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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
10
A lodger, Lowndes, questions a man named Joe Dobson about a shipwreck and a sole survivor said to be a woman named Mrs. Merivale. Dobson hints at a clue tied to the Queen of May and unknown origins, while Lowndes hides his own suspicions as Dobson departs with a possible breakthrough in his search.
In Astoria New York Mrs Joan A Konic credits two weeks of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reversing two years of illness and back pain avoiding surgery. She reports gradual improvement from the first bottle and now enjoys hearty meals and good health. The letter notes many patients receive surgical advice but pinkham medicine offers relief.
Myra rises with morning letters while facing the burden of a distant past regarding John Lowndes. She blends courage with hope as she strives to live day by day. Dr. Mark Drake and his wife share tender memories and reaffirm their enduring love as Myra endures uncertainty.
The article argues Germany cannot win the war despite expert German military power. It credits German valor and efficiency but cites failure to destroy France and reach Paris early as fatal. It highlights the Marne and Ypres victories as decisive battles nullifying German gains in Russia and the Balkans.
The snippet shows Nicholas mishearing William the Conqueror landing in England in 1066 and guessing what A J stands for after dark, reflecting a child’s humorous history class moment.
The New Australian Capital will immortalize a great deed and bear a Homeric name. The Manchester Guardian notes Australians rejected Edwardville or George Town and kept Yas Canberra, praising the initials that form a word with pride and strength for a young nation’s capital.
Mrs Jacos Wore of 8 Queen Street Waterloo recounts her husband’s four year muscular rheumatism relief after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. She credits the medicines with restoring health and daily work ability.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a powerful vegetable remedy that cleanses blood impurities, purges boils and eczema, strengthens nerves, and improves digestion. It claims to dissolve impurities through the liver bowels kidneys and skin and asks readers to start treatment immediately.
Rudyard Kipling argues in the Toronto Globe that Germany will be exterminated as a people, not merely defeated. He portrays war as a ritual of continual killing, predicts Germany’s collapse, and discusses indemnity, morale, and postwar ruin across allied nations.
The Komische Zeitung notes Galicia fighting slackens not as end of Russian offensive but as a breath. It cites heavy Russian reinforcements arriving and reports Japan supplying artillery and ammo used in preparations. Many Russian infantry in Galicia are armed with rifles of Japanese origin.
Professor H H Dea of the O A C Guelph argues dairy cows are a safe investment with the dairy cow sustaining mankind. Ontario agriculture officials highlight rural school fairs expanding since 1912, reaching 234 fairs and over 2,200 schools with 45,000 pupils.
A Calgary based livestock report notes strong demand with eastern packers paying high prices to secure hogs. Cattle shipments to Seattle since mid November totaled over 2000 head, including an Alberta steer weighing 1700 lbs at 10 cents per pound. The Alberta stockyards have expanded markets boosting breeding sheep and overall herd growth. Producers expect good prices across the board as herds expand and cattle and sheep trade increases.
Little Mark Schey of Fruitvale explains in Our Animals that a cow has two stomachs so when one stomach aches the other can be used. The San Francisco Examiner features a child’s answer from its animal story contest aimed at young readers.
A newspaper warning touts a home remedy claiming Bon-Opte tablets mixed with warm water can cure astigmatism eye strain and other disorders. It urges readers to obtain the product at drugstores and use it to strengthen eyes so glasses may no longer be needed. Eyeglasses are described as crutches, with a claim the prescription may restore clear vision.
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