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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
6
In a crowded box office scene two young women fail to secure adjacent seats while mostly empty rows spread out, a timid note among the crowd. A heavy middle aged man sits beside one woman, staring ahead as he hides his face in a programme and breathes, reflecting uneasy tension.
Special remedy for dysentery cholera morbus and stomach and intestinal disorders marketed as a summer danger but can strike any time. A doctor diagnoses angina oris in a young patient while noting misnaming of a certain person.
In January last FPran, a lumber woods worker, had a tree fall on him and suffered severe injuries. He was placed on a sled and brought home where hip bruises and extensive body bruising caused alarm. Minard's Liniment was applied freely to ease pain and after three bottles he recovered sufficiently to return to work.
An American aboard a Halifax bound vessel sought a sight of the Prince. The ship’s officer guided the visitor through the ship, but the Prince proved elusive. The American joked about meeting him, while the captain revealed the prince had already been seen by the man, who admitted his disappointment.
A London clothier prides himself on stock but lacks items for odd requests. A one legged customer asks for a pair with no right leg, prompting the merchant to cut off a leg and sell a left leg only. The ruse ends with the shopkeeper recovering in weeks.
Fishermen in Garnish and Fortune Bay report relief from backache and rheumatism after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Frank Banfield says two boxes cured five years of back pain and even helped his father. The ad claims broad proof in Canada and urges others to try the medicine.
A Chicago Record-Herald snippet features a joking exchange where a guest asks for a drink and a hostess quips about the bed's water, while a Scottish guest jokes about hospitality. A couple quibble over thrift as a wife hints at saving money and her husband responds with a teasing telegram tale.
Mrs Mulgrew asks if Tommy will return to school after the holidays. Mrs Dooley doubts success, saying her aim is for him to become an MP when grown, fearing too much education would spoil his chances.
Mr. Mathias Dery of Ottawa Ontario declares he endured years of painful dyspepsia until spending 59 cents on Fruit-a-tives. He asserts the fruit juice tablets cured him when doctors failed to provide relief and promotes the product as improving digestion and bowels. The ad lists prices and a Ottawa based company Fruitatives Limited.
An old tonic claim suggests taking a spoonful of Dr. Thomas Echeeme Qi with sugar at sore throat onset to ease irritation and prevent ulceration and swelling. The note says periodic sufferers of quinsy became immune. A quoted Houston Post line questions the worry of a trust magnate over a prosperous farmer.
A testimonial from Mrs. Robert Mieth of Hotham Ontario praises Baby's Own Tablets for stomach and teething relief. The ad claims safety with a government analyst guarantee and notes availability from medicine dealers or by mail for five cents per box from Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
A brief quip from the Chicago Record Herald notes that a kiss can exceed the impact of letters in a promissory suit, reflecting a humorous take on romance versus legal formality.
Fragmentary reads claim Minard's Liniment is used by doctors while a clipped verse suggests romantic sentiment. overall text is inconclusive but notes medicinal use.
An old advertisement for Murine Eye Remedy promotes its soothing effect and price at druggists with a free eye book offer. The piece also notes a Sydney New South Wales fact and reports that the U.S. Supreme Court denied Charles W. Morse a habeas corpus writ, with a push for presidential clemency awaiting.
Straits of Pelle Isle are ice free enabling passage for the Manchester Mariner from Montreal to Manchester. This marks the earliest recorded crossing of the straits, with no vessel previously recorded to have done so before the end of winter.
sympathetic Britons fight to halt cruel transport of old English horses to Holland and Belgium for meat. The 1907 figures show 45,492 horses shipped amid concerns over cruelty in transit, led by E G Fairholme of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals as he vows to end the suffering of equine wrecks.
A modern thinker argues there is no moral risk since any choice taints character once begun. He contrasts physical risk of skating on thin ice with moral danger, asserting that deliberate moral actions cross from danger to actual harm immediately.
Mrs. ee Cummings selected as field secretary of the women’s department of the annuities branch in the Department of Trade and Commerce. She has led women’s groups in Canada, served on The Toronto Globe staff, and held multiple positions with the National Council of Women, International Council of Women, and other organizations. She is described as a capable speaker and organizer likely to excel in her new role.
A drill sergeant, disliked by his men, leads a funeral drill and explains the passage of a cortege. He impersonates the dead body and scolds the recruits for lacking the proper look, saying their ends are right but their look is wrong.
The liver regulates blood and skin health. A disordered liver causes blemishes, while Parmelee's Vegetable Pills act on the liver and blood to promote clearer, healthier skin. Lucien can use them with confidence in a gratifying effect.
A playful exchange in Tit-Bits has a caller asking if a popular neighbor’s marriage involved a tithe. The girl replies yes, prompting chatter about noble titles and social customs in the neighborhood.
The ad praises Cuticura Soap for its emollient antiseptic properties and flower scents, ideal for babies and children. It promotes warm baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle ointment for skin conditions and states usage from birth. A Chicago News note mentions a surgeon’s improving operations and a patient who lived twenty hours after surgery.
A humorous exchange about a sign in a window offering presaliye skins. The taxidermist refuses service unless the client is a lion or hippopotamus, highlighting a playful Victorian-era quip from Life.
An old testimonial touts Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as curing kidney disease by cleansing the liver and bowels. It cites a Mt Rose Annapolis County man who says three boxes restored his ability to work after fifteen years of illness.
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