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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
3
The Italian government states no military plans exist for Albania and nearby shores. It notes Austria agreed Jakova go to Serbia and Scutari remains Albanian, claiming Russia Austria and Italy act in unison with other powers.
Fragmentary text describes a hand or gesture and a person who will demand a glass and sugar. The readable elements suggest dialogue or street language with unclear subjects and missing context.
London opinion in The Spectator argues against a sudden European war. It notes France’s growing confidence and cohesion as a danger, but warns that France risks alienating Russia and Britain if it pursues a Now or Never policy. Germany faces economic strain and limited sea power targets Britain and France.
Product claim promises relief for suffering children and lasting effects for all mothers worried about their kids. Nonspecific claims emphasize certainty and durability of results.
In London the Life Targets Company unveils a motion picture based marksman device at Olympia. A rifle fires at images moving past a paper screen while sound and light effects register the shot. The system briefly halts the image after each hit and is being tested by war office officials.
Venetian press reports Kaiser Wilhelm II will visit Venice soon where a meeting with the German ruler of Mali is planned. From Italy the emperor will travel to Corsica on the Hohenzollern to conclude the journey.
Borsceaux reported the Scala Theatre was seized for non payment of rent as the curtain prepared to rise. Actors refused to appear even when offered half the receipts. Audience staged a protest invading the stage and causing disorder.
A government analyst attests Baby's Own Tablets are safe and free from opiates. Mrs. Kernaghan Cartwright, Man., says she has always used them for her child. Sold by medicine dealers or man at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
The Nord Deutsche Algsm Zeitung cites Montenegro's interference with the Austrian steamer Skodra and the treatment of Catholic Albanians. It states Austro Hungary may call Montenegro to account to protect its rights under international law and European civilization. It notes a rumored understanding between Austria and Russia on the Albanian question and asserts a final agreement on that issue.
Justice of the Peace J E Arsenault recounts a four year battle with an infected leg ulcer eczema and swelling. After trying multiple doctors and treatments a box of Zam-Buk brought relief and cure with no return of symptoms. The ad touts Zam-Buk as a herbal balm for skin diseases and related conditions sold at 50c per box.
Mr J D Barrett of Nelson British Columbia describes chronic indigestion and liver bowel issues. After eight boxes of Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills he says he was completely cured and no longer troubled by indigestion. Pills sold 25 cents a box by Edmanson Bates & Co Limited Toronto.
Detectives used gas bombs to subdue a mad suspect in Auteuil after a siege of bandits. The man fired a revolver and fled through rooms before being cornered on a roof in a semi asphyxiated state and taken to a hospital.
Cough is caused by irritation in the respiratory passages from inflammation of the mucous membrane. Treatment with Dr Thomas Electric Pit will allay inflammation and the cough will cease. Try it, and you will use no other preparation for a cold.
Middlebrough county magistrates grant a seven day license for a new picture palace despite protests from several ministers. One cleric cited a rush from churches to picture halls after evening service as unseemly.
In five weeks the Colchester borough ratcatcher has killed 500 rats at an average cost to the rates of 3 pence per rat.
The Mirror calls the situation serious as Muslim unrest rises and Hindu extremism exploits it. The Times of India urges Muslim leaders to intervene to curb inflammatory language and prevent harming the community.
The governor of Kiangse province in China hosts a lottery to aid famine victims. His daughter offers her band and a dowry of 5000 dollars as the first prize.
A spinner trapped on a 300 foot Dover cliff ledge was saved by a coastguard. He was lowered by rope from the cliff to reach the mountaintop rescuer and bring the stranded person to safety.
The query asks for reasons candidates did not connect a purported endless chain system to vote gains. It appears speculative without specific candidates, context, or source details to anchor analysis.
A reader, Mr. Thomas E. Jarvis, reports a rapid recovery from a severe cold after five hours of Nerviline treatment with his wife applying throat and chest rubs and gargling. The testimonial asserts relief from chest tightness and wheezy soreness and encourages purchase of Nerviline from The Catarrhozone Co. in Buffalo New York.
The article notes a return to shared pageantry as a maiden and bachelor pair again feature in a local contest. A veteran maid hints at a classic routine while a newer entrant questions the old flame of the partnership.
Paris reports a new Arctic expedition organized under M. de Payer, reserve officer and Geographical Society member. The project plans two aviators to attempt a polar air expedition and reach the north pole.
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