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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

6

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Strong Blood and Lungs

An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for weak blood and lung weakness. It cites Mrs. Harry Stead of St. Catherines Ontario who improved after four to six boxes, claiming the pills built new blood and prevented consumption. The copy warns only genuine pills bear the full name and offers mail order.

Harry Stead St. Catherines Ont Dr. Williams Medene Co Brockville

Twain and the minister coax a stroll to faith

In Hartford Connecticut Mark Twain teased by Rev Joseph H Twitchell to walk with him. The minister claims the Bible requires following and Twain agrees to go if it proves in scripture, prompting a playful debate on interpretation.

Mark Twain Hartford Ionn Joseph H. Twitchell Twain Mark

Minard's Biniment Praised by Roxton Pond Proprietor

Alfred Rochayv of Roxton Pond Hotel and Livery Stables testifies July 4 1901 that Minard's Biniment is the best medicine for family and stables, describing years of use and satisfaction.

Alfred Rochayv Roxton Pond

Ezzy Haines Known for Calm Demeanor Amid Sideshow Stir

Mrs Haines recalls Ezzy Haines nearly rattled at the county fair in a sideshow moment. The minister questions his composure as she reveals the brief lapse before recovering.

Ezzy Haines Mrs. Haines Ezzy

Rival Stables Spark Advertising Duel Window Taunts

In a busy street two rival livery stables traded clever ads. One posted a strip claiming their horses need no whip to go, prompting the other to reply with True. The wind blows them along. The brisk exchange amused passersby as local competition heats up.

Dysentery Cordial Recommended For Summer Ills

The notice urges readers to guard against periodical cholera dysentery and diarrhoea with water change, cooking, and fruit. It promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial as the best summer remedy, advising a few drops in water at first symptoms to prevent further trouble.

J. D. Kellogg

Miss De Style Refuses Charity To Woman With Baby

A timid woman asks for help for her small baby. Miss De Style refuses, noting she never gives indiscriminate alms and suggests the woman seek employment. The woman explains she has a baby and people won’t be bothered by a child. The dialogue ends with a rebuke for leaving the child at home.

Miss de Style

Safe baby medicines urged with no opiates claim

A Montreal doctor analyzes Baby's Own Tablets and confirms no opiates or narcotics are present. The claim is that the tablets aid infants with indigestion colic constipation diarrhoea teething fever and other minor ailments. Sold by druggists or mail order 25 cents a box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Milton L. Hersey McGill University Montreal Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Rural Adorer And Pretty Maid Dialog At Party

Rural Adorer bashfully notes not attending Millie Meadow's party and kissing games are avoided. Pretty Maid teases about popularity as onlookers watch, while Rural Adorer remains reluctant and weak in reply.

Millie Meadow Pretty Maid

Holloway's Cornure Promises Corn Pain Relief

Advert says Holloway's Cornure cures corns without fail. Claim targets sufferers seeking quick relief from corn discomfort with a trusted remedy.

Neighbor Dispute Over Early Morning Noise

A resident complains that Mrs Gwilliams’s children woke them at 5 am with noise. Mrs Silint responds that the children are lively and cheerful.

Mrs. Gwilliams

Tramp and Seeks Work Discussed With Mrs Farmer

A brief exchange shows a tramp claiming to have worked hard to find work, while Mrs Farmer questions the effort, highlighting a curious labor moment in a domestic scene.

Altona Set to Build $20,000 Mennonite Institute

Representatives from Gretna Winkler Plum Coulee and Rosenfeld met at the annual Mennonite Educational Institute gathering in Altona Man to decide a modern $20,000 institute. Directors empowered to proceed. Votes: Altona 179 Gretna 151 Winkler 117 among 441 voters with 375 represented.

Big Mennonite Altona Man Gretna Winkler Plum Coulee Rosenfeld Mennonite Educational Institute Association

Edison Draws An Engine For A Child

Thomas Edison visits New York and sketches an elaborate engine for a six year old host son. The boy critiques the design saying engines have changed since Edison’s time, revealing a witty child’s view of evolving technology.

Thomas Edison New York Mr. Edison Engles

Quebec Man Cured Lumbago by Dodd's Kidney Pills

Quebec city resident John Ball bricklayer of 57 Little Champlain street adds his testimony to the proof that lumbago and rheumatism stem from kidney trouble. He suffered two years with frequent urination and unable to work. After one box he felt a change and three boxes cured him completely.

Quebec P. Q John Ball Little Champlain Street Dodd Ball

Dual Purpose Cows and New York Beef Debate

Fr E Cook argues agri institutions in New York should focus on beef and dairy specialization. He cites Dean Bailey and urges the state college to engage breeders, favoring Jerseys Guernseys Ayrshires and Holsteins for milk and low grade milk, while emphasizing regional conditions and self-reliance over western models.

New York Fr. E. Cook New Yorker Dean Bailey State College Commonwealth Jerseys Channel Island College

Easily Remedied Milly Teases Siblings In Snappy Exchange

Auntie chides Milly for rough behavior as Milly retorts she can soon teach her sister and brother a lesson. The playful dialogue hints at family dynamics and mischief in a domestic scene.

Milly

Antiseptic Ointment Offers Wide Skin Relief

Dr Chase s Ointment praised for soothing healing and softening skin. It treats eczema salt rheum psoriasis boils chilblains frostbite ringworms and many other conditions. A Toronto note and a Belmont Manitoba user testimonial highlight its efficacy and cost sixty cents a box at dealers.

Dr. Chase Chase Edmanson, Bates & Co Toronto

Nat Osborne and the $1200 Salary for 100 Years

Henry R. Rogers recalls Nat Osborne a Standard Oil magnate and copper king who bragged about his church organ role and a salary of 1200 dollars. He stated that amount was for a century framing his importance and work.

Nat Osborne Henry R. Rogers Standard Oil Mr. Osborne Nat

Reverend Main Endorses Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder

Rev W H Main pastor of the Baptist Emaneus Church Buffalo testifies to the powder’s efficacy after trying many remedies. He states that “After using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder I was benefited at once.” He calls it a wonderful remedy.

Rocnew W. H. Main Baptist Emaneus Church Buffalo Agnew

Be careful John shouted as he resists a woman's dictate

A quoted remark shows a man defying a woman’s command and choosing to act independently. The line captures a conflict over control and authority between genders. It reflects dated phrasing and social dynamics within the narrative.

John

Unfinished Exchange From Local Entry Goes Missing

Fragmentary OCR shows a startled speaker recounting a stair accident with an abrupt stop as a wife’s remark interrupts the tale. The text ends mid sentence, leaving the cause and context unclear.

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