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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
15
Irish American activists urge Congress to pass a resolution condemning Great Britain while praising the British fleet for securing their safety. Article from the Philadelphia North American notes this paradoxical stance among Irish American supporters.
Pills of attested value from Parme lee claim to cleanse the system using root and herb properties. The makers tout sedatives and laxatives, noting years of recognition and growing popularity as the best cleansers available.
A dialogue contrasts money abundance with well being questioning if wealth ensures health. The speakers debate happiness tied to possessions versus nutrition and overall wellness.
Advertises Dr Pierce's Golden Discovery as a tonic and blood purifier for spring fatigue anemia and pale skin. Claims to soothe headaches and fatigue using a root blend including Blood root and Queen's root. tablet form marketed with testimonials and sales claims.
A toiler drops a basket of new-laid eggs on the pavement and, in a rueful mood, collects the broken shells. A passerby offers encouragement. The man angrily declares the accident is a demonstration of his new open-air cooking system and that he is making an omelet.
A nursely ad touts Baby’s Own Tablets as a mild safe laxative for infants. Mrs. Emile LaChapelle of Terrebonne Qc endorses rapid relief, advising all mothers to keep a box. The product is sold by medicine dealers or mail from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont for 25 cents a box.
James M. Beck urged about 1,000 Philadelphia business leaders at the stock exchange to back Liberty loan rhetoric. He predicted postwar Britain and France would settle their debts by accepting repayment in blood, arguing the U S would not seek repayment of allied debt.
A fragment describes a native Indian soldier in German East Africa commanding a railway station under attack. He wires headquarters with terse bravery requesting one rifle and one hundred rounds of ammunition to repel the assault.
A fragmentary line presents a dialogue about reading a popular tale and a tale of buried treasure with a quirky note about planting potatoes attributed to W.
The article argues windmills are limited for farm power, noting a large mill in strong wind yields under five horsepower. It cites a 12 foot mill at 25 mile wind producing about one and a half horsepower and a 16 foot mill at the same wind about two and a third. It mentions Europe storing wind energy in batteries and using multiple mills together for power.
A Baltimore American brief captures a student confessing his faith during a classroom moment. The pupil identifies as Methodist when asked if he is an invertebrate or a slegumat.
A remedy labeled as natural offers immediate asthma relief by clearing airways with a smoke or vapor. The advertisement claims the treatment reaches all passages and opens a path for fresh air and is sold by dealers nationwide.
Police seized clocks found at a house near St Nazaire where an eccentric Spaniard was arrested for possessing wireless gear. He claimed the devices were to pick up official time from the Eiffel Tower.
The Chicago board of education placed 700 high school boys in farm work last summer and reported only three unsatisfactory cases. The program strengthened physical fitness and social responsibility, sharpened patriotic impulses, and increased the food supply. The Tribune cites it as a beneficial city effort, though not a complete solution to farm labor.
The advertisement asserts Hollo way’s Corn Cure reaches the root to kill growth, making corns disappear. It emphasizes lasting removal by targeting the source rather than just the surface.
A distinguished guest at a reception is described as grave and taciturn. A lady notes his odd presence, and the hostess explains with a smile that he can talk only sense, highlighting his unique communication.
Policy requires Australia to prohibit butter exports except under an imperial government account. The directive emphasizes controlled supply for official channels, affecting trade for private buyers and markets.
A brief notice notes that sending a Dominion Express money order is presented as safe. The text emphasizes the money order method and mentions a small amount, though details are fragmented and unclear.
A terse wartime verse laments giving until exhausted as a soldier slain in Flanders is honored. The lines plead sacrifice beyond breaking point, linking personal loss to national duty and gratitude for the fallen soldier’s life.
In Europe canal life begins before dawn as boatmen rise by five and rarely rest before midnight. The routine shows a steady, disciplined schedule shaping inland trade and daily rhythm along the waterways.
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