and Columbia Little.
The article notes thumb licking and joining as a signaling pledge in Scottish bargaining among social classes. Selden links kissing the thumb to servility, while authors like Tacitus trace the practice to Goths Iberians and Moors, persisting into modern times.
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