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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
6
In a dim studio Leslie confronts May as the dying Raymond Brent’s widow asks who will care for Marjory. May pleads, Leslie vows to protect the child, and the dying woman forgives, her last smile granting hope and vindication.
A Chicago Tribune quotation argues that ignoring the Bible narrows vocabulary and literary expectations. It notes the Bible’s widespread allusions enrich language and humor, and that many sharp jokes hinge on biblical references understood by readers of the Bible.
Mr Chuggins explains he had to store his motor after buying it on credit. He says burning the required gasoline to run it would prevent meeting the payments.
In a clipped exchange, a man asserts a supplier hides calories in food sold, saying nothing is disclosed and the store keeps all figures concealed. The dialogue centers on secrecy in nutritional labeling and consumer awareness.
A senator replies the forthcoming speech is progressing but many items may be cut to preserve sense and he hints he may not deliver it at all.
A Toronto advertisement promotes Dr Cassell's Tablets from Cassell Co Manchester as proven remedies for dyspepsia kidney trouble sleeplessness anaemia nervous ailments nerve paralysis and palpitations in children. It offers a free sample by mailing five cents for postage to Harold F. Ritchie & Co 10 McCaul Street Toronto.
A wife questions if her spouse plays cards for money and answers affirmatively yet notes he has failed both in gambling and in business, painting him as a consistent disappointment in both realms.
The article notes growing use of small isolated electric plants for farm use, priced from about $300 for 175 watts. Six types described, many with gasoline engines and storage batteries, operate at low voltage and are framed as safe for home cleaning, ironing, washing, pumping water and charging batteries.
She-No, not unless you wanted to kiss the whole family.
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