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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
3
The Scatter Letter reading marked a turning point for Nathaniel Hawthorne. He read to his wife who reacted with mounting tension, then to publisher James T. Fields who stayed up all night to read. The scene ends with Hawthorne’s renewed hope as recognition arrives.
Francis Leclaire, injured when a tree crushed him in January, was treated at home after a sled ride. Minards Liniment allegedly dulled the pain and aided a full recovery after three bottles, enabling his return to work. SaUver Duval of Elgin Road, L Islet Co., Que, dated May 26, 1893.
A reader condemns a local man for a so called Queen Anne villa calling it a tawdry imitation. The note mocks the structure as flashy and overdone yet claims the roof does not leak.
A humorous remark notes that a woman is so disposed that if she does not smile she must contort her face with expressions.
The piece notes counterfeit bills show better right side work than left as counters count piles by holding left ends and turning up right ends. It mentions a bank assistant reversing the practice by turning bills with the left hand.
In a murky exchange Mr Frasxtus Pinker asks about pots on foreheads while citing his wife’s denial. Mr Simapkh replies that the list shows kin receiving decorations and a deni noted, with a collector claiming the matter.
A Canadian girl Miss Maud Patterson near Strathroy credits St Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health after years of headaches dizziness fatigue and pallor. She urges others to try the medicine which she says builds red blood strengthens nerves and corrects anemia during a critical period. Sold by dealers or by mail Brockville Ontario.
Household hints discuss removing grease from silk with chloroform and rubbing dry, borax solution for haze from wear and iron, and using egg white on leather spots. A painter advises white two cents of cannon white paint before enamel for bathtubs. warns that timing and method matter for proper results.
The piece cites mixed reactions among congressmen as scrutiny grows over perceived integrity. It questions why a representative’s character should be submerged or misrepresented, suggesting the need for accountability and clearer standards in public service.
Dr. Lapponi, pope’s physician, notes the pope remains in excellent health despite recent fatigue. Rev. Hannibal Goodwin of Newark dies at 75, famed Episcopal clerkwoman and inventor of the continuous film for photography. Bishop Littlejohn of Long Island improves and plans full duties as strength returns. A Chicago pastor advertises for women to attend church services amid a large congregation.
In search for novelties opal matrix shines as an innovation with embossed bands and colored stones. A pretty line of charms features plump heart shapes in amethyst and topaz yellow pink set in a wirelike gold frame. An odd compact silver coat scuttle with black fiber filling serves as a pen wiper novelty.
In the British Navy the captain wields near absolute control over his crew below warrant officers. Daily courts martial decide offenses, with lighter cases at noon and serious ones at evening. The captain presides sternly on the quarter deck, quashing delays and enforcing strict punishments to keep sailors thoroughly smart at work.
An ad asserts deafness stems from a catarrhal inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous membranes. It promises a cure with Hall's Catarrh Cure and offers one hundred dollars for claims cured by catarrh, directing readers to request circulars from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
A jumble of quips and social gossip. Lord Witchener tries to look pleased, Nikola Tesis supposedly refines rainbow oil paint extraction, and Jay Gould’s fortune is mocked by a bankruptcy court. Ex-Mayor Hewat laments salt’s dulling effect, while Alfred Austin’s literary ambitions provoke satire amid England’s weariness.
A quirky item notes Minart’s liniment claiming cures for garges in cows and mentions unrelated exchanges about desert island requires and a London vegetarian society with hotels. The report links a federal union of vegetarian societies to London hosting three events with 200 beds in some connection.
The passage notes that washerwomen tend toward conservatism, keeping to established methods and continuing business as before. It reflects a sociocultural view of labor groups sticking to traditional practices.
An odd clippings note claims Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria while another quip mocks dressmaking. A Cleveland Plain Dealer column cites a Vassar doll gift gag about upside down clothes and charity dolls.
A Philadelphia Press snippet notes Towne and Browne discuss a much loved man believed dead. Even the undertaker expresses sorrow, underscoring the popularity and impact of the deceased figure.
A magistrate records a prisoner admitting to opening a bedroom window for health. The dialogue notes the belief in hygiene and the claim that sleeping with a fully shut window is unhealthy, reflecting a minor legal proceeding and public health sentiment.
A pithy proverb notes the abundance of talkers contrasted with the scarcity of those who listen to wood. It reflects a rural sensory wisdom about valuing attentive listening over verbal noise.
A quatrain contrasts a bad horse with a poor play that cannot run or draw. It notes the wise man prefers slow, steady progress when hurried.
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