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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
2
A conversation aboard passages of a shipwreck tale centers on the Queen of May. A lodger named Joe Dobson hints at discovering crucial clues through a survivor said to be linked to the Merivale family and a Stan hurst house.
A two year illness with chills back pain and fatigue led a woman from Astoria to forgo surgery after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports improvement from the first bottle and being able to eat breakfast again, crediting the remedy for avoiding the operation. The notice invites others to seek advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for surgical recommendations.
Myra carries hope and courage as she faces a deep rift with Lowndes. She finds strength in daily kindness, guided by her grandparents and Dr. Drake, while sharing a tender, enduring bond with her husband Mark as aging but affectionate love sustains them.
The text argues for the new federal capital to be named Anzac Canberra, celebrating the Gallipoli defenders. It contrasts with rejected names like Edwardville or Georgetown and lauds the native title Yas Canberra as a symbol of pride and strength for Australia.
Waterloo resident recalls muscular rheumatism relief after using Golden Medical Discovery Pellets. Husband unable to work for four years, tried various medicines and doctors before improvement. Letter evidences strong trust in Dr Pierce products from a local household.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a powerful blood purifier for Canadians. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, clear skin of blemishes, calm nerves, and boost energy, free from alcohol and harsh ingredients.
A Toronto Globe reprint of Kipling's piece argues Germany faces moral decline and defeat as war drains its strength. It envisions limited future German options, predicts widespread postwar ruin, and asserts England and allies must endure costly sacrifices while Germany ceases to exist as a nation.
The olnische Zeitung notes that Galicia’s slackening does not end the Russian offensive but indicates a breather with reinforcements arriving. It claims Japan supplies artillery and ammunition, and much of the Russian infantry in Galicia uses rifles of Japanese origin.
Professor H. H. Dea of the Ontario Agricultural College urges breeding the dairy cow as a safe investment to aid mankind. Rural school fairs are praised for promoting intelligent farming, noting growth from 25 to 294 fairs and over 2,200 schools with 43,000 pupils involved. Speakers include C. Bailey and Dr. Platt with J. A. Macdonald and A. J. Craig also addressing agricultural topics.
A Calgary livestock report notes growing demand as eastern packers struggle to buy hogs locally. Cattle exports to Seattle since mid November total over 2000 head, with Alberta steers fetching top open market prices. The piece highlights Alberta stockyards expanding markets, rising hog and sheep activity, and optimistic prices for producers.
An old warning claims thousands wear eyeglasses needlessly and offers a dubious home remedy. It promotes Bon-Opte tablets dissolved in warm water to supposedly strengthen eyes and eliminate the need for glasses, urging readers to obtain the remedy from Valuous Drug Co or via mail order for a prescription.
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