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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1905

Page

5

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Alderman Shenick

Chicago alderman John Shenick credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with saving his campaign by restoring his voice after a summer cold. He praises the tonic and notes it is sold by W Ledingham and other dealers.

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

The World's Gold Supply in 1904 Mirrors South Africa

The 1904 gold crop is estimated at 340 million dollars, the largest single year output. It exceeds 1903 by about 15 million dollars. The Rand mines in South Africa are identified as the chief factor expanding world supply despite heavy interference.

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

Champion Liniment touted for rheumatism cure

Chas Drake a Chapinville Conn mail carrier says Chamberlain Pain Balm is the champion liniment for rheumatism. He reports shoulder pain relief after trying cures and recommends the remedy sold by W Ledingham and dealers everywhere. One application gives relief and short use promises a permanent cure.

Chas. Drake Chapinville Conn Chamberlain W. Ledingham

Weather and planting timeline from 1889 spring

In 1889 spring opened March 1 with similar weather. Sowing began March 4 and was general by March 20. There was but little rainfall and farmers prepared fields for the season.

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