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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 27, 1916

Page

2

Too Little Blood and Pink Pills Promise Strength

An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anaemia and fatigue, claiming to restore rich blood and improve health. It includes a testimonial from Geo Turner of New Haven, Nova Scotia, and notes price and purchase options. The note about Mother Graves Worm Exterminator and a quip on baldness and whiskers closes the piece.

Dr. Williams Williams Geo. Turner New Haven N. S Dr. Williame Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Minard's Liniment Ad From Nova Scotia

Local testimonial from Rosaway Dick Co. Nova Scotia praising Minard's Liniment for chest injuries after a fall. User reports severe pain and inability to work until applying warmed liniment with flannel. Aimed at readers seeking relief for breathing pain and chest strain.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited Minard H. Cossa Boom Rosaway, Dick Co N.S

Eight German and Austrian Ships Idle in American Harbors

Eight German and twelve Austrian ships lie in American ports totaling 308 479 tons of net tonnage. The merchant fleet is idle due to wartime restrictions while warships stay until the war ends. Allies patrol outside the three mile limit, preventing merchant departures.

Defeat Reframed as Education and First Step

A reflective quote views defeat as education and the initial stride toward improvement, suggesting resilience and growth. The statement positions failure as a necessary phase in progress and personal development.

Forestry Farms and Progressive Plantings for Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan farmers urged to expand forestry programs with more lectures on shelter belts and gospel tree planting. Officials should collect names and locations of eager growers, send inspectors to advise on ground prep, and direct funding to practical conservation work for widespread tree planting on farms.

Saskatchewan General Conservation Commission

They All Went Away Together and Kidney Trouble

An early 20th century advertisement notes rheumatism linked to kidney trouble and promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills with patient endorsements. It also touts Dr J D Kelloge's Asthma Remedy and Dr Thomas' Electric Oil as quick reliefs for choking, bronchial inflammation, and colds, with a light aside on heart health savings.

J. D. Kelloge Thomas

Italian Queen Narrowly Escape Bomb Attacks Near Train

Italy's Queen Helena and her daughters Princess Jolanda and Haralda escaped raid near a train on the front line en route to Venice. An Austrian airplane attacked the darkened line as bombs fell close to the royal car, breaking telegraph wires and triggering alarms.

Italy Helena Jolanda Haralda Venice

Back Door Dodge and the Butchers’ Cologne Scandal

A compressed report describes a German confrontation over back door meat sales to loyal patrons. A wily butcher cites regulations when confronted about hidden premises and alleged violations related to Kultur era trade practices.

Cologne Son of “Kultur

Stamps as Spy Messages in War Time Trade Controls

A New York philatelist reports Italy and Germany have forbidden export and import of used and unused postage stamps. British and French restrictions are noted. A letter claims two secret codes hidden in stamps conveyed naval or military information, influencing govt decisions.

Switzerland Hugh Clark New York Ceaters Germany Rowmania Orient Holland Fenech Clark

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad in Toledo News

Frank J. Cheney claims his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized affidavit dated December 6 in Toledo, Ohio. Mail's Cure is taken internally through the blood to mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists.

Olin City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney FP. J. Cheney & Co J. Cheney A. W. Gleason Swat Mall J. Cheney & GO Hall

New Ship Collision Device Promises Safer Darkness Voyages

Announcement states William Marconi will soon unveil a simple contrivance operable from a ship bridge to prevent collisions in darkness or fog. Roumania's 5 percent loan of 24 million dollars was oversubscribed by 16 million.

William Marconi Roumania

Nerviline promises relief for rheumatism and aches

The ad touts Nerviline as a topical remedy for rheumatic pain in older adults, claiming rapid easing by rubbing on the affected joints and muscles. It highlights internal safety, easy use for all ages, and a 50 cent trial bottle from Catarrhozone Co. in Kingston Canada.

Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada

Bread adulteration in Britain warned by Brend

Dr. Wm A Brend in the Nineteenth Century warns that ordinary white bread sometimes contains wood dust bone dust alum and salts or magnesia to absorb more water. He notes two harmful bleaching methods alum addition and chemical fumes and says there is no law limiting wheat content or protecting buyers.

Great Britain Wm. A. Brend

Wit and Workhouse Woes at Woolwich Arsenal

A terse exchange hints at class tension as a worker at the Woolwich Arsenal earns five to ten dollars per week. The dialogue underscores a clash between a mother’s admonition and a peasant keeper’s remark about social standing and station.

Woolwich Arsenal

Paying for War Sacrifices Beyond Duty

A London Free Press editorial argues that enduring wives and dependents face greater hardship than soldiers in war as separation and anxiety persist. It contends that patriotic citizens should not envy paying taxes or penalties, given the empire’s historic opportunity to serve humanity and civilization.

London Free Presa

Spoon Debate Sparks Kitchen Confusion

A Kansas City Journal snippet shows Freddie and his mother arguing over a spoon with the child asking if the spoon holds medicine or ice cream. The exchange highlights a domestic moment and a playful misunderstanding within a family scene.

Freddie Kansas City Journal

Van Rock and Van Dusen Trade Joking Deal

A light exchange centers on Van Dusen professing affection for Van Rock’s daughter and Van Rock replying the ground is for sale if the price is right in a playful country seat conversation.

van Dusen van Rock

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