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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
7
A Toronto woman describes secretly dosing her husband with an odourless remedy that cured his drinking problem. She reports his recovery, restored appetite, and a happy home, praising the treatment and urging other women to try it. Sent free samples and full details offered by The Samaria Remedy Co.
Mrs George Grant of Paisley Ontario writes that the Samaria Remedy helped a relative quit drinking after use at home and prayers. The Paisley WCTU passed a resolution to recommend the remedy to help the inebriate, urging churches and families to consider it as a tool in temperance work.
A brief note warns that small sums can create risk or temptation. The quote cautions readers about overconfidence in modest wealth and the potential for trouble or poor decisions arising from limited funds.
A brief, cryptic note suggests that overindulgence or vanity leads to a downfall, using the phrase pride often goes before a fall as a moral pointer.
A historical notice states that Morard's Limiment is approved by physicians. It claims the medicine suits those whose childhood involved affection, implying a broader therapeutic claim and emotional wellness connection.
A poetic passage by Madeline and Bridges from Woman's Home Companion expresses deep devotion. It wishes to be a comfort through dawn, moonlight, and long roads, a staff and pillar in hardship, a guiding fire in darkness, and faithful companionship at life’s end, claiming enduring love.
The Arabs recount a tale of the first pair in a garden near a narrow isthmus. The woman’s look back angered the Holy One who turned them to salt. The land cracked as she touched the companion, and the sea flooded the isthmus. Since then annual tides wear away salt of the two figures.
Travelers describe how the Chinese measure distance by energy required rather than linear length. A town to town distance varies with direction due to hills, causing the li to seem longer uphill and shorter downhill, affecting travel costs and fair compensation for carriers.
A breach of promise case unfolds as a man confronts a pile of old letters and discovers that kind words may outlast the court case.
The article claims uric acid in the blood vessels causes rheumatic pain and attributes relief to Parmelee's Vepor Pills. It asserts the remedy corrects impurities in the blood by restoring healthy action.
A remark notes that many men marry and then relinquish leadership roles at home. It suggests domestic dynamics shift after tying the knot, reflecting on traditional expectations and post wedding behavior.
A garbled note paragraph lists testimonials for remedies including MINARD'S LINIMENT for diphtheria and a facial hair growth claim. Names cited include Mrs Reuben Baker of Riverdale Mrs Chas Anderson of Stanley P E and Matthias Foley of Oli City Ontario.
A concise observation notes that as people age they often gain knowledge but lose the desire to act on it. The remark links moral judgment to aging, suggesting maturity reduces motivation.
Nova Scotia shipbuilder and deep sea fisherman Capt Adnah Burns describes illness from 1895 to 1898 including dyspepsia kidney trouble and spinal stiffness. After trying various medicines he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health and returning to work. He urges trials and notes ongoing use during exposure or overwork. The ad praises the pills and lists purchase options from Brockville Ontario.
The sentence presents a metaphor where a bird on a woman’s hat embodies wealth and status. It reflects how millinery and accessory choices signaled social standing in historical fashion discourse.
Claiming to end corn discomfort, the advertisement touts Holloway's Corn Cure as the solution and urges readers to try it to be convinced.
A sharp strategy urges using precise evidence to expose a liar. Focusing on inconsistencies and factual weaknesses, the plan aims to force admission or undermine credibility during testimony.
A reflective line notes fame grows best when allowed to unfold naturally. It suggests that artificial environments or coercion do not yield true renown, emphasizing organic development and timing in the creative life.
A terse note asks to pursue Minard's request and nothing else. The line hints at a longer effort to resolve a matter while avoiding collateral issues.
Dyspepsia is blamed for nervous derangement and debility, with testimonials claiming Parmeinee's Vegetable Pills improve digestion and restore equilibrium to the nerves by toning digestive organs.
The line reflects a Shakespearean meditation on speech and restraint, implying that silence or speaking shapes the speaker as much as the thing spoken to. It presents a mutual influence between utterance and consequence in measured, austere diction.
In a playful interview Mrs A asks if borrowing troubles the neighborhood. Mrs B replies humorously that neighbors have nothing she wants, reflecting a lighthearted domestic exchange about borrowing and neighborly relations.
A flirtatious exchange unfolds as Charles asks Ethel to marry him. She hesitates, replying she does not know. He departs with a playful deadline, promising to learn her answer after visiting Mabel Hick’s until 10 o'clock.
A short humorous exchange contrasts family meals and wealth. A mother urges sticking with familiar medicine while a child jokes about Uncle John’s eccentric dining choices. The dialogue hints at wealth and social quirks within a domestic setting.
S ver colds are easily cured by the use of Bickles Anti Consumptive Syrup a medicine of extraordinary penetrating and healing properties. It is acknowledged by those who have used it as being the best medicine sold for coughs colds inflammation of the lungs and all affections of the throat and chest. Its agreableness to the taste makes it a favorite with ladies and children.
The largest square that can be cut from a round piece of metal equals the diameter multiplied by 7071. From a disc 1.25 inches in diameter a square piece 0.8838 inch in diameter could be cut.
Hampstead N B June 10 A remarkable recovery story tells how Edna Rathburn nearly eleven, crippled by a two rib injury since age two, developed diabetes and kidney trouble. After failing with doctors in St John and at home, she improves dramatically after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills, with the spine straightening and color returning.
A light saying notes that a wife is sometimes called a man's better half and at other times simply the whole thing, reflecting playful views on marriage.
S E Crandell of Port Perry reports he lost hearing from a severe cold and became totally deaf in one ear. After trying many remedies he used Dr Ho Electric Oil and warmed it in his ear. He regained his hearing before finishing half the bottle and notes others have been cured.
A short reflective line notes that many men who know their own minds have a surprisingly narrow circle of acquaintance, underscoring a character trait with concise Elizabethan flair.
A promotional plea urges immediate relief for children through Mother'Graves' Worm Ex terminator, claiming a near remedy and questioning parental delay in seeking treatment.
A concise note on how youthful romance often spirals into troubling outcomes, either a nightmare or insomnia, highlighting the emotional toll of early love.
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