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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
12
An advertisement promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a universal stomach remedy, claiming relief from bloating sour stomach and indigestion. It asserts the pills aid digestion, improve health, and promise quick results with a 25 cent price, tied to a plot involving Viola and family secrets in an unrelated narrative excerpt.
The Shorthorn breed enhances cross breeding with Hereford Angus and Galloway, boosting growth and fattening. Despite color not always passing to progeny, Shorthorn blood elevates prize stock in shows and improves overall carload quality, noted by GE Day, Dominion Short horn Breeders' Assn., Guelph.
Viola and Anthony are newly married, while Marie accepts her role and awaits monsieur’s arrival. The scene unfolds in a study by a fire as Viola and Anthony claim their life together and face the surprised, stern elder. Marie quietly contemplates the consequences.
Mrs. Marie Prewer credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with relief from five years of heart trouble caused by kidney weakness. She describes rheumatism, swelling, sleeplessness, and nervousness as symptoms cured by the remedy, after a doctor failed to help.
Anthony reveals a written confession naming Viola's "uncle" as the mastermind behind the kidnapping plot. The suspect pleads his protection, warning he will expose the scandal across Europe unless silenced. The dialogue ends with a threat to publish the evidence and ruin the employer.
The spring show centers on fat stock with feeders turning effort into cash and packers offering prices matching quality. A University Champion steer topped at 32.54 cents a pound from Swift Canada, others sold 26 and 20 cents, none under 174 cents. Sixteen calves sold after heavy beef, hogs averaged 20.50 dollars per hundred pounds.
City council accepts the commission report on extensions to the industrial and agricultural exhibition association buildings. A new winter fair building will cost about 120000 dollars. The summer exhibition this year will be on a more ambitious scale than before.
An old promotional note touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults, claiming quick relief from constipation and stating that the product cleanses the bowels without injury. It warns to seek the California Fig Syrup Company label and to reject counterfeit syrups.
About 2 000 men are required for spring work on the province's land as 667 unfilled applications exist in employment offices. With seeding near, the number will rise sharply.
An article discusses anemia from illness and fatigue and promotes iron tonics like Trontic from Dr. Pierce to restore red blood cells and energy. It claims improved color in cheeks and renewed vigor after using the tonic, alongside Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a respected herbal alternative.
An advertisement touts Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills as remedies for nervous shock and exhaustion. It claims the pills strengthen the system, aid sleep, improve appetite, and restore vitality. Sold for 50 cents a box through dealers or by mail from The Milburn Co. Toronto Ontario.
The Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator at Port Arthur near the Great Lakes, opened last year with 2.5 million bushel capacity, adds a 630000 bushel hospital elevator and plans a further 2,000,000 bushel expansion costing $500000 to meet rising farmer demand and storage needs.
A reflective epigraph arguing that youthiv vitality lasts when kept cheerful, and aging is a state of mind rather than years. Some men are born old while others stay young through optimism, dying in youth despite age.
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