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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
10
A reader claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed salt rheum blisters on hands after nightly use. The testimonial notes severe itching cracking and bleeding episodes, then describes healing following one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Ointment. The ad urges free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept Boston.
In a heated dialogue two characters, Leslie and Thornton, clash over belief in destiny and life’s coherence. Thornton gently chides Leslie for resisting life’s blows, urging her to submit to God’s way rather than fighting to control fate.
Leslie reveals dark motives from the past and admits she now loves Marjory. Thornton consoles her, insisting a beautiful soul remains beneath her hardened exterior. He vows care and happiness, while she admits uncertainty about giving more than she can offer.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a home inhalation cure for catarrh cold and throat troubles. It claims vapor inhalation delivers balsams and antiseptics directly to lungs and air passages killing germs and stopping sneezing and coughing. It emphasizes safety, pleasant use, and a guarantee.
The fragment speaks of a request to give oneself and learn care, suggesting a ongoing exchange. It presents an intimate vow to be taught how to be cared for, implying future continuation.
Winston Churchill notes in Scribner's that Britain welcomes American soldiers and officers. London houses an American officers club funded by British officers, with the King and Queen inaugurating it. A new St James's hotel for American officers will offer rooms for five shillings and breakfast, reflecting wartime hospitality and good will.
Proximity to large high grade iron ore deposits boosts Bilboa’s claim as the wealthiest city of its size in Europe, according to sources noting the ore wealth concentrates there.
Mrs Lizzie Courtney of 108th Ave West Oskaloosa Iowa reports years of misery ended by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to try it after experiencing quick relief from long standing weakness and pains.
A Don Marquis critique from The Evening Sun denounces self styled pacifists as cold and indifferent to suffering. The piece alleges pacifists aid German aims by denying arms for defense and equates pacifist sentimentality with German brutality.
The king of Belgium resides in Les Moers a freely held area about fifteen miles from Dunkirk. His home is a white two story country mansion set in a flower rich garden resembling Mount Vernon when viewed from the west.
Readers urged to relief corns and warts with Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor. The 25 cent bottle promises quick, pain free removal. marketed by druggists nationwide and sold everywhere.
A German newspaper asks why Dutch cousins love Germans less. The Handelsblad editorial argues foreigners inspire distrust in the Dutch masses and cites Germanys prewar threats and Belgians invasion. It notes Holland tolerates fear of German militarism while war pressure and casualties reshape opinion toward diminished fear and hope for democratic reform.
A United States government market report notes plans to open retail shops selling horse meat in Omaha and nearby cities by a newly organized company based in Grand Island Nebraska. Promoters say only young, unbrokered horses will be used.
The passage urges readers to improve outdoor life, sleep, and diet while promoting Dr. Pierce’s Medical Discovery tablets as a tonic. It touts mild laxatives, a vegetable extract, and vitamins to boost vitality, urging immediate action and promising energy and better mood.
A rubber expert states 183000 tons of automobile tires were discarded in 1916 and bicycles add more waste. The world spends at least 600000 dollars yearly on pneumatic tires. With 5 million cars in the U S, about 80000 tons of India rubber are needed annually and Americans pay around 200 million dollars yearly for tire costs.
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