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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
5
The article argues wireless telegraphy infringe Marconi patents and could force a Supreme Court appeal. It warns that such action may keep telephone speeds high and rates reasonable, while proposing nations fund a buyout to liberate wireless from patent rights.
California orange growers received one cent a pound for good fruit in the recent season with bulk packing by buyers. The growers say the price could stave off bankruptcy, while consumers pay about 30 to 60 cents per dozen, revealing a wide, unnecessary margin driven by middlemen and transport costs.
The Spectator in the New York Outlook depicts migrants arriving in New York as a steady, crowded stream. It notes poor sanitation in housing and frequent cleansing, while warning Canada faces a growing immigration burden. Britain and Northern Europe provide many newcomers, with significant Southern and Central European flows as well.
A collection of maxims attributed to Golden-Ruse Jones. The quotes critique wealth disparity and social justice. Each line presents sharp social commentary on charity, merit, and the rights of others.
The Ohio Architect and Build describes a colossal 125-story building for New York designed by an unnamed architect. Estimated cost is 13 million dollars with five years of work. The plan features forty aerial elevators, a vast first and second floor with grand auditoria, and a beacon visible over 190 miles. The structure would require 2 million tons of materials, 100000 freight cars, and extend across 16 city blocks with a 700 by 700 foot footprint.
Why suffer from rheumatism when one application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm will relieve the pain. The quick relief makes rest and sleep possible and often becomes permanent. Mrs. W. H. Leggatt of Yum Yum Tennessee praises the balm as the only thing that relieves pain. For sale by W. Ledingham and dealers everywhere.
The issue list includes ongoing Ontario election protests, a debate on autonomy bills, railway discrimination concerns, and a Mountain bye election victory for D. A. Mellityre. Other items cover Transvaal constitution drafts, education expansion, a CP Rail wreck near Revelstoke, and economic analyses of taxes and alcohol production in Europe and Russia.
A lone fragment notes that simple minds prize gold while those who find the wealth of mind value inner riches more. The lines contrast the lure of commerce with the lure of intellect and character. The tone echoes reflective moral observation common in mid era prose.
A garbled excerpt discusses peasants facing a shortage balanced by work in other districts and by chronic failure to pay their direct fees. It mentions Sartict and great bulk, but text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
A Sea City Florida resident promotes Verain's Colic Cholera and Hota Remedy as superior for stomach pains. He asserts taking the remedy in hot water acts quickly and reaches the right spot instantly. Sold by W. Ledingham and various dealers.
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