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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
2
Swift Current Saskatchewan special reports ix Lackey aged seventy six credits three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills for ending twenty five years of rheumatism and kidney disease. He praises the remedy and gifts it to friends as proof of its life changing effect.
A dialogue shows Mrs Highup and Mrs Blase debating a judge’s decree separating two women who must not meet again. The judge’s order came after a dispute in a New York apartment house where the women now live beside each other.
A well known amateur yachtsman from New York sails with friends along Long Island Sound. A week into the cruise, light winds leave the craft nearly stationary near the coast. An amused fisherman on shore asks where they are from and how long they have been out, prompting a further question about the year.
A Toledo Blade joke features a boss praising a clerk for selling many neckties and a quip about matching ties to age. Another gag follows a boy leading a goat to the river for a fun meal, with a misheard dialect line about the goat eating dinner.
Mothers describe severe eczema and scalp troubles in babies and toddlers. They credit Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with easing itching, stopping bleeding, and enabling restful sleep after other treatments failed. Multiple families report quick relief and lasting improvement.
A Boston Transcript piece notes a bank collapse with shouted blame at directors not aware of the crisis. Mrs Volington remarks that the issue would not occur if all directors were women.
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills purify blood and restore energy, easing pimples rheumatism headaches and fatigue with tonic powers. It lists price 50 cents a box or six for 2.50 and directs readers to Brockville Ontario for mail orders.
A Washington Herald quip about a janitor and heat leads to a joke on social prudence. A Washington Star gag contrasts aging wisdom with a stenographer's missing manicure tools.
Boston Transcript notes a quirky rural tale about Casey Phwat and a Mollizan horse raised in secrecy. The piece highlights a peculiar breed mix and a local curiosity stirring discussion.
The Canadian Pacific Railway is shipping over 190000 seed packages this spring to agents, sectionmen and employees across its system. The program, nearing twenty years, aims to beautify stations and communities while offering prizes for garden ideas and railway garden photographs.
A Chicago Record-Herald remark notes a boy in high school who has been there three years and still writes fair English. The father declares his son a wonder, while someone counters that every father thinks his child is a prodigy.
Rest and health to mother and child. Mas Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed millions of children for over sixty years. It calms the child, softens the gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhea. The remedy is harmless and sold for twenty five cents a bottle. Ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Dorkins argues remodeling is a waste and urges restoration of the Ten Commandments. Hicks notes the movement gaining traction in England.
A doctor notes Mr Rich is the sole patient currently under care and cannot estimate his recovery time.
Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial is touted as the most effective summer complaint remedy. The standard, highly concentrated medicine is praised for sedative and curative qualities and has long been popular with thousands testifying to its superiority in dysentery and related ailments.
A pair of women discuss Gustave's letters calling them dull and commonplace. One recalls Gustave once served on a breach of promise case, noted by the Washington Star.
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