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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
14
The Atlanta Constitution urges youth to pursue grand ambitions while honoring old values. It counsels resilience against hardship, advising to strive for big things and to seek security, even as aging adults share lessons about life, work, and responsibility.
Promotional copy touts daily trains from Edmonton to St. Paul with Winnipeg and St. Paul connections. Dining and sleeping car service, compartment library, and observation cars highlight comfort. Encourages summer trip to Saskatchewan Valley. directs inquiries to C. W. Cooper in Winnipeg.
The United Kingdom produced 251,067,623 tens of coal last year, an increase of roughly 15,000 tens from the previous year according to a Home Office return.
A London shipping office was asked to arrange shipment to Endia of 100 cats to deal with plague district waters.
Claims to remove hard and soft lumps from horses and joints and to cure sore throats and other ailments. Advertisement touts one bottle for 50 cents and warrants a “most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.”
In a Dunstable manger a Dark Hen protects and tends a brood of kittens. A recently observed one-eyed cat is involved, drawing curiosity from locals and animal observers about this unusual pairing.
The Luck of Edenhall tale from Pearson's Magazine recounts a fairy drinking cup said to bless the Musgrave family. Butler Hugo witnesses a fairy revel, the cup is stolen and kept, the fairy queen warns if the cup breaks the luck ends, and the goblet remains in the family treasuries.
An article mocks Members of Parliament for idle hours in the House of Commons. It notes long discussions on new procedure rules aimed at shifting detail work to four committees and quotes Willie Redmond defending and critiquing MPs work habits. Lord Cecil warns rule changes could destroy the House and laments perceived inefficiency.
An American resident forwarded an English advertisement from Shanghai for Birds' nest candy. The copy touts Birds' nest candy as famed, claims engines are used to remove dirt before sugar, and urges all ages to eat it for strength.
The Rahamma tribe has expelled European residents in a Moroccan city and revolted calling on Mulai Hafid, the sultan’s brother, to declare himself sultan.
Mr S Harris, government elevator inspector of Hamilton Ontario, recovers from a nerve ailment after a Mount Clemens treatment. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with rapid improvement in mobility and appetite and urges others with similar illness to consider the remedy. A Swiss village, Kienthal, faces destruction from an advancing avalanche.
A Wall Street business man showed a visitor a bundle of old letters he planned to burn. He says he once ignored such papers but learned cleaners sell discarded letters to firms making mailing lists, prompting him to protect clients from nuisance mail.
A short health note warns small causes can derange the stomach and lead to serious outcomes if not treated. It urges maintaining digestion and promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as superior for this purpose.
A mock promotional blurb touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a superior worm medicine. It claims unmatched efficacy and positions the product as the era’s leading remedy.
A French workman repairing a well at Jusiers Seine et Oise was asphyxiated by foul gas. Four colleagues who attempted a rescue suffered the same fate.
Edna Wilson wife of George M Wilson an actress by own hand commits suicide in a bath at Bryden hotel Columbus Ohio. The death follows acting career notes and marital details. Authorities report self inflicted drowning in hotel tub ending her life.
Claiming rapid relief, Wolford's lotion allegedly cures mange, prairie scratches, contagious itch on humans and animals within half an hour. No independent verification provided.
A Detroit Free Press quip notes a thousand men can start at 7 am without bells, while 300 churchgoers require nagging bells. It asks why people seek money at that hour and contrasts with a Louisville Courte remark about selling scrap for metal after placing twenty dollar gold pieces in pens each Sunday.
A vivid account describes a lemming’s ferocious behavior as if to menace a hunter. The passage details relentless charges and multiple attacks by nimble rodents weighing about 150 pounds in imagined scale, including a clash across a stream and direct water confrontation.
The text describes Professor Dewar liquefying hydrogen to create a near perfect vacuum. A glass tube with air is cooled in liquid hydrogen, freezing the air into snow that settles. Removing the solidified portion yields a vacuum chamber where electric current is hard to pass.
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