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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

14

Nervous breakdown relief touted by pink pills

The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for nervous exhaustion caused by overtaxed nerves. It cites Emma Hall of Hamilton Ontario who improved after using three boxes, gaining strength and weight, and claims doctors failed but the pills succeeded. Pills offered at 50 cents a box or six for 250 by The Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams Emma Hall Hamilton Ont Elizabeth Taylor Greenwood Avenue Toronto Zam Ok E. A. Gardiner Catalina Trinity Bay Zam-Buk Bex Zam-Buk Co

Pig Theft Case Heard in Scottish Burgh Court

In a Scottish burgh court a man was charged with stealing a pig. The Bailie condemned rising pig theft and warned that without making an example of the convict, none would be safe.

Cordial promised as prompt cure for cholera and summer complaints

The notice urges immediate use of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Very Cordial to treat cholera and summer illnesses, claiming it never fails to cure and that users report quick relief from pain and disease.

Worker Faces Endless Hours Before Tomorrow Start

A terse exchange reveals a laborer enduring nonstop work with only a single hour of rest, revealing a haunting glimpse into fatigue and looming tenure as the speaker notes I begin tomorrow.

Wedding gown style preference in early June tale

A blushing maiden asks Minard and Egbert about wedding gown style. Egbert agrees, desiring an early June variety for the dress, reflecting a playful romance tone from the Chicago Tribune excerpt.

Egbert Chicago Tribune

Did you buy that suit for all I did You got fleeced Boston Tran

The fragmentary line suggests a dialogue about purchasing a suit and a scolding remark about being fleeced. No clear event or entities beyond Boston Tran.

Boston Transcript

Library Fright A Reader’s Odd Library Panic

A librarian explains library fright as patrons feel panic when entering unfamiliar libraries and must pretend to read. The speaker recalls two personal episodes in the Congressional Library and a local library, where choosing a book proved impossible and classic titles like Taine and Copperfield surfaced despite familiarity.

Congressional Library Washington Taine David Copperfield Copperfield

Origins of Topsie Turvy and Hurly Burly Expressions

The piece explains topsy turvy meaning confusion linked to turf drying methods and notes Coxcomb as a corruption linked to cock's comb used for decoration. It also traces Hurly burly to a feud between Hurleigh and Burleigh families causing regional turmoil.

Coxcomb Hurleigh Burleigh

Juliet Sneezed and Julia Marlowe Interview Tale

A young admirer pressed for an interview with actress Julia Marlowe at a hotel, claiming to have seen her in Romeo and Juliet. The question asked about the bed scene in the potion ritual, but Marlowe replied she was not thinking, only hoping that she wouldn’t sneeze during the staged deep sleep.

Julia Marlowe Miss Marlowe

Geodetic Survey of Canada Established Under King

A geodetic survey of Canada is established with W F King as chief astronomer. Over four years triangulation has proceeded in Ontario and Quebec to determine precise positions and line directions for topographical engineering and cadastral surveys, aiding future survey work and national mapping.

Geodetic Survey of Canada W. F. King Minister of the Interior Ontario Quebec

Man Quenches Elation With Whisky After Woman Faints on Lake Shore Flier

A man on a Lake Shore flier leaped from a car and asked for whisky after a woman fainted. He drank from the largest bottle, declared it helped him feel better, and handed it back with a quip about feeling queer at a woman’s faint.

Lake Shore

Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills Cure Kidney Disease

Article promotes Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a combined liver and kidney remedy. It explains liver failure burdens the kidneys and alleges nine tenths of kidney disease stem from biliousness and constipation. Claims Pills cleanse bowels awaken liver action and support kidney function with patient testimonial from Mrs. Dave W. McCall. Available at Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.

Dr. Chase Dave W. McCall Lombardy, Leeds Co Ont

Inquiring Son Papa What Is Reason

A short London Spare Moments quip contrasts reason with instinct. It defines reason as the basis that lets a man decide what is right, and declares instinct as the feeling that a woman is right even if she is not.

