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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1905
Page
4
A lively debate argues that removing the embargo would boost Canadian cattle, feeders, and exports. Proponents say opening British ports would raise meat supply and prices in Dominion while benefiting British consumers, with fair profits for Canadian producers.
A nation that has learned quickly, Japan astonishes the world with modern war conduct and humane victory at Port Arthur. The piece argues Japan’s progress in military tactics and restraint contrasts with past barbarism, noting lessons for England, Germany, and the United States as Russia studies Japan.
The Weekly Sun condemns Sir Wilfrid Laurier for using federal power to force separate schools in the North West. It criticizes his stance as contrary to Liberal provincial rights doctrine and suggests Quebec would have supported him if he had resolved education wholly within the new provinces.
The analysis argues Laurier’s course alienates English-speaking provinces while risking civil strife. It contends his stance on separate schools misframes religious education as state policy and warns the Catholic vote as the only real lever. It notes waning political support and growing resolve to defend secular principles against church influence.
A period article describes indigestion and stomach discomfort after meals. It notes sour or bitter rising, belching, and dyspepsia. It then links a strengthened stomach to improved overall strength from better digestion and assimilation.
The article urges selecting and cleaning seed grain in March to ensure high quality seed. Plump well formed kernels should be sown, with multiple passes through the fanning mill if dirt and weed seeds remain. Careful seed prep boosts germination vigor and, with good soil and favorable season, yields per acre.
The Salvation Army has chartered the steamer Vancouver to sail from Liverpool for Canada on April 25 with more than 1,200 British emigrants aboard. The party will travel under Salvation Army officers and include farm laborers domestics and in some cases entire families.
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