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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

7

Fashions and Fancies Across Recent Plays and Attire

The article surveys Paquin gowns worn by Polaire in Montmartre and other late winter spring fashions. It describes four gowns with royal blue, wood colored velvet, white tulle ensembles, and vivid green satin creations, plus accessories like lace, fur trims, and jeweled details. It contrasts Grecian tunics and new silhouettes with long coats, stoles, and hats, and ends with guidance on American versus English schoolgirl hair and dress etiquette.

Paquin Polaire Montmartre Rue de la Paix Venice

The dawn of journalism in China and foreign influence

A historical overview traces Chinese journalism from imperial placards to print papers. It notes the Peking Gazette as the oldest official organ, the rise of religious periodicals after missions, the 1900 upheaval boosting Western influence, and the rapid spread of foreign and native newspapers in Shanghai and other cities.

Fourth Estate Peking Gazette Venice E Gazette Yin Europe Chinese Christian Intelligencer Christian Advocate Shanghai Sin Wan Pao Daily Chronicle Tung Pao Eastern Times Reking Allo McLeavy Brown Chinese Imperial Post Chambers of Commerce China Universal Gazette Foochow Hankow Ichoufu Pekin

Parmelees Vegetable Pills Endure in Public Favor

A historical report extols Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a long enduring remedy with widespread use and strong public reception, highlighting their tested value and prominent advertising presence.

Ae Parmelee

Madame De Thebes Foresees 1911 Disasters and Shifts

Paris necromancer Madame De Thebes predicts floods and mourning for France, a gravest crisis for England, a swift, risky ride for Germany, and grand Vienna at St. Petersburg’s expense. Italy may see regime changes, while Spain’s king escapes peril. In America the labor movement wanes and a damp political crisis fades.

AA ME DE Thebes Paris Europe France Ngland Germany Austria Vienna St. Petersburg Mme. de Thebes Italy Spain America United States

Parmalee's Vegetable Pills Offer Trusted Digestive Relief

The advertisement touts Parmalee's Vegetable Pills as a sure remedy for indigestion and derangements of the stomach liver and kidneys. It claims thousands have benefited and that innumerable testimonials support the remedy’s superiority after other specifics have failed.

Parmalee

Zam-Buk touted as cure all for piles and skin sores

AVOIDED text with old Ontario testimonial claims Zam-Buk aids piles and skin injuries. The ad mentions a free trial box by sending name, address, and a penny stamp to Zam-Buk Co in Toronto. It cites a Toronto company and features a patient from St. Catharines Ontario praising relief.

Toronto Aeage St. Paul St. St. Catharines St. Paul St. St. Catharines Ont Sage Sampi Zam-Buk Co Hares Cestitutes Eana Zam-Buk

Putnam Painless Corn Extractor Advertises Relief

An advertisement promotes Putnam Painless Corn Extractor claiming quick relief from corns within hours and complete removal in a day or two. The ad stresses safety and urges readers to keep the brand name, listing a price of 25 cents.

Foretold fortunes warn Paris of tragic year for elites

The fortune reader claims three Paris figures will meet tragedy in 1911. Two leading stage stars face fatal ends, a prominent statesman may vanish or wed in a romantic departure, and Parisian life is foretold to mirror moral lapses and scandal among high society as Devinn at Roméo.

France Paris Ana Mme, de Strang Devinn Roméo

Night’s Edge Before Morning Awakens Thoughts

A fragment reflecting on how the night before an event shapes the morning after and the perception of readiness and consequence. The line suggests introspection on timing and consequence without clear specifics or names.

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