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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
6
Edmund has begun attending public school and befriends a boy his mother had not heard of. The child named Walter is described as nice and well behaved, with Edmund proudly saying he will not teach him any naughty words.
Miss Gladys K. B. Logan of 264 Queen Street Ottawa testifies that two years of back pains neuralgia rheumatism and fatigue improved after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills She urges other women to try the remedy and notes its quick effects from prior medical failures Also mentions a Tokyo merchant touting fast delivery of goods.
British Columbia farm products totaled over 30 million dollars in 1914. The province bought 26 million from the rest of Canada including 2.4 million in flour and five million in similar goods from abroad. Livestock 5.5 million. dairy 4.5 million. meat 2.6 million. fruit 0.8 million. eggs 1.4 million. The data show a strong home market for B C farm products.
A firm has begun manufacturing string from paper after experiments to find an affordable substitute. The visible product resembles real string for tying parcels of fair size and is hard to distinguish. Only one thickness exists so far, with more varieties expected.
An advertisement claims neuralgia is a symptom of weak blood and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure. It cites a testimonial from Mrs A T Oulton of Little Shemogue NB who reports relief and cure after using the pills. The firm sells boxes for 50 cents or six for $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario by mail.
One form of agricultural co operation in Ireland aims to purchase all kinds of farm implements from a one horse plow to a high power tractor. The implements are hired out to the society members.
An old advertisement reveals Hall's Catarrh Cure offer of one hundred dollars reward for an uncured case. It includes endorsements from F. J. Cheney & Co and a bank, plus testimonials and price. The clippings shift to health products, creamery history in Canada, Parmelee's Pills, and a humorous domestic snippet.
Dr chief chemist of the Dominion Sugar Company spoke in Toronto about sugar beet progress from 1747 birth to today 15 to 20 percent content. He noted crop yields rise 25 to 0 percent with sugar beet rotation and urged government aid to expand home production to meet more than current demand.
An old advertisement touts Nerviline as a guaranteed cure for neuralgia and related pains. It claims forty years of success and features testimonials from G C Dalgleish of Evanston praising quick pain relief and versatile uses for coughs earache toothache and cramps.
A mother boasts to a rich uncle about her son Eddy's schooling. The uncle asks what the boy does all day. Eddy replies with a blunt, humorous line: I wait till it's time to go home.
More than 200 Japanese citizens in Canada from the Empire of Japan have enlisted. They join the effort to supply manpower for overseas army service and support the war effort abroad.
A reader from Masonville writes from Yarmouth Nova Scotia praising Minard's Liniment Co. Limited after using 36 bottles to treat his father's paralysis, claiming restoration to normal condition and hoping others may benefit. Signed by GEO. H. HOLMES dated June 27.
An old Punch cartoon notes worms causing restlessness and peevishness with teeth grinding and nose picking. It promotes Miller's Worm Powders as the quick remedy. A separate quip recalls a fatherly gesture at a marriage proposal, implying violent overreaction.
A brief note states that Minard’s Liniment cures colds and related ailments. The text also notes that an aeroplane in active service has only three or four months of life based on experience.
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