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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 09, 1935

Page

7

The Hourglass Fight Continues in The Tenderfoot

Dustin rushes to warn Editha of a looming crisis as Sheriff evidence ties her father to Keene’s murder. Editha faces a moral trap offering to clear her father in exchange for marriage to Dustin, while Stone and Crewe maneuver for advantage amid a tense frontier power play.

Nan Keene Dustin

Peyotl Drifter Found in Seco After Pursuit

In Seco the posse tracks Peyett, a peyotl user known as Peyotl Gregg. They locate him in the Mexican settlement after a three hour search, dragging him from a jacale of Pascual Mendez and taking him to Jameson in a drug-fueled state. Stone insists on questioning Peyett about the pistol used to shoot Keene.

Peyett Pascual Mendez Jameson Keene Stone

Tiny Apple Tree Found Deep in Ontario Nickel Mine

In a Ontario nickel mine 600 feet underground miners discovered a tiny stunted apple tree growing from a seed in an apple core. A worker rescued the plant and brought it home, showing how poetry and hope can persist amid hard mining life.

Ontario Gray

The Rhyming Optimist and Odd Fragments

A poem about spring and resilience contrasts with stray lines about a Russian phrase, a French exercise, a dog with hair, and coins made in the United States. The overall piece blends verse with miscellaneous historical sentence fragments and observations from a newspaper page.

Benewvin

Little Helps For This Week Reflecting Faith in Adversity

A devotional piece exhorts readers to trust in God amid changing life trials. It cites Psalm 46 as a foundation, urging that external circumstances cannot touch a heart stayed on the divine. Belief that God sustains and governs strengthens endurance and hope.

Applications Falling Off In New Patent Submissions

United States Patent Office figures show a sharp decline in applications for new patents over recent years. A noted inventor weighs reasons including workplace layoffs dulling inventive drive and the high level of modern machinery narrowing scope for new devices. Some suggest a needed rest from invention, while others point to fixed limits in current technology. The oyster is cited as a nutritious iron and copper source for treating nutritional anemia.

United States Patent Office St. Thomas Times-Journal

Witch craft hand at London auction fails to sell

A Pulborough woman Mary Holt hanged for witchcraft had her hand offered at auction in London. Curio dealers bid up to nearly 20 before the hand was bought in by its owner. A pierced heart charm failed to sell as well. New House resident Hallett boasted of life-giving stock and charms, including a glass encased grotto Nativity that sold for 55.

London Mary Holt Pulborough Hallet New House

Constipation Relief Credited to Frutatives in Montreal Woman

Mrs J H Laliberte of 7236 Drolet St Montreal says Frutatives eased chronic constipation and restored her health. She reported improved appetite sleep and energy after using the product and urged readers to try it. Ottawa Canada noted as address for orders.

J. H. Laliberte Drolet St Montreal Iberte

Egypt Still Hatches Eggs By Ancient Steam Method

Egypt exports hundreds of millions of eggs annually but raises few hens with chicks. Eggs rest in steaming ashes and Nile mud pits for hours, then are placed under palm leaves. Attendants claim to know the hatch time to the hour in this 4,000 year old system.

Egypt Detroit News

Australia's wedding gift arrives in Plymouth after delay

A sealed box containing two cups of Australian gold, the wedding gift from the Commonwealth to the Duke and Duchess of Kent, has arrived at Plymouth England nearly three months after their ceremony. A Dutch lab nears absolute zero, within five one-thousandths of a degree.

Ustralia Commonwealth of Australia Duke and Duchess of Kent Plymouth England

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