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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
14
A British Columbia woman praises Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine for ending a cough that kept her awake for three nights and left her near suffocation. The remedy, advertised as a preventative for croup and bronchitis, is priced at 25 cents a bottle with Dr. A Wase signature.
A medical college professor urged graduates to cultivate patience in marriage and domestic life. He advised kindness to wives, avoiding petty quarrels, and reading a treatise while waiting for theater outings to gain vast information. The anecdote appears in Success Magazine.
Toto, who had a bad report on arithmetic, went with his father to see performing dogs. The father shows Toto how the dog counts, then asks him to solve a geography question, prompting a shy reply about shame and learning.
Mothers report Baby's Own Tablets ease constipation stomach trouble and teething pain in infants without gripe and with a government analyst endorsement. Mrs Jos Merter of Pleissville Quebec praises the remedy and the tablets sell for 25 cents a box via druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville.
An army officer on Governor's Island clips breakfast eggs and eats from the shell. His six year old son tries the same, chucks an egg into his midriff, and causes a commotion at the table. The father blames the cook for filling the egg too full.
Russian authorities move to seal off Finland in anticipation of the navigation season to stop arms imports by Finnish or Russian revolutionists.
An ad touts Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator 3 as the largest pre war sale in Canada. The copy promises satisfaction by restoring health to the small folk.
In recent years Lon orm police have given clues about chief cities worldwide. Special missions arrived from the United States Russia France Spain and Switzerland and visitors admitted the superiority of English police methods.
Dialogue from Rustrated Bits features Mrs Wickler lamenting rising costs while Wickler notes his salary remains stable. The exchange highlights inflation concerns and personal finances in a humorous skit.
An advertisement asserts that poisonous toxins in the body threaten life and urges rapid action with Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. The copy claims the remedy reaches the siege of trouble quickly and provides a permanent cure, warning that delay could be disastrous.
English and American Protestant groups are collecting large sums to rent or purchase Catholic churches in France as priests are expelled from these properties. The effort aims to secure worship spaces amid church closures and anti clerical measures.
An ad touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a portable medicine chest for rheumatism throat and chest ailments. It claims relief for wounds cuts bruises and burns and argues the product is affordable for all households.
Subbub tells Citiman they should not openly praise the cook to avoid anger and a wage demand, a caution echoed as they head home for dinner. The Philadelphia Press notes the subtle barbs of workplace politeness in domestic life.
In St. Petersburg a minister of justice demanded the exclusion of three socialist members from parliament while they await trial on political offence charges, stirring political tension.
The Reichstag budget committee plans retaliation against American tariffs by refusing to buy typewriters for the military department, signaling a shift in procurement policy and possible broader tensions with the United States.
Turkey has just now ratified the convention drawn up by the first peace conference at The Hague, marking a formal adoption of the pact and its terms.
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