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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
6
Loren G Ladd a well known young man narrates kidney trouble after scarlet fever typhoid measles and other illnesses. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with removing swellings and restoring health after one box and continued use to drive disease from the blood.
A curate praises the silver tones of bells as Giles, who is deaf, proclaims the bells raise a terrible din. The exchange unfolds on a rustic road during arch Sunday morning with a curious contrast between hearing and silence.
A husband and wife discuss a woman who proclaims anarchist views. The woman’s public stance and bomb-throwing imagery provoke debate on whether women should enter anarchist causes to reduce harm, with a provocative suggestion that female participation could alter outcomes.
A local government board auditor surcharges the W''! leaden council $45 for expenses described as whisky and cigars. The record notes an official action amid financial scrutiny and governance concerns.
King Alfonso signals broad liberal aims by offering amnesty to all political offenders and inviting leaders of all parties to the throne. He cites cabinet posts for Republicans and Socialists, drawing mixed reactions from conservatives like Maura while urging educational reform and economic development as priorities.
The Rev. C. H. Grundy of St. Peter's Brockley operates a marriage agency to match suitable widows with husbands having certain incomes. In its first year the scheme gathered about 140 letters, with applicants from England as well as California India Mexico and Australia. He weeded out unsuitable prospects and hopes to arrange many lasting marriages despite early hurdles.
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of Parte at age 52.93 after a period of illness. It mentions Dr. Macho Mery, a former deputy for Parte, and references a recent event involving Xyevan amid a ceremonial or cult-like context.
A native shareholders cooperative named the Native Partnership for the South African Ltd has been formed in the Wakkerstroom district Transvaal to purchase three farms totaling 12,000 acres. The capital is fixed at 90,000.
King Victor and Queen Bloma with children and princes of the house of Savor reviewed troops in Mechapial then escorted them along Via Nazionale to the Victor Emmanuel II statue. He awarded medals to regimental standards as crowds cheered the procession through Rome.
In Pekin the western portion of the Winter Palace is handed to the Republican Chinese government. President Yuan Shih Kai will use the rooms for receptions of distinguished foreign visitors. The notice marks a shift in control as the new regime establishes its diplomatic access.
Present or mail this coupon and a dollar fifty nine to Dominion Utilities Miz Co Ltd Winnipeg Manitoba to receive one I XL vacuum washer. All charges prepaid anywhere in Canada with money refunded if the washer does not do all that is claimed. March 1 1913 name address province.
A small wire haired terrier owned by Mr. Lawrence of Streatier Berks killed two full grown otters without injury to the dog.
In the Midlands a young coal mine owner named Chestnut visits Mr. Hendricks for a serious business matter about winter coal stock. The dialogue shows the eager visitor pressing for confirmation on supply readiness.
Landlord Mr. Austen of the Wheatsheaf Inn in Nelson Street Ryde reports a colossal wasps nest found in the attic of a lean-to kitchen. The nest resembles a street lamp lantern with a four foot circumference and two foot depth.
The daughter of the candidate claims she saw the candidate kissing the cook, asserting the incident occurs as he acts as her campaign manager and seeks votes in today’s election. The report focuses on implications for the campaign and voter sentiment.
The Schuette-Lanze airship as it landed at Mohlisdorf was struck by wind, tearing the balloon cover and snapping the wooden frame. Two army captains were aboard. a mechanic reportedly leaped from fifty feet, breaking an arm and suffering other injuries. Repair is hoped within three to four weeks.
An advertisement touts Meather Graves Worm Exterminator as a fast remedy to prevent children from suffering worm problems, stressing simple, strong treatment to deliver relief promptly.
Fred asks about age of a playmate. Johnny says one year old. Fred boasts his dog walks twice as well as the kid. Johnny retorts the dog has twice as many legs, ending the exchange with a humorous twist.
The Belgian legation chancellor in Piem writes Brussels mayor urging barbers to migrate to China. He claims prospects lie in catering to Celestials' demand for Western hairstyles amid peg tail suppression.
Drugstore ad claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching swelling bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or money back. Includes price 9 cents and refund offer.
London Hackney inquest investigates a baby found in a suitcase on a doorstep in Colvestone Crescent Dalston in October. The text also mentions hoboes at a Stonebills infirmary and a disjointed dialogue about hardship and travel on freight cars.
Five youths returning from a dance in Paris were out after midnight when a quarrel led Jacques Barale aged 16 to shoot his friend dead. Barale hid in his room but was killed by police through a fanlight after an officer fell to the floor fatally shot.
A fox hunted for two hours was tracked to ground by the Southdown Hunt in darkness. The master ended the chase by severing the brush under bicycle lamp light.
Two neighbors dispute who leads the household. John proclaims himself breadwinner and head of the establishment. The other cites a pre marriage agreement that grants him major matters while his wife handles minor ones. So far no major matters have arisen.
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