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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
11
Rev. P F Langill of The Manse Carp Ontario writes Zam-Buk helps eczema and skin injuries. He recalls treating a finger wound after an accident and a farmer with a finger flesh loss showing it healed. He urges use for eczema ringworm sores and burns. Zam-Buk Co Toronto sells the remedy.
A mailed ad claims brain workers face stomach and liver irregularities from nervous strain and promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as the best remedy. The copy asserts special compounding for such cases and invites user certification of their superior power.
A vegetarian and Muegins clash over diet healthiness with ancestral eating cited. The vegetarian argues meat is injurious while Muegins defends beef turkey and geese as ancestral fare and counters with a quip about their descendants being dead.
A 1908 notice from Yarmouth reports WM Conty praising Gin Pills for curing rheumatism after one box. It invites readers to sample free and notes Gin Pills cost 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 through National Drug and Chemical Co. Toronto.
A determined man tells how he told the proprietor about a small tip, prompting the owner to compensate the waiter and apologize for having a difficult customer. The Washington Star reports the incident as an example of workplace courtesy.
The ninth birthday party for Helen nearly spoiled by ill temper from a pretty well-dressed guest. A plain, shabby child acted as peacemaker, proving herself a true friend after playmates left. Helen reflected with her mother on a lesson about not judging by appearances.
In London bankruptcy court a sovereign was named as the sole asset of Lord Thurlow. His liabilities total £4,983 and he says £3,765 of the deficiency arose from travel expenses tied to forming a bank.
The readable fragments indicate an incomplete text with garbled words and missing context. No clear events, names, or locations are discernible to form a definitive news item or action.
Lord Crewe spoke at the annual Atlantic Union meeting about improving Anglo American cordiality and cross national relations. He cited a Punch drawing as illustrating national misperceptions and urged friendlier, more open dealings among nations.
In a London suburban police court a husband was sued for desertion after his wife Mrs Tunnicliffe, a suffragette supporter, ordered him out of their home and declared she would be master. He claimed she would not let him stay and would lock him out, but the magistrate dismissed the case.
The United States Congress terminated the monopoly of the Ausst Com mercial Company over seats off Pribinoff Island in Being Sea, aiming to open competition and control. Minard's Liniment referenced as a household item in the context.
One hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo druggists. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An observer noted two well-dressed girls meeting on a street corner and expecting refined dialogue. Instead the man heard one say to the other in a shrill voice, Wot you chaw in', May, revealing casual slang over refined appearance.
F K Jorden brother of F W Jorden postmaster of this town died when a wagon wheel and box slid over a cliff into a torrent two hundred feet below. The team dragged the front wheels on, leaving the driver behind. Jorden, who managed a Fruit Ranch at Fire Valley, was en route with supplies.
A Chicago News paraphrase notes Ritter arguing Blanker and his wife did not marry for love but from pity. Salmne counters that they indeed did not marry for love and married due to mutual pity, prompting Ritter to question if real pity existed to drive marriage.
The product is advertised as highly effective for removing corns and warts with a strong recommendation that it seldom fails.
In a Bos ton Transcript excerpt a speaker recalls Buttin being disciplined by an elder for a quarrel at a service setting. The man dismissed to a back seat, earning affront from Buttin and tainting the temper of the group.
Port Maitland resident Lyndon E Porter claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cured his severe St. Vitus dance after other medicines failed. He reports rapid improvement in two months and asserts the pills address the blood cause, with wide claims of cures for anemia headaches back pain rheumatism nervousness and other ailments. The advertisement promotes the pills at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A clipped, imperfect quotation hints at devotion amid high living costs. The text combines incomplete lines about love and financial strain, suggesting a sentimental message or advertisement embedded in a larger page. No clear names or dates are identifiable.
Charles Joseph Doherty of St. Ann's division Montreal rises as captain of the Conservative forces in Parliament. A gifted lawyer and former Superior Court judge, he has long been a prominent Irish-Canadian figure with Home Rule and constitutionalist views. He also led the 65th Regiment in the Riel campaign and is noted for a clear Naval Bill speech.
A Columbia man guides a woman to document each cheque’s purpose in a blank book. He inspects memory aids on the studs, noting cheque 79 for 75 dollars marked Church expenses. She explains the expense covered an Easter bonnet.
For years Mother Grave’s Worm Exterminator has ranked as the most effective preparation, maintaining its reputation. The notice highlights its longstanding standing in pest control circles and consumer trust.
A witty remark contrasts gender roles by saying women are not slaves to fashion while men bear the financial burden. The line implies mens’ cost of keeping up appearances reflects their heavier economic load.
Dialogue excerpt shows a questioned request for an immediate reply and a retort about keeping someone in suspense. The exchange implies a romantic or social tension between two individuals identified as He and She. No additional context or sources are provided.
A customer seeks extreme distraction at a masked mall as a showkeeper offers a strikingly suggestive solution quoted with terse humor. The brief exchange hints at a provocative service while keeping details minimal.
An advertisement touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a safe vegetable remedy for children's ailments. It claims relief from constipation kidney issues indigestion and overindulgence effects without causing sickness weakness or griping. It urges keeping a box at home.
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