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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

11

Rheumatism Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills

A Ontario farmer credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing his rheumatic pains after four months of illness. The ad asserts the pills create new blood and cure anaemia indigestion neuralgia and heart related aches by treating the root blood cause. Available at medicine dealers or by mail Brockville Ontario.

Williams Chas. H. Lumley Brickford Ont Lambton County Mr. Lumley Dr. Illiams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville

How did Jones make all his money

The Cleveland Ledger notes the phrase judicious speculation as a witty answer to how Jones built wealth while Brown allegedly lost fortune by dabbling in stocks and markets.

Jones Brown Cleveland Ledger

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Fast Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectricit for pains in joints limbs rheumatic pain neuralgia and lumbago. It claims the remedy is quickly absorbed through the skin and permanently relieves the affected area with a magic property that removes pain from the body.

Thomas

Pickpocket Promises Watch to Preacher Upon Release

The would be thief tells the preacher he has helped him and vows to send a fine watch after his release, promising a token of gratitude.

Mr. Preacher

Minard’s Liniment Cures Dandruff in Odd Exchange

A city visitor questions a country herd scene asking which cow gives buttermilk. a local woman responds goats produce the milk. The exchange appears in the agefield Journal with rural humor and observations.

Agefield Journal

Canada Reopens Mail Entry For American Periodicals

Canadian postal authorities revise the 1996 agreement allowing legitimate American magazines to enter Canada at second class rates and daily news at the pound rate. The move responds to publisher demand and signals a broader restoration of preexisting mailing terms for newspapers and periodicals.

United States Canada Meyer United Washington Dominion

Canada Club dinner at the Ritz praises Canada and wireless progress

At the London Ritz a Canada Club dinner featured President F W Taylor praising Canada while joking about a Cambridge encyclopedia claiming maple wine and sugar ore. Admiral Douglas hopes for a Canadian fleet. Major Stevens discusses transportation. Marconi thanks Canada and touts wireless Atlantic transmission. Guests included Earl of Ranfurley Sir E Ward and Gen Lawrie.

Canada Club Ritz Hotel London F. W. Taylor Canada Cambridge Dominion United States Douglas Admiralty Canadian D. W. Stevens Signor Marconi St. Lawrence Atlantic Earl of Ranfurley Sir E. Ward Gen. Lawrie

A Metaphor From Falconry History in Proverb Form

The article traces the saying to falconry lore from hawk and heron prey. It notes how "hernshaw" becomes "heronshaw" and how "handsaw" arose as a later corruption used by Hamlet. The piece discusses whether the hawk versus hernshaw distinction sufficed for the proverb.

Manchester Guardian

Baseball Invades Australia During Winter Season

Australian cricketers take up baseball to stay fit in their winter. The sport gains pace since Spalding teams visited in the eighties. NSW often wins the interstate series begun in 1902. A seventeen inning interstate game finished 11 to 9 and a silver cup prize was donated for the two-state championship by Admiral Sir Harry Rawson.

Australia America England Spalding Sydney Melbourne New South Wales Harry Rawson New York Times

Hibernation Rules: Fat Stores and Slow Metabolism

The article explains hibernation as animals stockpiling fat to fuel winter survival. It compares fat reserves to a coal cellar and notes tissue loss must stay under 40 percent of normal weight to avoid death. Respiration and digestion nearly stop, with circulation barely maintaining life to reduce wear and tear.

Hall's Catarrh Cure promise of $100 cure

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio declares the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every untreatable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Statement dated December 6, 1886 with notary A W Gleason. Cure marketed with testimonials and 75 cent price. recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A.w.gleason Seal

Cute cherub toy sparks playful family moment

A fond mother shows a cherub to a bachelor brother who calls the child funny and easier than winding up mechanical toys, highlighting a lighthearted domestic scene.

Itch Cure Claimed Fast by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion

Advertisement asserts Wolford's Sanitary Lotion cures itch mange prairie scratch and all contagious skin ailments in humans and animals within thirty minutes. The claim targets a broad range of itching conditions and emphasizes rapid relief.

