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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
7
A Baltimore mother reports her daughter Allee recovered after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The company cites hundreds of letters praising the medicine for female troubles and invites others to write for free advice.
A flirty exchange from Harper's Bazaar shows a woman requesting help for household service. She seeks a new hat and desires several rough men to assist, while Arthur weighs the suggestion.
Readers praise a worm extent remedy as valuable for managing intestinal parasites. The promotional claim emphasizes the product’s effectiveness and practicality for households seeking relief.
A Washington Herald quip observes Wombat lagging in aid as a running joke about him keeping the neck of the chicken for three Sundays running.
A historical advertisement recounts that Cuticura remedies cured severe eczema and scalp eruptions after doctors failed. It cites multiple testimonials from patients in North America and Montreal, describing relief within weeks and even complete cures for long standing cases.
The lesson highlights Josiah a seven year old king who did right and led reforms in Jerusalem ending with a strong temple devotion. It compares him to Joash Samuel Jeremiah and Jesus stressing prayer obedience and walking before the Lord. It notes Josiah’s early seeking of God reforms at twenty six and temple cleansing to restore true worship.
The Brooklyn Times notes Senator Stone of Missouri argues that Canadian farm labor costs are higher than those in the United States, challenging the idea that Canadian farmers gain from reciprocity. He warns Canadians would fear competition from cheaper American labor, not the other way around.
An unseen narrator notes a fountain is audible in the next room while a host clarifies the hush decor. The woman hosts an afternoon tea and the father drinks a cup, revealing a domestic scene.
Some farmers say they intend to arm themselves to shoot when automobiles do not slow up to meet their teams. Fetter notes concern that a farmer who resorts to killing could draw legal action. Town wives and children fear loss of husband or father from such a deadly response.
The ad urges keeping Baby's Own Tablets in homes with babies to quickly treat summer complaints and prevent severe illness. A testimonial from Mrs. Desire Martin of St Denis Quebec claims rapid relief for infant colic and constipation after castor oil failed. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Conversation notes a humorous exchange where a husband asks about viewable scenery and the wife replies the guide warned her to watch her steps, so she only noticed her boots during a mountain excursion.
A Yonkers Statesman item notes a claim that Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria. The snippet also includes a dialogue exchange about hair and a maid, reflecting chatter in a local column.
Hulbert Footner of Hamilton and companion C A Eager left Edmonton this week carrying 400 pounds for a 3900 mile voyage through northern country. Footner wrote Two on a Trail and Eager has written extensively. They aim to reach the headwaters of the Hay River, where no white men have yet penetrated, as advised by J K Cornwall MPP of Alberta. Robert Service is currently in the north.
A light remark contrasts expectations with reality as settlers admit that even after moving, contentment fades and new flaws emerge. The exchange hints at common housing jitters and adaptation challenges in unfamiliar spaces.
The piece discusses how vigor and energy dip as spring approaches and suggests methods to sustain vitality. It emphasizes practical steps to boost motivation, stamina, and mood during seasonal shifts.
An old advertisement claims Dr Chase's Nerve Food strengthens the body by restoring nerve force and enriching blood. It targets indigestion neuralgia and rheumatic pains, promising renewed appetite digestion and energy. Sold for 58 cents a box or 2.50 for a two box supply through Edmonson Bates Co Toronto.
Canada has a small export butter trade and would risk larger imports under a tariff scheme. In the year ending 1910 Canada shipped 4,615,330 pounds worth 1,010,274 dollars while imports totaled 687,454 pounds worth 104,301 dollars.
An oil without alcohol claims to combine six essential oils for lasting effects. The advertisement asserts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil offers unmatched preventive and healing power with no alcohol content.
One hundred two passengers from the ship Corwin were landed on solid ice seven miles from shore in the Behring Sea recently. The perilous landing follows the vessel's encounter and crew efforts amid extreme cold and treacherous ice conditions.
A Boston venue debuts the Purtan theatre with the tagline It is to laugh. The opening signals a bold refuge for comedy and stage performances in the city.
The Calcutta Turf Club Derby sweepstake totals £66,666, beating last year by £16,666. Captain H T Raban of the Indian army drew Lemberg ticket 92,211 for 14 shillings and later sold half the stake for £7,500, winning £33,000 in all. About a quarter million tickets are sold annually with 40 percent to the winner and 10 percent to non starters. romance and global ticket reach are noted alongside famous gains in India and London.
One of the finest Canadian honors along the royal coronation route will stand opposite Downing Street in Whitehall. Ontario, the Dominion’s wealthiest province, funds two colossal pylons with four Corinthian columns and provincial arms. A farmer shearing sheep and a female figure with cornucopia symbolize agricultural prosperity. the design by H. H. Smott Wil 7, B.A., features carvings reflecting wealth and industry.
A father recalls his daughter finding a suitor just as hope waned saying she landed the fellow at the right moment. The exchange highlights the emotional turning point of a family choosing a spouse.
An advertisement touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the pills restore regular stomach action and promote healthy digestion, citing long standing use and high esteem among users.
In cities the heat is driving many people to frustration and even dogs grow restless. The city’s oppressive weather is described as enough to unsettle both humans and pets alike.
Detroit Free Press notes a quirky claim about Minard's Liniment curing colds amid lighthearted chatter about a fishing trip. A reader asks about success while one man boasts the boat required no rowing.
A millionaire accepts a farmer's invitation to ride atop a hay wagon. The vow to return to nature ends abruptly as the traveler vanishes, leaving the farmer startled and the dreamlike scene unresolved. The aside notes on women add a quick social observation about men learning.
A Carthage man coins a nickname for the harem skirt describing it as a two cylinder runabout reflecting a playful local slang. The quip illustrates casual naming trends in regional humor.
A reflection on personal freedom in taste across literature music religion and politics while asserting a duty to respect family bonds and kinship. The statement emphasizes individual rights alongside communal obligations within family ties.
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