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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
6
An old promotional notice extols Nerviline liniment for chest tightness coughs and soreness. It promises instant relief from pleurisy rheumatism and other pains while urging readers to buy a large family bottle from Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada.
The article urges cities to convert vacant spaces into cultivated plots to increase farm output and feed urban populations. It notes owners may resist, but suggests partnerships between landowners and cultivators, with patriotic organizations aiding the effort to relieve want and beautify communities.
A mother praises Baby's Own Tablets as a safe reliable remedy for her three babies. She says she always keeps them in the house. Sold by medicine dealers or The Dr legend Medicine Co Brockville at 25 cents a box.
The Australian government prepares for wartime needs by stockpiling meat and recalls the Antipodean frozen meat trade, which began in 1882 with New Zealand exports to England. It notes that frozen meat ideas predate this with January 1816 Esquimaux arriving at Harwich with large frozen game consignments sold at high prices.
Authorities discover a Paris studio with thirty busts of Emperor William intended to replace official republican effigies at mayoral offices and public monuments in Paris if they had reached the French capital.
A Missouri woman describes a long illness with inflammation congestion female weakness backaches and hot flashes. She recalls prior doctors and medicines offering little help and claims she now can work all day sleep well eat normally and is free from pains and fears after treatment.
Theodore Dreier urges bankers to reclaim their laughter by joining the Banker farmer movement. A business man laments the loss of youth and joy to commerce and Dreier argues real success comes from personal life and helping others. Bankers across the U.S. are volunteering time to agrarian efforts, finding renewed spirit and purpose.
A remedy for bilious headaches recommends Parmelee's Vegetable Pills for speedy relief. Taken as directed they correct stomach irregularities and calm nerves and blood vessels, ending head pains. The ad asserts many suffer from bilious conditions and urges keeping the pills on hand.
Senator Wesley L. Jones lauds the International Joint Commission created by the 1909 treaty to settle boundary questions between the United States and Canada. He notes its work since 1912, its potential to prevent conflict along a 4000 mile border, and its role as a model for international arbitration.
Private Robert McGregor describes a night attack where the Connaught Rangers, about 600 strong, faced a force of roughly 2,000 Germans. Despite heavy casualties and gear damage from a revealed trench, the Rangers charged, leading to 470 German deaths and 70 prisoners. The rallying moment came as the men sang God Save Ireland, aiding their assault.
English authority notes future periodicals may use composite half tone prints animated by a thin transparent screen glued to binding margins. Handling the magazine would cause the screen to move over prints, exposing successive movements and bringing life to pictures without bulky devices.
A global reflection argues that no nation or race should dominate humanity or force its culture on others. It warns that attempts to mold all peoples to a single type provoke divine interruption, citing repeated historical patterns of upheaval and restoration.
Cereal production has occupied a leading role at experimental farms for 28 years. The bulletin reports 1914 results for wheat oats and barley from Central Farm sixteen branches and two sub stations. Pioneer wheat a new early variety shows promise for northern regions. Available from Agriculture Ottawa.
Promotion extols Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a superior vermicide. Claims it has saved countless children’s lives.
A minister questions a deacon over alleged hypocrisy in a tense meeting. The deacon counters that the minister has preached resignation for two years but has not resigned, touching off a sharp exchange on accountability and duty.
In factories and workshops carbolic acid is kept for wound care but Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil offers faster relief without scarring. It claims unique curative qualities not found in other oils.
Manitoba Free Press hails Dr Rutherford for a cogent address to the Canadian club in Winnipeg. It argues Western Canada must shift to mixed farming under economic pressure and urges intelligent cooperation between farmers and city businessmen.
Amid Aisne fighting a wounded man is placed on a stretcher by ambulance corps. He whispers a plea to a barber nearby and asks to be lathered before creditors, including his tailor, arrive with threats to collect an unpaid account.
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