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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
6
The article argues the Great War proved the worth of the all round young man with physical, moral and intellectual development. It urges broader YMCA Town and Country Work to extend services to small towns, villages, and rural districts, pooling local talent and resources.
An OCR fragment shows an ad for Black Watch plug chewing tobacco claiming it as the best on the market. It also includes scattered proverbs and references to Minard's ointment and remarks about understudies and actors.
Fragmentary item from the Rdston Transcript notes a stallholder or spectator boasting about cutting a customer, with lines about a barber and deduction for each cut and a man leaving with a dime won. The readable portion hints at wagering or comic banter in a lively crowd setting.
Letters praising Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills claim relief from kidney disease backache and urinary issues. Testimonies from C E Raymus Lindale Alta and Jhkouras Austin Earl Grey Saskatchewan describe improved health after using one to five boxes. Boxed pills sold with a 25 cent price and a misused imitation risk noted in ads.
An obscure quotation discusses pecuniary charity as a potential curse to humanity. The text asserts Canada not as the birthplace of Dr Sbeinas Acicciic Oil, naming it the Lion of a famous compound and claiming its good name spread to Central and South America, the West and Australia New Zealand.
A garbled excerpt questions age limits and the idea that someone could make a fool of themselves. The readable parts reference age, limits, and social judgment without clear subjects or events.
A vegetable remedy marketed to remove lumps on feet is touted as a guaranteed treatment. The advertisement urges use of Corn and Wart Extractor with a bold claim of effectiveness and implies a simple at home cure.
An accord settles the Fiume status with autonomous port rights for two years. After this period the area will be assigned to Italy pending further arrangements with the Sveve government.
An advertisement extols Holloway's Corn Cure as a speedy and satisfactory remedy for corns. It hints at a distractingly modern image of a girl who knows photography, retouching a negative, but the fragment ends abruptly leaving the claim uncertain.
A reader promotes Toby's Own Baby's Own remedy tablets for infant ailments. The letter lauds quick relief from indigestion vomiting and fevers and claims moral endorsement from mothers and doctors. Availability is noted via druggists or mail order at 25 cents a box.
A reader shares a home beauty remedy using two fresh lemons and orchard white to make a quarter pint lotion. The mix is strained to remove pulp and stored for months. It aims to bleach freckles, reduce sallowness, tan, and soften skin on cheeks arms and hands.
Japan ships cotton canvas for South African railway needs to support tailpiece manufacture. The arrangement strengthens postwar industrial ties and expands material supply to the railway sector.
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