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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
15
The quoted line from New York Evening sie reflects a blunt admonition about resilience and accountability. It conveys a sharp stance on enduring pressure and facing consequences without complaint.
A letter from Stephen D Edwards of Sexsmith Alberta praises Dr Chase's Nerve Food and Kidney Liver Pills for restoring energy and sleep. He reports improved nervous system, liver function, and weight gain after using the combined treatment, with prices listed and a warning against substitutes.
A reflective note questions the burden of choosing one’s own crosses, suggesting that personal agency intensifies the weight of hardship and accountability when confrontations arise.
Progress in Swift Current district as ten days of fine weather accelerate seeding. Many farmers finish operations while others push ahead. reports from north and west districts describe vast areas seeded with wheat already above ground.
Advert claims Miller's Worm Powders defeat intestinal worms by correcting stomach disorders that feed parasites. It says contact with the medicine digests worms and evacuates them with bowel waste, restoring organ health and steady child improvement.
Delegates at the Great War Veterans association provincial convention in Moose Jaw will consider forming a company to manufacture farm machinery in the west with capital of 3,000,000 dollars. One third of the stock would be owned by farmers and two thirds by returned soldiers.
A health notice claims kidney weakness causes back pain and fatigue and touts Dr Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut as a cure. It asserts improved kidney function cleanses blood, restores energy, and promotes overall health with a 25 cent price.
Vancouver BC The Whalen Pulp and Paper Co plant at Port Alice on Vancouver Island nears completion and will produce 70 tons of pulp daily. The operation is expected to require over 800 workers across logging and sawmilling.
A brief note highlights the use of Minard's Liniment by physicians in medical care. The quotation from Holmes emphasizes progress and direction as a guiding idea for health practices.
A historical ad proclaims Black Watch as the best black plug chewing tobacco on the market highlighting its quality and appeal for tobacco users seeking a strong smokable product.
The Rotary club and city officials plan another tree planting drive similar to last year. The Rotary club will collect applications and arrange planting by the city gardener’s staff. Citizens must excavate and prepare the ground to receive trees.
British naval circles oppose Atlantic patrols tied to the trans Atlantic fight due to low at sea visibility and risk of aircraft drifting off course. Hardships make holding vessels in Trish and other harbors for readiness preferable as merchants stay near the planned route.
The British Columbia Electric Railway company sets aside $50,000 to assist employees in building or buying homes, aiming to boost housing opportunities for workers.
After two years of neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism Mrs Jones of Clive Alberta says Dodd's Kidney Pills restored her health. She suffered cramps sleep loss dark circles nervousness and swollen ankles before using six to seven boxes and now urges neighbors to try the remedy for similar kidney trouble symptoms.
A terse note warns against providing and receiving unwanted content. It suggests a closed loop where demanded outputs mirror prior refusals, highlighting instruction to avoid unnecessary or undesired material and to stay within given constraints.
An advertisement claims no child should suffer from worms and urges prompt relief with a simple strong remedy billed as Mother Graves Worm Exterminator. The copy emphasizes quick results and child health.
The British commission in London reports that the Allies have withdrawn all black lists against London Germany and abolished all trading disabilities.
An advertisement urges readers to treat fainting and weakness with Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills. It cites a testimonial from Miss Mary McCoy of Algoma Mills Ontario who says the pills cured her spells after six years of trouble. The pills cost 50c a box and are available at dealers or by mail from The Milburn Co Limited Toronto.
Moose Jaw officials seek labor union cooperation to erect a city swimming pool for boys and girls. The plan calls for the city to supply the site merchants to provide materials and labor to complete the project at no charge.
The Hungarian Soviet government plans to conscript all men under 45 into the Red Army with exemptions only for those essential to industry, according to an official announcement.
Baby's Own Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative that regulate bowels and stomach and aid teething. Mrs. S. P. Moulton of St. Stephen New Brunswick endorses their effectiveness. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A brief maxim urges action today as tomorrows are uncertain. It emphasizes seizing the present when possible and values immediate effort over delaying tasks. The quote contrasts one day’s effort with two future days and counsels diligence.
An advertisement promises a $100 reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and notes a 75-cent price, with testimonials and contact from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
A witty aphorism notes there is one path to wisdom but endless ways for a man to look foolish. It highlights human folly and the broad spectrum of self-inflicted mistakes across experiences.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Bunion remedy and corn extractor as quick fixes for foot issues. It claims the products ease bunions warts lumps and calluses with a softening application and markets them for 25 cents at all dealers.
Conversation contrasts England’s size with a claim of easy conquest. A counterpoint notes that 70 million Germans attempted an invasion of England for four years and failed, illustrating the wartime vigilance and limits of invasion plans.
A Mrs C D Prince of Nauwigewauk writes that she was very sick with quinsy and found Minard's Liniment cured her at once. She says she is never without it and signs the letter with date October 21.
It is reported that pure silver bars heated and exposed to a magnetic field for a few hours become permanently magnetized.
A reflective quote by Barry Pain on life as art and death as an unavoidable accident, presenting a philosophical view on existence and mortality.
A sharp social quip argues that physical appeal wanes while intelligence endures, prompting discussions about beauty standards and lasting merit. It reflects on gendered expectations and cultural biases in evaluating women.
A fragment notes a simple trade matter about sending a Dominion Ex one hooks Order and a price of five dollars or three cents. The readable text is sparse and lacks further context or names.
Fragmentary notice offers nurses a weekly wage range of 15 to 25 dollars and mentions correspondence for a free booklet from a College of Science in Toronto. The text is garbled but centers on an employment lead and an address for further information.
Sir Eric Drummond’s salary as secretary of the League of Nations is fixed at 25000 dollars annually with a similar amount allotted for office expenses and clerical staff, announced by a Reuters representative in Paris.
The advertisement touts Parmeche's Vegetable Pills as the product of careful study of roots and herbs. It claims the pills act as sedatives and laxatives to cleanse the digestive system and notes long standing recognition and growing popularity.
A saying frames life as a choice between being an anvil or a hammer in a world filled with conflict. It emphasizes steadfast resilience and decisive action as defining traits in tough times.
A Lamb quotation about a laugh easing market burdens highlights the lighter side of trading days. The saying captures how humor can soften economic pressures in a bustling marketplace.
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