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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
8
The regulations require mill owners to verify that sawn lumber not from Dominion lands or cut under a permit. If permits exist, record number and date. otherwise obtain statutory proof of legality before processing. Theft penalties apply for illicit timber, and free permits for railway lands no longer issued.
A Nor'-West Farmer note advises on treating bruised shoulders from work and collars. After work rinse with sugar of lead solution, apply starch, and lubricate with oxide of zinc ointment. Ensure collars fit and avoid dried ooze to prevent enlarging sores.
Minneapolis millers report they cannot grind Manitoba wheat in bond under U S law. Manufacturing in bond must be separate from home trade, requiring distinct mills for ground beaded wheat and export of all bonded product including flour, bran, and shorts.
A caller appeals in favor of prohibition in the province, arguing it would end liquor sales as a deadly, debasing practice. The message predicts increased shopping at merchants, less hotel drinking, and greater ability for Christian ministry to work without the sin and fear caused by alcohol.
Toronto Star cartoonish critique notes rising glasses wear among children linked to heavy homework and anxious parenting. It argues mothers overcheck every health ailment, visiting many specialists while neglecting the need for calmer maternal nerves.
An English vessel condemned an Englishman an Irishman and a Scot to twelve strokes of the birch each. The sentence included a chance to appeal by exposing a canvas repair to ease the pain, but the men returned to their duties aboard the vessel.
The Captain asks Pat what he would have on his back and Pat replies about placing the Scotchman on his back if it praises yer Hon or PM.
A list of eight arguments against Prohibition is outlined, including that it failed where tried, licensed hotels are preferable to illegal bars, bans amount to class legislation, enforcement would be impractical amid broad opposition, past policing efforts failed, prohibition imposes direct taxes on individuals, it harms trade and real estate values, and it fosters discord and corruption.
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