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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
9
The fragment argues effort surpasses talent and notes persistence yields results. It cites phrases on Garfield quotes, cures for piles, safe warnings against money loss, and a skeptical view of truth. It references mothers seeking relief for children with a worm exterminator and hints at tough policing.
Sir Edwin Montague, secretary of state for India, stated in the House of Commons on Saturday that deaths and injuries in the India riots totaled about four hundred each, including eight or nine Europeans. He also cited damage approaching one million pounds sterling.
An Irish tale recalled by David O Connell recounts a council in Sligo voting three resolutions to construct a new jail. They agree to build new jail, reuse old materials, and keep prisoners in the old facility until completion.
Mrs Avili Noel of Haut Kameque New Brunswick recommends Own Tablets highly. The laxative relieves constipation colic and indigestion without narcotics and is sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville California. Los Angeles leads US auto deaths at 17 per 100000 with Chicago 10 New York 8.1 and Baltimore 5.1.
An old wartime text claims the enemy used thistle fibre for aircraft coverings, noting it is about half as strong as linen. It also touts Holloway's Corn Cure as effective against stubborn corns and warts in the later stages of conflict.
The Bridgeport Ohio saloon, claimed as the world’s largest, shuts down after Ohio adopts a dry constitutional amendment. Owned by Sam Ungerleider, it employed 77 staff, spread 216 feet of bar, and handled about 5 000 in daily deposits totaling 1 825 000 yearly. Ungerleider, a 40 something millionaire, says he never drank or smoked and estimates 20 000 drinks sold since 1915 without a single fight, attributing order to refusing service to intoxicated patrons.
A fragmented OCR note sketches a remark about a woman not seeing the cause and a musician skilled in many instruments, contrasted with a band. The text appears corrupted with garbled phrases and missing context, offering only a general impression of performers and purpose.
Berlin reports a 24 hour strike by residents of Mayence and Wiesbaden protesting the attempted Palatinate republic independence. Pro German factions in Mannheim call a general strike as Palatinate settlers tear down posters despite French court martial threats.
An Cincinnati advertiser touts Freezone a sticky ether compound that dries and shrivels corn without irritation. It claims a small amount removes all hard or soft corns from feet and invites women in high heels to buy.
In a Western-voiced exchange a cab horse will not start without a door being shut. The rider explains the horse’s superstition and lack of a door prevents ignition, highlighting a humorous obstacle in everyday urban work.
The Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are praised as the most portable and compact medicine. They are claimed to regulate the digestive organs with ingredients proven effective, offering a popular and reliable remedy.
Bolshevik forces captured Riga after light fighting and looted the homes of the wealthy. Prison reports say thirty people were shot in Riga central prison before retreat. Authorities indicate sixteen hundred hostages were found in various prisons and released in a state of extreme distress.
Advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a preventive and cure for catarrh and bronchitis. It claims inhalation reaches lungs and nasal passages, relieves congestion, clears the head, aids expectoration, and prevents disease spread. Sold in small sizes via dealers and Catarrhozone Co. Kingston Ontario Canada.
In the House of Commons Col W W Ashley asked if the air ministry would offer surplus airplanes for postal services. Major General Seeley said the matter was considered and the government would announce later. He stated the aircraft would be given as a free gift to the dominions crown colonies and India.
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward if it fails to cure Catarrh and asserts blood action, strength, and health benefits. Testimonials are offered, from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Empire Day service in London noted with royal attendance and subdued public ceremonies.
At the Yarmouth Y M C A. boys event near Tusket Falls in August, Minard's Liniment was noted as beneficial for sunburn and immediate relief for colic and toothache. Alfred Stokes, general secretary, remarks on its usefulness.
The Swedish Government has asked the peace conference to allow a plebiscite to decide whether the Aland Islands between Sweden and Finland should belong to Sweden or Finland. The note urges guarantees for the vote and warns against military buildup or attacks on the archipelago regardless of the outcome.
The fragment compares reputations to porous plasters, suggesting that visible reputations resemble fragile medical coverings that leak or reveal hidden flaws.
A girl greets a visitor with surprise at his long absence and asks if he has forgotten her. He answers that he has indeed been forgetting her and now asks to be with her, prompting a quiet, intimate moment in the parlor.
A testimonial notes improved health and appearance after taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It claims clearer skin brighter eyes plumper cheeks and relief from heat flashes nervousness and weakness. Sold as tablets or liquid by druggists and touted as a woman’s temperance tonic from wild roots with a Hamilton Ontario market reference.
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