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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
5
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as offering quick relief for rheumatism. It cites user claims of rapid comfort, mentions testimonials and dealers, and notes a focus on self care and avoiding recurrence. The piece reflects early 20th century marketing language.
The Presbyterian laments the public mind neglecting primary teaching. Trustees seek lowest pay, draining talent from the profession. Chancellor Burwash warns this cheese-baring policy weakens schools and drives away capable men, leaving transient service and more women in teaching.
In Chicago’s Crerar Library a book gathers five hundred men out of work who write of “the greatest blunder of their life” compiled by Dr Earl Ratt. Entries include failing to save earnings, neglecting education, poor money care harming health and morals, not sticking to one job, and taking the first drink.
The Ontario Government will receive 1,000,000 sucession dues from the estate of the late Mr. Gooderham of Toronto. The piece notes political phrases and governance topics including a censure vote and a Canadian border fence appropriation, reflecting provincial and federal concerns of the era.
Geo L Chubb of Harlan Michigan declares Chamberlains Cough Remedy the best cough medicine he has used. The ad claims it cures coughs and colds faster than any other treatment and should be kept in the house for prompt use. For sale by Weedingham and dealers nationwide.
Woods Milling Co states readiness to buy Wheat and Oats at the highest market prices and urges farmers to obtain their prices. The notice emphasizes competitive bids and encourages contact for current rates.
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