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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1905

Page

11

Barton, English born editor shapes Boissevain Recorder

Arthur S. Barton, 47, former farmer and architect, became editor of the Boissevain Recorder after a career from Meaford Ontario to Turtle Mountain Manitoba. His steady, Conservative yet fair editorials and strong local advertising support mark the paper as a solid Western journalism representative. Barton planned to leave a lasting imprint on the district after twenty three years of residence.

West Manitoba Territories Arthur S. Barton Boissevain Recorder Barton Bromborough Cheshire England Canada Meaford Ont the Recorder The Recorder Acgriculture Bossevain Recorder Manchester Church of England

Barton Leads Recorder to Notable Growth and Cheer

The piece lauds Mr. Barton for his broad knowledge quick adaptability and leadership of the Boissevain Recorder noting its rise as a bright local sheet. It praises his sunny optimism as a magnet for friends and success arguing the optimistic habit smooths paths and removes obstacles.

Barton Recorder Boissevain Recorder Success Magazine

Parmelees Vegetable Pills Said To Revive Energy

The article asserts constant business effort taxes energy and leads to lassitude and depression from stomach issues. It claims Parmelee's Vegetable Pills restore healthful function, dispel low mood, and revive flagging energies.

Parmelee

Minard’s Liniment Claims Wide Healing Reach

The advertisement touts Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil as a centuries tested remedy with over thirty one years on the market. It highlights broad usefulness, noting constant demand and benefit in all countries as fresh supplies are sought.

Thomas

Miss Fadleigh Plans Elopement Card Announcement

The Chicago Inter Ocean reports Blanche confirms Miss Fadleigh intends to elope and plans to send out cards announcing the elopement.

Amy

Buchannan's Nurseries Advertisement from Manitoba

A Manitoba printer ads BUCHANNAN'S NURSERIES ST. CHARLES offering apple crab plum and ornamental trees plus perennials. The card promotion urges gardeners to order from their catalogue to avoid waste on fragile stock and winter kill risks.

Manitoba Territories Buchannan’s Nurseries ST. Charles

Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for All Stages

The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It promises cure by taking medicine orally and claims to strengthen the patient’s constitution while destroying the disease at its foundation. A $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure and testimonials are available.

Hall F. J. Cheney Toledo Ohio Deiracle DE Miracle DE Miracle Chemical CO Waser Toronto Robert Company Toronto

Canon McAlpine Speech Sparks Irish Turkeys Theft Parade

Canon McAlpine urged Irish unemployed at Cliften Galway to avoid starvation while wealthier livestock grazed nearby. A few nights later a humorist stole all his reverence’s turkeys and left a note thanking him for the hint.

Canon McAlpine Clifden County Galway

Pleasant duty on Dr Agnew’s Catarrnal Powder

Rev Jas Murdock of Hamburg Pa lauds Dr Agnew’s Catarrnal Powder for catarrh cured after five years. He cites a first application relief in five minutes and calls the powder magical, offered at 3 cents.

Jas. Murdock Hamburg Agnew

Lord Derby Lectures Empire League on Dominion Size

Lord Derby rebukes the Empire League for ignorance about Dominion size. He argues statistics are eloquent but true knowledge comes from a continental expedition or journey across the continent.

Lord Derby Empire League

U.S. Demands Return of Russian Officers for Parole Breach

The United States government asks Russia to send back three officers who broke parole and returned home. They were part of a war vessel to be in San Francisco until after the war. The breach insults the U.S. and harms prisoners of war whose freedom hinges on honor.

United States San Francisco

Psychine credited with curing farmer’s son illness

Mr George Pratt of Clarkson Ont reports his son Wilbert once emaciated and troubled by lung pains and frequent illnesses improved after taking Psychine. He notes the tonic’s usual good results and says Wilbert now works hard on the farm. Sold by Dr Slocum Limited Toronto at $1 per bottle.

Wilbert

Norwegian inventor probes deep sea with electric waves

A Norwegian inventor describes a method to sound deep ocean places without lead. Electrical waves are sent through water, reflect from the seabed, and depth is calculated from the travel time of the waves.

Englishman Marries Wife's Sister After Stormy Atlantic Voyage

Legal obstacles blocked their marriage in England so the couple sailed to New York, wed there, and planned to return home on the next steamer. The tale notes Minard's Liniment and its cure for dandruff.

New York

South American Ridgey Cure Advertised for Kidney Disease

An old classified style ad claims a product named South American Ridgey Cure can treat kidney disease. It lists symptoms such as back ache dizziness headaches vision issues dry skin and fatigue and urges belief in the remedy’s efficacy.

Revolutionary Demands and Patriotism in War's End

A concise reflection argues that radical freedom and general amnesty define revolutionary aims, while wartime unity dissolves into factional discord and a fading tribal patriotism as conflicts persist.

Parmelee's Vegetable Pills Promise Sleep Relief

An advertisement describes sleeplessness from nervous derangement and digestive distress and promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy that induces sleep and leaves the user refreshed and restored to happiness.

Parmelee

Door sized to fit piano or hat in Life quip

A humorous Life magazine quip contrasts a husband worried about moving a piano through a doorway with the wife noting her concern is more about her new hat than the piano. The exchange captures light domestic wit.

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