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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
6
A tale recounts an engineer advising to rub the other eye instead of the injured one after a cinder. the narrator follows guidance and later claims relief. The passage shifts to promote Exterminator products as effective for children, notes authorities and a general admonition about eye safety.
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura as effective for infant skin care, eczema, rashes, and chafing. It claims relief when others fail and offers a free 32 page book from The Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation of Boston, U.S.A., sole proprietors.
A Detroit News Tribune fragment cites Mr De Club stating women require more glee n than men, quoted as a punchline exchange with Mrs De Club about waiting for him tonight.
Alcide Hebert of Stratford Centre Wolfe Co Quebec reports complete relief from a severe stomach condition and indigestion after using Fruit-a-tives. He buys six boxes or a trial box from dealers or Fruit-a-tianead Citytawa.
Two young girls examine two bowls of shapes and privately decide which is tasty. One asks if a bunch is "oowweedy" and learns it is not, then asks if it is "chocee" revealing a playful exchange about politeness and preference.
A practical note advises mothers not to pace with restless infants and suggests Baby's Own Tablets to ease stomach or bowel disturbances. It cites Mrs. Willard of Propolis Quebec praising the product for constipation teething ease and sleep, with mail orders at 20 cents a box. The ad also touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a gentle permanent remedy for stomach and bowel cleansing.
Druggist advertises Marine Eve Remedy to relieve sore eyes strengthen weak eyes and soothe eye pain. It also markets Marine for eyes and Baby-Eyes for scaly eyelids and granulation priced at 50 cents. Helen’s linen shower for the bride-elect mentioned with a humorous exchange.
A Birmingham Age-Herald passage notes Minard's Liniment being sold widely and recalls a friend named Rarson. The dialogue hints at Benson's uncertain status, mentioning a $5 loan and a mood of cheerfulness amid concern.
An old fashioned shotgun is described as a murderous weapon with a boastful owner claiming its power. A spectator asks about recoil and the owner confirms it kicks hard, saying the kick adds to its appeal and that the owner would not be here to tell the tale otherwise.
The fragment suggests a cryptic update about a numeric point two relating to four own points. No clear events, dates, or entities are readable to confirm a concrete news item.
In New Orleans two enslaved women bound to their mistress clash over religion at revival meetings. Martha, devout, defends church attendance while Eliza openly resists and stalks the mourners bench. Martha accuses Eliza of spite, as Eliza bullies and mocks her, claiming divine favor for herself.
Soona Alta special reports Postmaster Andrew Nelson of the race has long suffered kidney disease. He says two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him and he urges sufferers to try them. The ad claims the pills cure backache dropsy rheumatism heart disease and other kidney related ailments. A court exchange follows with a magistrate and prisoner dialogue.
A clipped dialogue evokes quirky nostalgia as a speaker praises simple pleasures from flowers to light and finally jokes I love so much as good big hank of pie. The line blends humor with a homey voice and period flavor.
A historic testimonial style notice touts Dr Chase’s Ointment as a cure for eczema and related skin diseases. It cites long sufferers, like a woman with leg eczema for twenty years, praising relief and full recovery. Letters from satisfied users, including Mrs. Fret W. Clerk of Ontario, bolster the claim and urge readers to obtain the product from listed dealers.
A historical profile traces Josiah Morse who learned healing secrets from Native tribes then founded Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. W H Comstock later acquired the formula and built a worldwide operation with labs in Brockville Morris town Australia and New Zealand, selling millions yearly.
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