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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
6
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a day of foot game between two men and a boy. The elder mentions Liniment and hardship while the boy recalls a day of play and a borrowed five dollars never repaid. The passage preserves a personal anecdote with unnamed parties and a casual tone.
A terse exchange unfolds as a man questions his wife about wearing hair from another woman and, in a softer reply, she countered with a claim about calf skin on his head. The dialogue unfolds with stern and sweet tones.
Ern est Wright, a Bath boy, was found dead in his bath. Authorities believe a hot bath after a heavy dinner caused the death. Local inquiry noted no foul play and pointed to accidental causes.
London review notes a playful one act by The Stage Society at Aldwych Theatre set in Paris 1789 with Prosper the Green Cockatoo proprietor, actors who impersonate criminals, a murder reveal, and a twist where Henri is praised as a patriot though he merely acted.
At the initial meeting of the South African Railway Mission, Lord Methees presided over clergy candidates. The discourse stressed readiness to ride, restrain oxen, and demonstrate dutiful conduct. The speaker praised the candidate for his polite demeanor and suitability.
A Reichstag report details August Brehm, jailed for arson in 1882 with seven years penal servitude, released after four. He became penniless after arrest, creditors seized his estate worth $100,000, and indemnity claims were denied. Brehm, now sixty five, faced costs from proceedings and attachment by creditors. Also mentions Miller's Worm Powders as safe for children.
Constantinople set to gain its first complete telephone service as Societe Anonyme Ottomane des Telephones de Constantinople plans to install about twenty exchanges and 5000 lines across the city and on nearby islands. Stanley J. Goddard leads the Turkish venture with staff from the National Telephone Company. Linguists from Constantinople are trained in London to handle cosmopolitan speech among subscribers.
In Galway and Roscommon counties, rising insanity sparks governors to approve a new wing at Balnaslee asylum costing $200,000. The addition aims to expand capacity amid growing patient numbers and regional mental health concerns.
A brief ad style note praises Post Toasties as a delicious meal option. It highlights crinkly toasted white corn bits ready to serve direct from the package and suggests serving with cream, milk, or fruit for a tempting breakfast.
Proceedings before Minnesota lawmakers allege elevator firms profit by mixing lower grade wheat into higher grades. Data show large shipper hand in No 1 and No 2 wheat, with substantial unaccounted bushels. James Manahan argues farmers lose millions yearly, while elevators defend mixing as offset by processing costs.
A playful note about wealth and choices as a cousin debates between lollipops and chewing gum with only two coins to spend. The piece uses light humor and informal speech to highlight small, everyday decisions.
Dialogue excerpt where a couple discusses engagement and money as motives. Margaret questions the principal reason for accepting. Percy responds that some girls marry for money or brains, noting the speaker has neither.
A garbled reminiscence shows a speaker debating how to handle a boy named Tommy amid a rivalry with another group. The speaker reflects on size and capability, implying a coming-of-age moment and social pressure.
Bellix Ona reports new signals to Lugano for a tidy path forward. Officials push streamlined procedures and clearer beeps aimed at efficient governance. Local reactions highlight cautious optimism amid procedural changes.
Female help wanted for work at home decorating cushion tops. One maker can earn from 3 to 6 dollars per day. Pleasant work. Armour ar Co Dept Mk 3B Bresle Bik Winnipeg.
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