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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
3
A note from Lades' Home Journal extols oranges and orange juice as a valuable fruit that quenches thirst and agrees with most stomachs. It also notes a laxative effect and suggests nightly or pre meal consumption for benefit.
The text contrasts a cashier’s speculation with an unsuccessful outcome and notes about sebaceous gland secretions. It mentions speculative judgments and describes how sebum quantity affects skin condition from supple to greasy or dry.
Captain F R Desjardin of the schooner Storke from Kamouraska writes that he uses MINARD'S LINIMENT on his vessel and in his family for years and would not sail without it, even if it cost a dollar a bottle.
A terse, guidance filled remark counsels not to call a man a liar unless certain he is deceitful. It stresses measured confrontation and emphasizes the risk of defaming a person who may be misjudged.
In Germany savings-bank officials visit workmen on pay day to collect savings. Dr ne Pap Electric Oil is advertised as pure and effective for pain, lameness, joint stiffness, sores, rheumatism, coughs and bronchial issues.
The eyeball is white because its blood vessels are too small to allow red blood cells to pass through them.
An advertorial note extols Dr. J. L. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial as a rapid cure for cholera and summer complaints. Readers are urged to obtain the medicine immediately if attacked, promising immediate relief and reliable cure.
The lakes on the Mangishlabe Peninsula in the Caspian Sea emit a violet fragrance due to a native seaweed.
A testimonial from J. L. Price of Shoals Martin County Indiana praises Parmelee's Pills as the best medicine for fever and ague. The ad claims the pills cleanse the liver and bowels and prevent bilious illness.
A bale of good cotton is now worth 12 pounds, up from five pounds several years ago, while cotton-seed, once discarded, now brings nearly two pounds per base.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for heart trouble and blood disorders. It cites tester Adélard Lavoie of Saint Pacôme Québec who improved after six boxes. The pills, non purgative, claim to build red blood and restore strength, sold at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Northwest spring wheat seeding is slowed by frequent snow and rain, with expected acreage declines in older districts. European crops remain solid, but demand is tepid. North American and Danube shipments rise, keeping European buyers cautious. Manitoba oats and barley hold firm amid light receipts, while prices for 1 northern wheat hover around 75 cents. Dairy, meat, and produce markets show varied moves with tight supplies and modest price shifts.
Mrs J F Hart of Huntingdon Quebec says she has used Bab Own Tablets in her family for over a year and they are all that is claimed. The quotation highlights trusted parenting approval and product reliability.
A fragmented plea mentions Baby's Own Tal Dea medicine and comfort for infants in a Manitoba setting. The readable parts reference Mrs H H Fox of Orange Ridge and convey care guidance for children of all ages amid unclear context.
The Olympia stage in London measures 450 feet in length and 120 feet in depth, described as the largest stage in the world.
The Pope maintains an army of 300, including 100 Swiss Guards and 30 firemen. The rest are unspecified forces. The composition highlights the mix of ceremonial guards and emergency responders within papal security.
A experienced mother states she has used much medicine for children and finds Baby’s Own Tablets prompt in action and just the thing for infants. She asserts she has never found anything better.
An old advertisement notes Mrs. John Sting of Sylvan Valley Ohio reports Beau and consti ties troubling little ones. The text claims Baby's Own Tablets can promptly ease babies and settle troubled infants.
A mother credits Haley's Own Tablets with a rapid improvement in her six month old baby after use. She says the change was visible in a few hours and that she will keep the tablets in the house.
The report notes New York adds about 350 people daily, a rate similar to London. It highlights rapid urban growth and compares two major cities' population momentum.
The Duchess of Somerset tops the pecking order among British peeresses with no Duchess of Norfolk to rival her precedence. The curious arrangement highlights how historic titles shape courtly hierarchy.
The report indicates potato prices from farmers in Winnipeg at 40c per bushel while 88 to 40c per bushel is recorded for deliveries. Wool is set to open with expected prices around 7c per pound for unwashed fleece, with traders watching the Manitoba market.
Cattle buyers report tight supplies this spring with beef at 4 1 4 to 5 cents a pound off cars, up to 5 cents for top stock. Stockers and yearlings fetch up to 16 dollars per head, two year olds 20 to 22 dollars. A large buyer brings in sheep to meet demand with prices around 5 cents per pound off cars Winnipeg.
A massive oyster dredged off Christchurch Head weighed 3114 ts and measured seven inches across, marking the largest shell found on British shores.
The United States shipped a record 505 locomotives abroad in the previous year, reflecting strong demand for U S rail equipment. Strong export volumes supported by manufacturing capacity and global railway expansion.
The latest crime figures show 1,768 burglaries in London last year, down from 1,872 in the previous year. The data highlights a modest drop in property crime within the metropolitan area.
The note mentions Minard’s Liniment claimed to cure colds and other ailments. It also states the Gaekwar of Baroda’s gold guns have been used only once, for the King during his Prince of Wales visit to India.
A New York doctor reports severe colic and kidney attacks eased by Parmeleoc's Pills after other remedies failed. He claims the medicine cleanses and purifies, driving away diseases of many names.
The article notes that the largest flags are the Roy al Standards, measuring 86 feet in length and 21 feet in width, highlighting their impressive scale.
A weather observation effort used five kites lifted to 14000 feet. The combined weight of the kites and the supporting wire totaled 132 pounds.
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