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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

2

Family Tragedy Unfolds in Paris Apartment Duel

Mme Fauvel intervenes as husband and lover duel over a past betrayal. The banker fires multiple shots, but Raoul, Mme Fauvel’s son by another man, is revealed as an impostor. Verduret exposes the truth and calms the room, ending the crisis with Raoul restrained and the family exposed.

Mme. Fauvel Andre Farrel Raoul M. Fauvel Guiity M. Verduret M. Fauve Gaston de Clameron M. Verdurett Raou Bourdaloue Street Manding Monsieur Louis Clameron Mme Fauvel M. Palet London Lord Murray Spencer Epsom James Spencer Clameron Prosper Bertomy Rascal Vesinet Paris Hotel du Louvre Oloron Gaston M. Fanferlot Fanferrot Presto Boulevard of Schools Fanferlot

Verduret Cheers Marta Fauvel’s Future as Clameron Is Captured

In a Paris case, M. Verduret orchestrates a careful denouement. Raoul admits funds hidden in the room, Clameron is captured and declared incurable, and Prosper Bertomy is freed to wed Madeleine Fauvel. The Fauvel banking house becomes Prosper Bertomy & Co.

Clameron Fanferrot M. Verduret Mile Madelelgr Fauve Province Street M. Fauve Prosper Bertomy & Co

Scouring Wool: From Tow Tubs to Automatic Systems

The article traces wool cleaning from hand washing in suds to modern automatic scouring. Workers stir with poles, lift with aprons, and force wool through rollers, drying with hot air and large fans to remove moisture without harming fibers.

The Original Use of Canes in Church Reign

The piece recounts early cane use by church leaders, noting the deacon’s five foot long cane with a knob and feathered end. It describes its punishment role for noisy children and its humorous revival of attention through turkey plumes during sermons.

Merry England

Feasts and Fortunes in 17th Century Banquets

A Gentleman's Magazine note details costly 1638 banquet costs for Inigo Jones theatre opening with wine excluded. It lists 1676 dinners including leg of mutton 3s 4d, sirloin beef 9s, poultry and game amounts, artichokes 1s, cauliflowers 1s 4d, and buttered ale with eggs, gallons of ale and spices totaling 10s 11d.

Inigo Jones Council Gentleman's Magazine

Battlefield Courage in a Bullying Colonel Tale

A narrative from Richard Harding Davis in Every body's Magazine recounts a bullying colonel during a battle berating his aid. The captain responds with wit, admitting fear while suggesting the colonel would be safer six miles in the rear if he shared the courage.

Richard Harding Davis Everybody's Magazine

Giddy Burlesquers' Show Suppressed After Talk

The advance agent for the Giddy Burlesquers explains his idea to spark chatter by suppressing the show. The ploy backfires as the performers instead actively suppress the production, per a Chicago Post excerpt.

Waterloo Chicago Post

Palmistry Poise Creates Band Trouble, Washington Herald

A girl warns that palmistry is a practical val ve and could lead to trouble, as a Washington Herald excerpt notes the risk of getting a band held due to such beliefs. The dialogue humorously explores superstition impacting social plans.

Washington Herald

New Mayor’s Whiskers Boost Harvest in Kaverss Town

In a local note the paper claims the new mayor of Kaverss town has a set of whiskers that harvest more bushels per acre than ex Senator Peffer. A playful remark adds that a cyclone would be a great sport when it arrives.

M. Fanve M. Verduret Kaverss Peffer’s

Plaids Rise In Silks And Foulard For Summer

The article notes plaids are the season’s vogue in summer fabrics with a plaited satin foulard dress as a highlight. It describes a satin foulard costume with barred patterns, a plaited blouse, crushed girdle and cuffs, and black satin buttons, while warning plaids can be costly and risky for the inexperienced. It also praises plaid ginghams in small to large checks, in rose and old blue tones, with bias cuts as a smart option.

Do Not Rub the Eyes and Care for Foreign Substances

Do not rub the eyes as rubbing inflames lids and dulls appearance even if eyes look red or lashes seem sparse. If a foreign object enters the eye avoid forced removal and keep the eye closed until tears flush it out or until a careful helper removes it.

Riddles and Wordplay From a Classic Joke Page

A string of playful riddles and punning questions. Jokes hinge on wordplay with references to animals tools roads and letters, including puns about an axe a road eye and Noah's Ark Ham and a wool pun.

Halley’s Comet Causes Sour Milk Sky Tale

A playful tale claims Halley’s comet shortened the Milky Way milk supply and forced the Heavenly Twins to skip breakfast. The whimsical report frames a cosmic incident as a breakfast shortage in a light, humorous voice.

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