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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
11
Sally Bernard argues in The Globe that language purity blends lucidity and precision with avoidance of transient spoken forms. She warns against license in pronunciation and ornamentation that can ruin literature's clarity and style.
A terse exchange recalls a costly call in a poker game with a player saying he called yesterday and dropped fifty plunks after declaring three queens. The shorthand dialogue hints at a dramatic hand and a big loss in a street game.
An advertisement claims Bickle's Artionsumptive Syrup outperforms many cough remedies for throat and lung ailments. It notes the syrup is pleasant tasting, liked by children, and preferred over other products.
A terse report notes that several men pursued legal redress and achieved it when a court or authority forced resolution, reflecting the era’s insistence on accountability and public access to justice.
F M Doucet of Weymouth reports his valuable mare was cut by a wire fence and did not heal with various medicines. Dr Bell advised Minard s Liniment with dilution, then full strength over three weeks. Sores healed and hair grew back white as expected in horse wounds.
A brief meditation notes that some men fail to act when opportunity appears as the day breaks. It contrasts initiative with inactivity and hints at consequences of laziness in seizing scattered chances.
Chronic derangements of the stomach liver and blood are quickly relieved by the pills active principle. They act specifically on deranged organs, waking dormant energies and renewing life and vitality, which explains the pills popularity.
A humorous quip suggesting a spinster seeking a husband should marry to gain height in a lighthearted social voice. It frames marriage as a simple remedy for unmet height aspirations lacking practical context.
Lifebuoy soap and disinfectant receive strong backing from medical professionals as essential safeguards against infectious diseases. The endorsement highlights its role in public health and disease prevention.
A brief social observation notes that a girl experiences her first kiss only once, framing it as an irreversible milestone and a lament about its fleeting nature.
A Toledo ad proclaims a reward and promotes J Cheney & Co and Wist TEUAX and other druggists. It asserts Cheney's 45 years of honorable business and claims a patent medicine Halls Catarr Care acts on blood and mucous surfaces at a price per bottle with testimonials offered free.
The text notes that Harvey spent 26 years refining his work on the discovery of blood circulation. It marks a long period of study culminating in a completed achievement related to anatomical physiology.
An advertisement extols Sainine Wine as a universal aid for various illnesses, praising quinine’s effects on nerves, sleep, blood circulation, and digestion. It claims the product strengthens frail systems and relieves despondency, with Toronto pharmacies offering it at standard druggist rates.
Halcyon Springs in British Columbia presents itself as the premier Canadian springs for rheumatism kidney or liver troubles. The water’s medicinal qualities are claimed unequalled with splendid hotel accommodations fine fishing and hunting. An ideal spot for invalids seeking recovery.
In Belgium each member of the House of Representatives receives six pounds sixteen shillings per month if they do not reside in Brussels. The note outlines living allowances and conditions for parliamentary payments.
Two signed letters from St Marys Ferry New Brunswick dated 1895 and 1902 report lasting relief from kidney pain and related symptoms after using Dodds Kidney Pills. Thomas Harrison describes a year of severe illness, stone passing, and complete recovery after three boxes, with no recurrence six months later. He reiterates in 1902 that his cure persists and no symptoms have returned.
A terse remark notes that many men with solid plans lack the nerve to press them forward. It hints at caution in pursuing bold ventures and the need for bold resolve. The line reflects a wary view of enterprise and personal courage.
Cast iron ploughs were introduced about 120 years ago and drew objections on the ground that they poisoned the land.
Markets show weak activity in Manitoba with exporters scarce and buyers few. American markets stronger while Manitoba values hold, listing in store at Fort William or Port Arthur for June delivery. Oats and flour prices steady, butter advances offset by ample supply, and livestock rates vary as drought-friendly conditions hinder trading.
The market is bare of cattle with only 5c off cars. Yearlings reach up to 16 per head at shipment, two-year-olds 20 to 22, sheep 4c per lb off cars, hogs 150 to 250 lbs at 6c off cars, milch cows scarce with 35 to 45 each, horses in good demand. Ontario supplies most stock. prices remain high.
The city of Winnipeg reports four miles of newly planted trees along its streets for the current season. This effort expands urban greenery, improves shade, and supports municipal environmental goals.
On Sunday afternoon Donald Eddy a 13 year old boy fell from a train of moving cars at Winnipeg and had one of his legs crushed off.
A terse note reflects how many single men aiming for a cozy home encounter a stiff furnace fiat. The line hints at financial or regulatory hurdles blocking the dream of a private fireside living.
A brief item notes Minard's Liniment as a lumberman’s friend and comments on a Jewish marriage custom where the woman stands to the right, contrasting with other nations where the man occupies that side.
Health for Little Ones promotes Baby's Own Tablets as safe for colic indigestion and stomach troubles in children. A Bristol Quebec mother testifies the remedy transformed her baby from delicate to plump and strong. The tablets are safe for all ages, dissolve in water, contain no opiates, and cost 25 cents per box. Available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario or Schenectady NY.
A well built chimney rising 100 feet will sway three to four inches in a high wind yet pose no danger of collapse.
A curious phrase about a pink cask has sparked widespread talk and speculation. Local residents report rumors of consequences tied to the item, with officials urging calm while investigating the origins of the claim and its potential impact on the community.
A proverb notes that a husband is fortunate when his wife holds more prudence than vanity. It also states the white poplar serves as a natural lightning rod.
An aphoristic line reflects on how truth can be as troubling as it is exalted, noting the tension between clarity and discomfort in honest observations. The sentence suggests a contemplative mood where moral or aesthetic truth challenges prevailing views.
A concise aphorism notes that girls who exert most effort to snare husbands tend to be late in the chase, implying perseverance may not ensure early success in courtship.
After laying up resources for a rainy day, many men grow discouraged when the forecast fails to deliver rain. The effort to prepare appears unfruitful, dampening spirits and plans for securing future needs. The piece notes a tension between prudent saving and uncertain weather.
A pithy observation on self control suggesting that those who lose their temper and do not regain it are fortunate. The remark frames temper as a rare virtue and implies lasting composure despite provocation.
Minard's Liniment is used by physicians. It is mentioned that many Black boots and many bad ones are affected by its use, reflecting era language and perceptions of racial terms in historical advertising.
A rule at Oxford states no student may take his B A degree until he has completed twelve terms of residence. This stipulation governs the pathway to the credential, affecting students seeking the degree in related faculties.
The text notes that dogs are the only other animal besides humans found worldwide, implying their special role and ubiquity in human life.
A terse maxim cautions that true faultlessness is rare and self view can deceive. It warns against arrogance and urges humility by recognizing one’s own flaws rather than judging others. The saying reflects a common moral in moral philosophy and everyday wisdom.
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