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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
3
Article explains that even modern F class submarines require about five minutes to submerge after orders. Earlier models took ten minutes to fifteen, due to ballast water intake and balance. Depth is controlled by horizontal rudders. ballast water is carefully added to maintain level trim and prevent disaster.
Advert says Parmelee's Vegetable Pills benefit rheumatism by stimulating liver and kidney action to regulate uric acid. Taken as directed and steadily, they will show beneficial effects.
The Boston Transcript notes that British control of the seas remains solid despite submarine raids. Since the war began Britain lost merchant vessels totaling 460,628 tons, yet its empire port tonnage is about 5,000,000 net tons, underscoring British maritime preponderance. The UK also added new merchant marine strength, with annual shipyard tonnage three times the losses from German actions.
A Herrinning shopper recalls a salesman being overwhelmed by items he pulled down and not buying anything. A second shopper describes a rude man who ignored her seat request in a car yesterday and sought to get even.
An open letter to Manitoba's agriculture minister urges a national, cooperative fight against weed infestation harming grain. It cites a farmer's experience of losing wheat to weed seeds and argues weed control would benefit farmers and the wider community, warning of possible drastic measures if neglect continues.
Experiments in Horticulture Director J H Grisdale appeals to the agriculture minister for Bulletin No 82 from the Dominion Division of Horticulture. Prepared by W T Maclean and branch superintendents, the 88 page bulletin covers vegetable, fruit, trees, plants and flowers across Canada with field notes from Ottawa to British Columbia. It urges immediate application to the Publications branch, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, for free forwarding.
A London Chronicle report says Italian soldiers are drilled for many duties beyond standard service and must aid in protecting life and property during crime, accidents, or disasters. It notes Italy's affection for its army as both home guardian and defender against foreign threats, citing the recent earthquake.
The manager asks how the critic wrote such a scathing roast of the new play. The author retorts that the critic overheard the manager’s conversations about the play.
Canada promotes artificial propagation to restock lakes and rivers damaged by wastes. In 1915 about 280 million whitefish fry were distributed in the Great Lakes. Three new hatcheries now operate near Kenora Ontario, Thurlow Ontario, and Qu Appelle Park, with capacities up to 70 million eggs and over 60 million whitefish and eight million salmon trout. Kenora will also raise pickerel, while stocking Lake of the Woods waters. Government support boosts fresh water fisheries valued at about $4 million annually and aids tourism in regions like Lake of the Woods as Canada gains sportsman appeal.
Those familiar with the genuine effects of Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil note its value in treating various ailments. It is a true household medicine and cheaper than a doctor, so keep it on hand for unexpected calls.
Long before the war the Kaiser condemned intoxicants and urged total abstinence for students and naval officers. He told young naval officers that beer impairs steering ships and aiming guns, advocating a pledge of total abstinence. He also repressed manufacture, sale, and use of intoxicants as a wartime measure.
Rankin Beanbrough catches a terrible head cold after tipping his hat to the ladies. Phyle says that tipping is an altogether new form of the evil.
The Canadians advanced with steadiness despite heavy losses and recently earned baptism of fire. They retook the guns and saved the situation for the time being, drawing British gratitude for their valor. In battle they stood beside the regular army’s paladins.
A study notes 61 buildings damaged by lightning in central and eastern Ontario and western Quebec in April, most unprotected by rods. It cites W H Day of Ontario Agricultural College praising rods, with data from ten years covering 599 struck buildings. Only 18 were rodded. 63.6% loss vs 16.6% for rodded. Insurance losses run about half a million annually. Bulletin 220 from Ontario department of agriculture offers more on rod efficiency.
Overwork and worry harm the nervous system causing nervous exhaustion headaches sleeplessness and indigestion. If neglected it can lead to a complete nervous breakdown. Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a tonic that enriches the blood and strengthens nerves with testimonials like Henry Marr of Port Felix Nova Scotia praising recovery after six boxes. Sold by dealers or by mail The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The Canadian branch of the international boundaries commission presented its 1907 report to Premier Borden with maps. W. J. Stewart said the document was unanimous and addressed discrepancies between American and British maps under the 1820 Treaty of Ghent. Sir Robert says the method signals future good relations between Canada and the United States.
A fragmentary quote contrasts efficiency with overworked language. The line reads like a caution against complexity and seeks practical clarity, though context and attribution are missing. It hints at a larger dialogue on productivity and expression without identifiable persons or events.
A historical note profiles Mary Read and Anne Rooney as bold early 18th century pirates who fought bravely aboard Captain Rackham’s ship, Mary dying in prison while Anne was later released. It also portrays Edward Teach Blackbeard as a feared 1717 era pirate, famed for the Queen Anne s Revenge and brutal acts, including a fiery attempt to burn crewmates alive to test endurance.
A 100 by 10 foot map in the CPR general office framing the entire Dominion rail network. Eighteen months and the effort of three top drawing department men produced a minute, comprehensive chart. It shows every inch of track, lakes and rivers, cities and towns, and each system’s course from start to finish, with legible, tiny characters for quick overview by high company officers.
The bank reports over twenty one million in cash assets and a one third rise in quick assets, with loans in Canada stable despite general shrinkage. Outside Canada, stock related lending falls by about two million. Profits dip, but dividends are paid, signaling solid reserve management and confidence in the bank’s strength.
Uninformed endure corn pain while the knowing apply Holloway's Corn Cure and gain relief. The ad card promises fast, effective treatment for stubborn corns with simple at home application.
A short dialogue notes a student admitting to studying fossils and reluctantly accepting being labeled as such. The exchange hints at self identity and interest in paleontology within a school setting.
The exchange echoes a light hearted quarrel about affection and old habits. One speaker accuses the other of never holding them on their lap, while the response defends a change in behavior yet asserts familiarity with the style once shared.
Westminster Gazette reports Captain Bean of the British Army in France notes Tommy Atkins strives to live up to the Chocolate Soldier. Candy and sweet meats are in high demand, with Australian troops in Cairo reportedly having eaten the chocolate supply. The canteen reports five times the expected demand for sweets and soft drinks and one fifth the expected beer demand.
Harlin Fulton of Pleasant Bay, C B notes that Minardo's Liniment is the sole liniment requested and stocked, with all customers using it.
In 1912 the west required 25,000 harvest workers from the east during a big crop. Now western farms have fewer working men due to many young rural men enlisting for the war. With more work and fewer men, the need for outside labor will be greater. Winnipeg Free Press notes the source of help is a key question.
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