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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
6
A brief entry notes a publication by RE Fexo & Co about H Hahheaga Girl of Grit with limited readable lines mentioning Corrmont and page details from a historical source.
Captain William Aretas Wood receives a letter from Gray & Quinlan stating he is sole surviving heir to a large New York estate. The claim includes real estate, stocks, railways, shipping and mining interests. An advance $50,000 bill is offered while Wood plans to visit Lincoln's Inn and Pall Mall.
A stream of disconnected lines touches on curiosity about family, wisdom versus riches, pests in the home, perceptions of women, a scientific weight figure, and a note on Pride. The passage reads like a garbled miscellany with quirky observations and factual snippets.
A dialogue of social satire features a missionary accusing drunkenness as evil and a farmer denying drinking, followed by a brief exchange and a judge’s interjection. The scene centers on moral conflict over alcohol and social norms.
The ad proclaims Dr Chase's Nerve Food as a superior spring medicine that rebuilds blood and strengthens the system. It features a testimonial from Mrs. S. Thompson of Toronto and notes pricing of 50 cents per box or six for $2.50, available at all dealers and Edmanson Bates & Co in Toronto.
A proverbary line notes the sluggard will not plow due to cold weather, delaying work and leaving the harvest to fail. The saying underscores labor discipline and timely effort in agrarian life.
An essay condemns imitation gifts offered with purchases as deceptive lies and compares them to colonial land grabs. It argues that freebies with Sunlight Soap mislead buyers, noting women are enticed by presents with soap and that true value comes from paying for the product itself.
The quotation notes that opponents often see our true nature more clearly than we perceive ourselves. It argues that external judgment can expose hidden faults or strengths more accurately than self reflection. The statement invites reflection on bias, perception, and self-awareness.
The quotation notes that excessive self-congratulation in talking about oneself may not be appreciated by listeners. It presents a warning about vanity in discourse and the lack of shared enjoyment among an audience.
The Urals produce about 13,000 pounds per year of platinum from imines. This region furnishes roughly 95 of every 100 pounds of platinum used globally.
A local description notes that Eau de Cologne contains essential oils from bergamot ner oli rosemary citron and orange with a small amount of camphors.
The first export of raw cotton from America to England occurred in 1785 with a single bale shipped from Charlestown to Liverpool.
Shipyards increase from 500 in 1880 to 700 now with an annual output near 1,100 vessels.
Queen Victoria’s opening of Parliament on November 15 1887 marked the first royal speech transmitted by wire underscoring advancements in communications and monarchy public address.
The Yukon gold mines employ 5,280 men who receive one dollar per hour. The figure underscores the labor scale in the region during the period.
John Reachman, a Trees Bank Manitoba farmer, was found drowned in the Souris River, authorities reporting a fatal water incident with local search efforts ongoing.
A woman aged past a traditional threshold says she is ready to marry at any time including Fridays. She cites personal readiness and emotional growth as reasons for accepting a nonweekday wedding.
Ad touts Baby's Own Tablets as a universal remedy for constipat ion sour stomach indigestion diarrhea and teething troubles in children. A testimonial from Mrs G H LaRue of Mountain Ontario claims mothers trust and rely on the tablets for cross or delicate children with safety for tiny babies. The product promises no opiate or harmful drugs and offers postpaid sale from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A concise aphorism contrasts thoughtful care with unthinking delay, noting true provision comes from foresight. It emphasizes planning for family welfare and warns that waiting too long leads to regret.
The article lists tavern nicknames in London such as seven Adam and Eves five Noahs Arks and two Jacob Wells reflecting playful branding of drinking houses.
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