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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
3
Bile aids digestion by neutralizing stomach acid, preventing fermentation and gas, and supporting regular elimination. Liver health is essential to curing constipation and bilious headaches, with Dr. A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills touted as effective. Advertisements for medicines and a few light jokes follow.
The two granddaughters of the late Duke of Cambridge, Iris and Daphne Fitzgeorge, sang solos at St Michael s Church Cornhill to an overflow crowd. They are noted as handsome and talented, with Daphne also making strides as a writer. Their family lineage traces to the morganatic union that barred issue of the Cambridge line from princely status without royal consent. Their brother George and uncles Admiral Adolphus Fitzgeorge and Colonel Augustus Fitzgeorge are named figures in the narrative. The article notes potential for eventual elevation to the peerage remains possible despite morganatic ties.
Describes Lake Nokune villages on piles seven feet above water with grass roofs and verandahs. Fishermen in dugouts use poles, living from limited depths. A canal linked the lake to the Atlantic, bringing saltwater, harming cattle and fish, then later closed to restore fresh water conditions.
The death of E. J. Nankivell, London journalist and philatelist, recalls a remarkable stamp tale. Before the South African war a correspondent offered a large South African collection for sale. Nankivell bought many stamps thinking few were valuable. The war called in Boer stamps, making his purchase worth about five thousand dollars.
The hostess presents a punch prepared by her husband who spent the afternoon making it by hand. Guests praise the drink and ask to thank him, but the hostess explains he is unavailable, having just been put to bed.
In Shubenacadie Nova Scotia Thomas McDonald reports kidney trouble back pain and heart flutterings cured by a single box of Dodd's Kidney Pills He credits the pills with purifying the blood relieving the heart and ending lame back and fluttering symptoms He notes long-standing cases may take longer but warns the pills never fail.
An advertisement from Windsor Ontario offers Mrs Summers free instructions for home treatment of leucorrhoea and related female disorders. The claim includes cures for uterine and ovarian issues and says the cost is about 12 cents weekly. The ad notes a free book titled Wormans Own Medical Adviser upon request.
A little book for mothers offering infant care information will be sent free by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. Also mentions Dr J D Kellogg Dysentery Cordial advertised as remedy for summer digestive issues and inflammatory stomach disorders with speedy relief claims.
In a tale from the era the Bourbon King Louis XVIII asks Fouche if spies watched him during the empire. Fouche reveals the spy was the Comte de Bla cas who earned two hundred thousand francs yearly. Louis replies that he was honest, as he received half.
After a farmer offers a hearty dinner the tramp declines to split wood. The farmer prods him with taunts about laziness. The hobo retorts, and the exchange ends with a joke about being lazy and sowing hate. The Chicago News reports the rustic squabble as a humorous exchange.
General Sir O'Moore Creagh is appointed commander in chief of India to succeed Lord Kitchener of Khartoum. An Irishman born in County Clare, he served since 1866, won the Victoria Cross in 1879 80, and spent most of his career in India.
The article notes early morning starts for French schoolboys and late evenings for study. It highlights disciplined routines from 7 am to 9 pm, with students in higher training meeting tutors at 5 am in summer time to manage heavy workloads across arts, conservatories, and professional studies.
A newspaper reader notice promotes Marine Eye Remedy for red tired eyes and eye strain from chalk dust in schools. It cites a NYC census of 17 888 children needing eye care and touts doctor involvement, safety, and 50 cent price with free eye books from The Marine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago.
The Washington Star quotes Eben urging self reliance and warning that seeking excessive advice can derail plans, leaving a person missing a train while waiting for someone else’s input. The playful dialect highlights a common caution about overreliance on others.
A brief Chicago Daily News item notes a familiar remedy, Minard’s Oiniment, requested for use this morning as a cure for troubles. Green and Brown engage in a short dialogue about listening to one another.
Fran cis Leclure, a lumber woods employee, was crushed by a falling tree in January. He recovered after Minard's Liniment was used, with three bottles reportedly easing pain and allowing him to return to work. Sauveur Duval, Elgin Road, L'Islet Co, Quebec.
In a brief aside the Kansas City Journal quotes a witty exchange about domestic knowledge. The remark contrasts expertise at home.
A young theological student serving the Rushby pulpit for two Sundays speaks with his hostess Mrs. Kingman. She praises his sermon saying it clarified a difficult text more than any she has heard, noting her prior exposure to many sermons on the same topic.
A Kingston Ontario resident reports five years of rheumatism with total work inability. After using Gin Pills from L T Dest, Kingston, one box erased all rheumatism traces and led to continued occasional use. Testimonials praise the remedy as a kidney cure with high demand and affordable pricing.
Herr Hawer, a wealthy banker, faced frequent pocket watch thefts. He abandoned safety measures and was robbed. Later a watch exploded in a thief’s hand, shattering the man’s hands and destroying an eye. The weaponized watch was dynamite-laden by the maker.
Advert says Dr Thomas Electric Oil frees sores many sufferers with a magical effect. It promises quick relief and notes the remedy is cheap with value not reflected in price.
He planned to spend the summer at a farm house. He asked about scenery and was told there was little beyond two mountains, with a joke that without them you could see scenery to the county seat.
A 19th century ad asserts many soothing syrups harm children due to opiates, while Baby's Own Tablets are guaranteed by a government analyst to contain no opiates. It claims safety for newborns and relief for constipation and teething, with a testimonial from Mrs. F. Young of River Hebert, N S. Sold by dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Quote reflects a Chicago lawyer's son who has practiced law for eleven years without political election, appointment as receiver, or leadership in any railroad company, leading to concerns about earning a living solely from law practice. The source notes a failing career path in a historical newspaper quotation.
A milkman nervously reports to a woman that he found a minnow in the milk yesterday morning. She replies that cows drinking from the brook rather than the trough explains the issue.
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