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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
2
Neil explains a letter tied to a murder fears unfolds as Easton realizes a faint red fingerprint on the burner note reveals Rivington as the killer. Violet must be moved to safety while Neil and Fasot plot to force the truth and locate Violet within twenty four hours at Oakston.
An exchange unfolds with Forder asking for action while Neil orders immediate search. Ania and Fasion prepare to move, promising rapid contact by telegram. They anticipate Mr Rivington’s explanation when they meet again.
Edson returns to Oakston after traveling to query Violet Brooke's predicament. He encounters Odo Rivington at the deserted lodge, demanding to see Miss Brooke. Rivington refuses and reminds him that Mrs Rivington holds the property.
Berlin reports Doctor Kaufman director of the imperial insurance department argues English reforms will mirror Germany. He cites reduced poor relief, thrift growth, higher deposits, and national happiness as insurance deepens social security. He predicts longer life, better hygiene, and stronger work quality across classes.
The Constantinople military commander bans Turkish women from streets in attire contrary to religious law and national custom. The report notes fashion has advanced this winter with revealing outer garments, but insists the move is a caution against fanaticism and will not return women to shapeless dress.
A well known traveler endures a boastful companion who parades his learning. At last the traveler declares you know all that is to be known yet you are a fool, and I know that. The tale illustrates sly wit and rebuke without naming specifics.
In Canterbury a dealer’s dog delivered a note and $1.75 for a dog license, the clerk issued the license to the dog’s bag and it returned to its master. In Rochester, Bob a mixed Irish retriever terrier made a fourth annual licensing visit with $1.75 and a note from owner G G Ham ar requesting a license.
The line from Nyn ean to Bourke in New South Wales runs 26 miles on a level perfectly straight path, claimed as the world’s longest straight railway segment.
William Titon, confined at the hospital for incurables in Heidelberg Australia, long paralyzed blind deaf and dumb, has suddenly regained his faculties authorities report.
An ad asserts PAZO Ointment cures itching in 6 to 14 days and offers a refund if it fails. The text promises relief for blind, bleeding or pruritic conditions within two weeks and emphasizes guaranteed money back.
The text notes a man’s difficulty in holding a job and accuses him of being a skilled liar, reflecting a judgment about reliability and character.
A faded verse notes a ghostly showman taking a troupe on the road. Tickets lag as the eerie act stalls and the ancient spirit proves unable to travel far.
An 1880s advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and promises a cure with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It offers $100 to anyone who can prove deafness caused by catarrh is not cured by the remedy and notes other products from F. H. Cheney & Co.
A senile man in Chicago, after three days in the city, jokes about proposing marriage to a prominent local figure. The humor centers on caution against rushing into matrimony, with a witty reply about delaying what should have been done earlier.
Wm Murray, a 66 year old Canadian prospector and trapper, describes rheumatic kidney troubles and a rash. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing his symptoms and making him feel like a new man. He had suffered from Lumbago Sciatica Neuralgia Diabetes Dropsy and Bright's Disease before trying the remedy.
Observations claim that feeding restrained drinkers bread steeped in wine rapidly changes attitudes toward liquor. In less than two weeks subjects reportedly loathe liquor and often become complete abstainers. Similar method cited as effective in Russia.
Mayor Brand Whitock of Toledo quips on inflation and the high cost of living. A banker friend retrenches as his daughter asks for a riding habit, prompting the suggestion to adopt a walking habit.
A terse dialogue weighs the right moment for a marriage proposal with the suggestion to propose just before the wedding. The exchange frames timing as crucial to romance and commitment.
An elderly widow Mme Simon jumped from a 400 foot ravine ledge in Geneva after distress over a hospitalized sister. Hours later the sister in the hospital reportedly said she did not wish to live, then fell from a ward window injuring herself. No written communication between the sisters was known for two weeks.
Purporting to cure distemper and asthma the text extols Minard’s Liniment and Dr J D Kellogg’s asthma remedy. It claims wide success and easy availability promising relief for severe cases.
A speaker admits to keeping a troubled uncle in an asylum last year to secure his fortune. Now that the uncle has died, the speaker must prove the man was legally sane to claim the inheritance. The exchange hints at a contested will and possible legal proceedings.
A clip notes Minard's Liniment cures garget cows as a local curiosity. A humorous exchange follows about a new spring hat costing two weeks' salary, reflecting small town life and wit.
Mrs. Pierre Lambert of Paquetteville Quebec reports her infant’s constipation relief after using Baby’s Own Tablets. She indicates they cure constipation and indigestion, expel worms, and ease fevers, sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville.
Aunt Maery-Good chides Harold for smoking. he calmly replies his mother would have a fit because the cigarettes are hers. The exchange reveals the humor and family dynamic in a domestic scene.
Mrs X argues Willie did not take money from her pocket and questions charging him. Mr X counters that not all of K was taken, suggesting partial disappearance and dispute over responsibility.
In a County Court session the defense and judge clash over a plea as counsel complains the client lies in bed and the judge notes the defendant may be feigning illness while the hearing continues with procedural questions.
The ad argues that irregular life causes dyspepsia and kidney troubles and promotes Parmelec's Vegetable Pills as a simple, safe remedy suitable for delicate constitutions. It emphasizes a natural corrective from a vegetable preparation.
The text states money is worth a hundred cents on the dollar after aH, indicating a full dollar value remains intact as one hundred cents per dollar. The snippet implies the standard monetary conversion without loss or depreciation in this context.
Visitor exclaims wow as the device is praised for efficiency. A playful remark about marriage to the machine hints at the novelty of automation. The snippet captures a playful, era voice on innovation and domestic life intertwining with technology.
Shaw's Schools in Goronio Canada invites readers to train in business office work or telegraph operation. President Woot promotes the program as a cure cellium for brain power, arguing trained minds earn higher pay and urging enrollment despite skepticism.
Despite a national coal strike Cardiff's shipping trade set a record last year with about 12,590 tons of traffic and imports surpassing 2,000,000 tons, noting an expected total of 10,400,000 by year end.
Fragmentary OCR remark notes Chiltern Hundreds, a classic phrase, with unclear references to a riddle about rewards or exams. The readable portion hints at a playful or satirical observation about how numbers or charges appear in cheese.
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