Wolford

Insomnia Strain Tangles Household Dialogue

Fragmentary exchange recalls marital friction tied to a wife’s nightly insomnia. Brief lines show Browne and Towne Luschman as principals, with a Philadelphia Press source tag and a mention of late arrivals triggering conflict.

Browne Philadelphia Press Towne—Luschman

What Causes Headache in October to May

Cold symptoms are common headache triggers between October and May. Laxative Bromo Quinine helps relieve headaches by addressing the underlying cause. E. W. Grove, box 25c.

E. W. Grove

Organ grinder and summer guest share a crust buttered scene

A summer resident watches an organ grinder turn the crank with steady rhythm as they exchange a playful, imperfect dialogue about timing. The monk’s smile and Youth's Companion reference add a light literary mood to the porch interaction.

The Boy's Honor at Graduation Exercises

A light notice notes that George, eldest son of Mrs. Lapsing, won high honors at his school's graduating exercises, with Mrs. Lapsing remarking on his status as valetudinarian of the class.

Lapsing George Chicago Tribune

A Pill for Generous Eaters

There are many persons with hearty appetites and poor digestion who suffer after meals. Food lingers like lead in the stomach causing headache and low mood. Parmalee's Vegetable Pills are advertised to aid digestion and restore health when used as directed.

Beecham Thomas Beecham St. Helens Lancashire Eng Canada U. S. America Parmelee

Mamma Scolds Bust of Shakespeare in Wild Parlor Talk

A Chicago Record-Herald snippet records Mrs. Oldcastle erupting over a new Shakespeare bust. She berates slang and remarks on two trips to Europe, prompting amused reactions from the speaker.

Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia

A brief notice reports Minard's Liniment relieving neuralgia for a man named Tom who wished to marry Miss Inherit and claimed it was a heart affair. The exchange hints at a family financial ruin and a linked outcome of heart failure for Tom.

Tom Miss Inherit Jack

Local Good Samaritan Takes Charge In Public Aid

The quoted exchange describes a man who does not stand idle when others need help. He immediately acts and directs bystanders to assist, highlighting decisive leadership in a crisis.

Humble Existence Praised by Uncle Eben

The Bright Side quotes Uncle Eben praising a simple life and frugal living. He notes people are good-natured because they lack money for luxuries like gold bricks, positing that no one will bother to steal possessions such as bogus possum and sweet potatoes.

Eben Washington ‘Star

Parents Buy Mother Graves Worm Exterminator

Parents purchase Mother Graves Worm Exterminator believing it is safe for children and an effective worm expeller.

All the world’s a stage. Quote from Tiffins on industry

In a Kansas City Journal excerpt, Tiffins jokes about life as a stage with a worldly array of sawmills machine shops and boiler factories. His companion laments too much realism for a pew man.

Kansas City Journal

We Pay High Prices for Furs and Hides

N. W. Hide & Fur Co of Minneapolis advertises top rates for furs and hides sold for tanning robes rugs or coats inviting customers to secure the best value from their business.

N. W. Hide & Fur Co Minneapolis

Ship Canal Receipts Hit Record £535000 for Last Year

The Manchester Ship Canal receipts for last year reached a record £535000, surpassing 1906 by £36000, reflecting stronger earnings and higher traffic.

English Spavin Liniment Claims Remarkable Cure

An old advertisement touts English Spavin Liniment to remove blemishes and ailments in horses including spavin, ringbone, splints, sweeney, stifles, sprains, sore throats and coughs. It promises all blemishes vanish and offers $50 savings with a single bottle.

Wingate Forms Unrivaled Dervish Weapons Collection

Sir Francis Wingate the Sirdar of Egypt has assembled a unique collection of Dervish weapons and curiosities noted as unequalled by observers. The exhibit features items tied to Dervish history and North African martial culture.

Francis Wingate Egypt

Rose as Emblem of Secrecy in Greek Table Etiquette

The rose symbolized secrecy in Greece, once hung over the table during banquets to signal that nothing spoken there was to be repeated. This emblem illustrated a practiced courtesy of keeping conversations private among guests.

Greece

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Dr. Williams Minard Ayer Adie Che J.C. Aver Ce Lowell Mass New Encyclopedia Baseball Japan Eddy Tees & Peasse Limited, Agts Calgary Winnipeg Edmonton
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