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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
10
Lord Rhondda admires the rekindled emotion and unity in Britain as the German push presses for swift action. He notes a similar revival in the United States over recent weeks, contrasting crisis-driven resolve with weariness from prolonged, uncertain war. Edmonton Journal.
The States department of agriculture launches a campaign with nearly a hundred field workers to promote cottage cheese made from skim milk as a cheap meat substitute. It aims to reach every state, linking with the United States Food Administration to save meat for soldiers and allies.
Madame Pierre Pepin of St. Honore Chicoutimi reports two of her girls improved after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims sleep improved and bedwetting ceased, attributing the change to a kidney remedy used for over twenty five years.
A satirical line from the Boston Transcript notes the paradox of scoring against an enemy, arguing that points belong to the foe only when used as bayonet points in combat.
Hall's Catarrh Cure has been taken by catarrh sufferers for thirty five years and is claimed to be the most reliable remedy. It is said to purify the blood and heal mucous surfaces, with improvement noted after a short period of use. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
The Cleveland Plaindealer remarks that American troops overseas are more often called Yanks than Sammies a trend the author calls a relief. The brief comment contrasts two familiar nicknames for U S soldiers in foreign service.
Dr. Thomas Electric Oil was launched more than thirty years ago to serve a small market. Its proven merits soon widened its reach to a continent and now it is known and prized throughout the hemisphere. It is presented as unmatched.
Western Canada embraces cooperative wool selling as Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta coordinate provincial assembly and grower groups. The Canadian Wool Growers Limited forms to oversee selling while provincial departments handle local clips and maximize prices for sheep owners.
A Baltimore American quote remarks on cannibals with a critical or humorous tone, capturing a fragment from a larger discussion and reflecting the newspaper’s editorial voice of the era.
A mother’s heavy household duties exhaust her, causing headaches and fatigue. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a safe remedy for nursing mothers and worn out women, claimed to renew blood and restore energy. A testimonial from Mrs. W. F. Burns of Ontario cites dramatic recovery after using three boxes. Pills available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A father explains to a boy the ramsamar as likely ancestors of modern ewe boats, linking Civil War era vessels to today’s submarine craft in a concise dialogue.
The article notes war demands have drained civilian shoe leather, raising prices as butter meats and goods climb. It urges home economy and care to extend shoe life, warns leather deteriorates with weather, slush, and wear, and endorses The F. F. Dalley Corporations advert claim of "2 in 1" product that won’t injure leather.
A Cincinnati author says freezone may lift corns and calluses painlessly. The remedy allegedly removes every corn by applying a few drops, drying instantly without irritating surrounding skin. Readers are advised to ask their druggist for a bottle if not in stock.
Soldiers of the Soil program in Canada enlists 35,000 active boys to work on farms this summer. The youths will be supervised by the SOS organization under the Canada Food Board.
Harlin Fulton of Pleasant Bay in British Columbia reports that Minard's Liniment is the sole liniment stocked and widely used by customers, stating it is the only one they keep for sale.
Prominent Saskatchewan farmers plan a cooperative selling agency to distribute pure varieties of registered grains province wide. Regina or Saskatoon likely head office and supervision by the Canadian Seed Growers Association. Leader Seager Wheeler of Rosthern, renowned wheat grower, is a key figure. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator ad ends the notice.
The commission of conservation Ottawa has issued Farmers Only A Handbook for Farmers. It covers tillage, manures, seed selection, clover growing, the farm garden, insect pests and other farm topics in an informative yet popular style. Limited quantity. available on request to bona fide farmers.
A bystander overhears a scene where a bystander tests honesty by placing five dollars on a desk. The employer commends the honesty and affirms the act as a deliberate test.
A passerby notes spring weather as a boyish joke, while an old man on a bench says he has buried three wives. An advertising claim promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a cure for intestinal worms and improved health for children.
Dr. W. Harvey McNairn told the Royal Canadian Institute in Toronto that the world became fit for habitation about 100 million years ago, remarking on the deep timescale of planetary history.
A new order in council makes loafing illegal for all residents aged 16 to 60. Everyone must work or justify idleness, with heavy penalties for offenders.
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