London

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Aids Pulmonary Troubles

The text touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for respiratory disorders, claiming numerous testimonials and strong relief. It asserts the oil will alloy inflammation of the bronchial tubes unlike any other preparation and recommends it to all sufferers.

Thomas

Umpire on Train Cites Power of Words

A benevolent woman warns about the harm of spoken words. A young man replies he understands, explaining he is a baseball umpire. The exchange unfolds on a train as the two discuss communication and consequences.

Don’t ignore the flies in June warn Wilson’s pads

The notice urges early use of Wilson’s Fly Pads to prevent a midsummer house fly infestation. It emphasizes taking action now rather than waiting as warmer months bring more flies.

Wilson

Mars Name Joke Stirs Laughs In Chicago Tribune Exchange

In a playful exchange, residents wonder if Martians would realize their planet is named Earth. The chatbot-like dialogue explores whether audiences would grasp the irony of alien speakers misunderstanding their own world.

Paw Tommy Mars Chicago Tribune

Mothers Endorse Mother Graves Worm Exterminator

Thousands of mothers testify to the product's virtue and usefulness from experience, praising its effectiveness in pest control.

A Bad Mixup in Government Office Certificates

A government clerk recounts mixing two certificates sent to different recipients. One certificate showed health for life insurance, the other illness for two weeks’ leave. The mix-up led to the illness note reaching the insurer and the health note reaching the boss, a comical administrative error.

Loving Letters and the Calm of Forgiveness

A reflective piece on treasuring gentle correspondence while disposing of harsh notes. It counsels preserving warm letters, aging ink, and folded hands, and recommends burning harsh ones to forgive and let go of hurtful words.

Pleasing theater tickets spark fear in Chicago Record-Herald

A quoted exchange shows Miss Flavilla resisting theater plans, saying she wanted to keep the tickets because she feared something might happen to the speaker. The remark reflects cautious sentiment reported by the Chicago Record-Herald.

Chicago Record-Herald

Canadian Newspaper Directory Sixth Edition Released

The 1808 edition counts 135 daily papers 1015 weeklies semi weekly 2962 monthlies and semi monthlies in Canada and Newfoundland. Published by A McKim Limited, the directory includes population industries railways and banking data for each newspaper city town and village. Price two dollars prepaid.

Just Out Canada Newfoundland Dominion McKim, Limited Montreal Toronto A. McKim, Limited McKims

High Priest Mummy Guided Through Egypt Tour

A tour guide describes a mummy as a high priest and the wisest man of his day. The group ponders his longevity and whether his last illness was fatal, with the guide noting it was fatal but a wag jokes about a permanent cure.

Egypt Chicago News

Housekeepers urged to start Wilson's Fly Pads early

Advice urges housekeepers to begin using Wilson's Fly Pads now to stop flies from multiplying. Colder June kills reduce later fly presence, preventing August infestations.

Architect Adds Stair Step After Late Night Near Fall

A homeowner tells an architect that a new step is needed at the head of the stairs to prevent near falls when arriving home late. The remark appears in the Catholic Standard and Times.

Susehman

Say Mama Says Freddy Needs Fewer Outings

Freddy complains that his mother no longer takes him to as many places, while she explains that he has grown and they must pay for his activities now. A judge is referenced in the dialogue.

Freddy

Thrifty vs Liberal Wishes in Dialogue Cited

A quoted exchange from the Democratic Telegraph contrasts a poor man seeking a rich liberal wife with the notion that wealth and generosity in a spouse are the true desire. The brief dialogue highlights social expectations around marriage and finance.

Democratic Telegraph

Tips Costlier Than Treats At The Waldorf

A man leaves the Waldorf and talks with a woman about dining costs. The waiter refuses to let him keep his overcoat, taking hat and coat instead. The man laments that repeated hat and coat tipping for treats may exceed the cost of the treats themselves.

Waldorf New York Press

Nightlife Question Returns with Polite Refrain

A man asks a police officer where to get a drink late at night and is refused. He then revisits the officer with a more discreet inquiry asking for a drink location at the same late hour.

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