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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
6
Mt. Brydges Ontario March 6 A resident Mr Robt Bond says his life was saved by Dodd's Kidney Pills after a physician abandoned hope for Bright's Disease He credits twenty boxes with restoring his health and sleep and insists no other remedy cures Bright's Disease like Dodd's Kidney Pills.
The Medical Bulletin airs a sharp editorial opposing Dr. Moore of the U S Department of Agriculture who proposes purifying water with copper. It argues laboratory results do not reflect real world conditions and warns coppered water could harm drinkers over time.
A dialogue hints Centaur as a perceptive figure who avoids horse trades and stays ahead of expectations. The lines imply a metaphor about foresight and mastery across a story of skill and restraint.
A studious girl remarks on beauty being insufficient, and Miss Cayenne counters that true accomplishment is hardest to achieve. The exchange centers on defining worth beyond appearance.
An Alberta agricultural talk urges extensive forest belts on farms and home plantations. Arch Mitchell says tree crops will grow in importance as agriculture advances, detailing planting methods, windbreaks, soil preparation, and climate adaptations for growing cottonwood elm maple spruce and evergreens along with fruit crops in southern Alberta.
Promotes healthy lungs via rich red blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills. Claims to strengthen lungs after bronchitis pneumonia la grippe and colds and to treat anemia indigestion rheumatism neuralgia and other conditions. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Jane A Kennedy and sale details Brockville Ontario.
An English chemist reports a new poison named cyanide of cacodyl. It is a white powder melting at 83 degrees and boiling at 140 degrees, releasing a vapor that causes instant death when inhaled. The chemist combines cacodyl with cyanogen to yield a potent substance claimed to be the strongest yet recorded.
A scientific publication notes at least three Indiana springs or wells yield water with marked magnetism that can imprint onto steel objects. Researchers attribute this to dissolved carbonate of iron in the water, a phenomenon judged with caution by scientists elsewhere.
Mrs. Joseph E. Harley of Worthington Ontario praises Baby's Own Tablets as best for infants and all ages. She claims her child has used them since two months old with full health, stating the tablets cure stomach and bowel troubles, aid teething, break colds, prevent croup, expel worms, and lack opiates or harmful drugs. Available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario at 25 cents a box by mail or dealers.
A New York dispatch reports a floor collapse at the Fleet Street African M. E. Zion Church in Brooklyn killing 13 and injuring over 50. Among the dead are ten women, two men, and a child in the ramshackle 60 year old building in the colored district on Fleet Street near Mickle Avenue.
Bridgeport residents honor Fanny Crosby on her eighty fifth birthday with a planned monument and special church programs. The famed hymn writer, blind since age six, has penned over eight thousand songs since 1864 and inspired scores of churches and schools across the English speaking world.
The advertisement touts Lever's Z Wise Head Disinfectant Soap Powder as superior to other powders because it combines soap cleaning action with disinfection.
A civilization offers new and better prizes but demands superior equipment and training. As rewards rise, so must preparation. Only those ready for their chance can hope to succeed.
An advertised remedy claims to remove corns and warts without fail, noting its effectiveness on even the toughest cases. The text promotes Holloway's Corn Cure as a reliable treatment option.
Mrs Donoughmore once Miss Rece of New York is called the children's angel in Ireland for her extensive charity. She dedicates time and funds to teaching impoverished Western Ireland children the wonders of nature.
J B Livesque of St. Joseph writes of a 13 year old daughter injured when thrown from a sleigh. Elbow remained stiff and painful for three years until four bottles of Minard’s Liniment cured her, with two years of relief since.
The article posits Sergius death could trigger Russian reforms and peace with Japan, potentially redeeming his memory from domestic and international censure. It notes the broader impact on Russia’s future policy and public opinion.
An old advertisement touts Agnew's Ointment as instant relief for itching burning creeping skin rashes and salt rheum. It claims calming effects on teething irritation and various eruptions, praising its soothing magic against humors and skin irritations.
The Japanese Emperor queries war news while the Prime Minister reports a battle off the coast. The Emperor hints Russians may be behind any ocean trouble, speaking with a twinkle of confidence.
The advert touts Wickle's AntiConsumptive Syrup as agreeable to the taste and a relief for throat irritation causing hacking coughs. Used as directed it claims to break persistent colds and restore air passages to normal health.
Quote from Success Magazine emphasizes that opportunity isn’t only grand moments but the steady steps you take now. It argues progress comes from how you do what you do, not from chasing rare feats.
A quirky health note praises Dr Von Stan Pine Tablets for aiding digestion and allowing consumption of any wholesome and palatable food. It emphasizes exercising digestive organs and using the tablets if delicate.
A reflection contrasts a rare painter able to animate color with a common boar who shatters spell with a vandal knife. The piece weighs on artistry against destruction, highlighting fragile creative power versus crude damage.
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