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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
3
A stranger proclaims himself editor of Life to confront a prominent clergyman about church operations. The scene includes a quip on worm remedies and a bookmaker playing with odds in a London Opinion exchange.
An advertisement claims Baby's Own Tablets quickly cure stomach and bowel troubles in infants with no harmful drugs and a safety guarantee. Mrs. Francis McMullen of St. Octave Quebec reports relief for a constipated baby, and the pills cost 4 cents per box sold by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
In a Chicago News excerpt a farmer aboard a palace train diner objects to a rose water scented finger dowl offered by a waiter. The waiter insists it is the latest style and jokes about it resembling lemonade.
The article claims Parmedee’s Vegetable Pills cleanse the stomach and intestines of deleterious matter using damidelion and man lrake. It states they restore deranged organs to healthful action and are the best remedy for indigestion. A trial will prove their efficacy and convince the ailing.
A powder-null explosion ruptures a scene as researchers witness the moment. Officials report extensive damage and note the blast disperses debris. investigators survey the site for clues amid lingering alarms.
A Washington Star quip argues plant and housefly lifecycles justify starting Wilson's Fly Pads now to curb rapid future populations. The debate cites prolific egg laying and two week maturation, suggesting early action to protect crops and homes.
A heated moment at a first rehearsal features Enid the stag's manager and a man claiming to finance the production. The exchange centers on who controls the funding and the director calls for order as the scene unfolds.
The notice urges ex soldiers from Britain and Canada to join a National Veterans Association free of charge. A Grand Re union is planned within a year or two, with prominent West supporters and a roll of honor listing veterans from Crimea to Nile voyages. Send names and corps to Secretary, Veterans' Brigade, 153 Walnut Street, Winnipeg.
The advertisement explains Parmelee's Vegetable Pills arise from study of roots and herbs and their sedative and laxative effects on the digestive system. It claims long recognition as the best cleanser of the system and notes growing popularity with tested success.
A fragment shows Elfreda recalling her father’s reaction to a prior visit. He called the visitor a numbskull a mollycoddle and a jolterhead with Chicago Tribune noted.
An Athabasca Landing farmer, James E Brant, neglected kidney disease for thirty years until crippling symptoms appeared. After trying many medicines he found relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills curing his kidneys and other pains. He warns readers neglect harms kidneys and endorses the pill as a cure.
A vintage ad touts Your Drugeist Will Tell You Marine Eye Remedy for sore eyes and eyelid issues. It claims to relieve pain, strengthen weak eyes, and is marketed for both adults and babies. A fragment hints at a personal conflict about sister yachting this afternoon with an Ardent Suitor overhearing a threat of being “thrown over.”
A testimonial letter from James Clarke of Maidstone, Lesk praises Dr Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills for curing years of rheumatic pain. The letter claims relief after using the pills, stating the cost of experimenting was high but results were worthwhile. It promotes the remedies and advises readers to write for a free copy of Dr Chase's Recipes.
The Olivers of South Bend Indiana, a major plough manufacturer, bought land in Hamilton Ontario for a factory over 1 million dollars. Elbert Hubbard argues Canada offers cheap raw materials and markets, while U S tariffs hinder exports. The piece notes Canada’s vast resources and potential to supply Russia and other markets, shaping a case for trade reciprocity and offshore production.
An old advertisement extols Dr Morse Indian Root Pills as a proven cure for constipation indigestion biliousness rheumatism and kidney and liver troubles. It claims grandfathers used them, before the federation, and that they were common in drugstores across Canada. The notice asserts ongoing effectiveness.
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