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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1905

Page

13

Alderman Credits Chamberlain Remedy For Election Win

Chicago alderman candidate John Shenick praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, recounting how it helped his throat and lungs during a heated campaign and claims it secured his council seat. The ad promotes the remedy via W. Ledingham. The second portion discusses war news and gold markets.

Chicago Chamberlain Chamberlian John Shenick St. Peoria St W. Ledingham

Champion Liniment for Rheumatism praised by mail carrier

Chas Drake of Chapinville Connecticut says Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the champion liniment for rheumatism. After trying several cures it cured his shoulder pain completely with once or twice daily use. Sold by W Ledingham and dealers everywhere.

Chas. Drake Chapinville Conn Chamberlain W. Ledingham

The World's Gold Crop of 1904 Reaches Record Value

The gold crop of 1904 is estimated at 340 million dollars, the largest single year production, about 15 million more than 1903. South Africa and the Rand mines are cited as the chief factor in the world’s gold supply.

Kuropatkin Tie Pass Harbin St. Petersburg Third Army Japanese War Office Mukden Fushen Russia Japan Siberian Manchuria Haverow Australia United States Yukon South Africa Randwerz

Spring of 1889 Opens with Early Planting Timeline

The article recalls the spring of 1889 beginning March 1 with notable weather. Sowing started March 4 and spread widely by March 20, marking a rapid agricultural shift for the season.

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