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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
15
A humorous exchange reveals tensions between a new Australian officer and a private over hat etiquette. The private, bemused by the army rules, remarks he joined with the first push rather than waiting for late drafts. The tale underscores the clash of discipline and slang in early military life.
The export of gold coin bullion and fine bars is prohibited except under license from the minister of finance. The move conserves the Dominion's gold resources, part of wartime measures that also used currency act provisions to redeem Dominion notes in gold during the conflict.
An advertisement urges relief for nervous disorders through Dr Williams' Pink Pills claiming to build new rich blood. It cites improved appetite digestion and sleep, sharing a testimonial from Mrs Victor Booth of Parry Sound Ontario and offering pills at 50 cents per box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
A Canadian Northern Railway freight department report shows 1917 gains across livestock and dairy product movements in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Cattle up 87 percent hogs 29 percent sheep 243 percent mixed stock 36 percent. Butter up 19 percent cheese 37 percent eggs 5 percent dressed meat 16 percent dressed poultry 11 percent. Total produce shipped rose 15 percent to 24.618 million pounds.
The ad claims Parmelees Vegetable Pills restore stomach function, clear the mind, and improve work capacity. It presents the pills as a trusted, long standing remedy used for years to restore healthful action in the stomach and invites a trial to prove their value.
The account tells of a French stretcher-bearer who blew up a bridge to slow a German advance and earned the Military Medal. Despite orders to decorate him on the spot, searchers found no trace or name, and he remained anonymous to the public.
The card explains how dandelions provide possible health benefits and contribute variety to meals. It notes iron is essential for health and that greens such as spinach supply iron, with dandelion greens also valuable as a supplement to staple foods.
A Montreal hotel keeper relates buying a horse said to have incurable ringbone for 00. He treated it with 1 dollar worth of MINARD'S LINIMENT then sold the animal for 85 dollars. Profit from the liniment amounted to 54 dollars. MOISE DEROSCE. Hotel Keeper, St. Phillippe, Que.
A question ponders penalties for a captured enemy spy who walks to a hospital and bombs the building and its occupants. It argues whether a spy should be treated differently for airborne or ground actions, reflecting wartime justice views in the Philadelphia Record.
A drugstore ad touts Putnam's Extractors as the cure for stubborn corns. It claims a drop or two removes pain and peels away the troublesome corn, with no half measures and a quarter price. Get a bottle today.
The London Times quotes President Wilson on Russia’s turmoil and the threat of German expansion. It argues allies must watch Russia’s future, as Russia’s independence is a European and world interest, with trials echoing past nations’ resilience and renewal.
An ad style copy touts a topical product promising relief for corns and calluses with a few drops and simple lifting motion. The text emphasizes ease and no humbug, aiming to attract readers seeking quick foot care.
Major Andrew Rasmussen of Portland Oregon was killed while leading a reconnoitering party on the Picardy front northwest of Toul He had been sent by the British in October to train Americans in bayonet fighting and joined the U S Army in January with a Major's commission He was famed for fearlessness and died riding toward the trenches after joking with correspondents as shells fell nearby
A Halifax tramcar converted into a mobile kitchen carries a 1200-gallon water tank and an electrical outfit able to power stoves for mass meals. The car serves meals from both sides, has cash offices at each end, and draws current from overhead wires. The kitchen operates along a 33 mile tramway arm, enabling on the move food service.
A sensational ad promotes Free Zone, claimed to be invented by a Cincinnati chemist. The ether compound allegedly shrivels and loosens corns and calluses with a drop or two, removing them painlessly and cheaply. It urges readers to ask at local drug stores and wholesale houses for a bottle.
A standard remedy praised for years of use aims to protect children from worm infestations. The product name is highlighted as trusted by caregivers seeking effective treatment.
A humorous exchange notes a quirky personal record as the owner recalls seven trips in one mile. The line frames a light moment around a peculiar achievement and the phrase Mile stones underscores the jest.
An old pamphlet claims Minard's Liniment cured diphtheria in South America early in the sixteenth century, noting its introduction to the region.
A sentimental remark notes a husband before death asked his wife not to remarry. The speaker recalls his considerate nature and concern for others in a brief memorial aside.
Simple and Sure Dr Thomas Electric Oil claims easy use with plain directions. It asserts the product can be understood by all ages and is suitable as a liniment or dressing with simple rubbing application.
The United States war authorities permit churches to display the naval service church flag for interior decoration or to fly from a staff. The flag features a blue cross on a white field.
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