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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
2
The scene shows Rivington trapped by Neil and companions after abducting Violet Brooke. Neil reveals his identity as Violet’s father and forces Rivington to face questions about the abduction and murders. The exchange ends with Rivington admitting no clear motive and deferring to others.
A homespun notice from Mrs. F. West of Toronto describes her nine month old baby suffering acne like pimples on arms and legs. She reports success using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, sleeping better and showing healing after a week. The advertisement offers free samples and a 32 page booklet from Potter Drug and Chemical Corp in Boston.
Indignation in Sicily grows as Nunzio Nasi, ex-minister of public instruction, faces parliamentary bans after corruption trials and royal pardon. Mass protests rise in Trapani and universities claim he is a scapegoat while other ministers escape censure. Professor Cortese is stripped of his Padua chair for attempting to shield Nasi and face abuse charges.
Private detective Neil reveals a chilling theory as Major Easton and Violet’s father Rivington confront a murder tied to a gas suffocation. The brass tap and knob bearing finger imprints from the killer point to a staged death in Eda Brooke’s room, with Easton’s mark also appearing on a separate object.
A polite, refined male visitor entered a newspaper office asking for contributions for a gentleman in need. The editor, moved by the plea, declines to reveal the man’s name and quietly offers sympathy and support instead.
A brief scene describes a meek wan addressing another passerby. He nods upward rather than downward, signaling a subtle nonverbal cue in a street encounter.
A brief aphorism notes that genuine motive replaces excuses, suggesting personal accountability and resolve in behavior.
An old advertisement touts Ontury One Bromo Quinine as a laxative remedy. It claims to cure a cold in one day and grip in two days, with a signature attribution to KE W Grove and a price of 25 cents.
A brief saying notes that quiet men may have earned their silence by disciplined labor. The remark links restraint in speech to the hard work of carving wood, implying practice breeds measured talk over time.
A light jest on Thanksgiving duties, noting the person asked to carve the turkey often receives little share of praise or reward. The line hints at family roles and festive humor during the holiday.
Vienna reports Prince William of Sweden will be Albania’s first throne occupant if the triple alliance’s aims prevail. The Neue Freie Presse notes this potential outcome as dispatches from Cattarò indicate Scutari fortress endures heavy bombardment by Montenegrin besiegers.
In the Alps near Ledro Valley a hunted party reports two royal eagles and their young captured. The eagles nest contained the bones of a child and remains of 200 cuckoos forty hares a chamois a fox and numerous birds.
A board of health president presents testimony praising Grain-Nuts with cows milk as a remedy for malnutrition and insomnia. The letter extols the food as part of a rational feeding system, urging readers to try it and note its benefits.
Giver and Grinder discuss European travel and fares aboard a slow steamer. Grinder boasts millions earned by getting full value for money and choosing ten days of beard on the voyage for less cost than five days.
Lieutenant Menard of the aviation corps will join a scientific expedition leaving for the south pole next June. He will conduct meteorological atmospheric and geographical observations from an aeroplane.
When undigested food lies in the stomach it causes gas pains and oppression. Belching is offensive and the only remedy is restoring stomach action. Pa Lee’s Vegetable Pills claim to cure with simple packet directions and a systematic course.
A sealed inventory dated September 4, 1870, titled Paris Palace of the Tuileries and signed by the Grand Chamberlain, lists jewels and bank notes linked to Empress Eugenie. Items include a $100,000 Russian pearl necklace, $125,000 English pearls, a $160,000 Shah of Persia parure, and a $165,000 Grand Duke Constantine piece, among others, found with human remains near a fortification in the Pyrenees-Oriental region.
In a sharp exchange, a writer pleads poverty while a creditor presses for a cheque. The author cites a doctor’s orders to discontinue writing for three months, delaying repayment and halting ongoing work.
The text extols Dr Thom as Eclectric Oil as suitable for many ailments including sore throat croup whooping cough chest pains colic and similar complaints. It claims high curative qualities and notes the bottle is inexpensive and useful to keep on hand.
The fragment describes Old Mike near death from drinking. Physicians meet to discuss treatment with a drain called dropay and address warnings from Dolan about past failed taps. The dialogue includes Moike and Jimmy in a rural, informal tone.
The quarterly return of the republican control committee shows 85 41 motor vehicles registered in London. The total includes 58,635 motor cars, 61 35 heavy motor cars, and 22,3 motor cycles.
A narrator asks a Greek bootblack about going home to fight and learns he is paired with a Turk who runs the fruit stall, reflecting cross community connections in wartime.
A terse remark asserts that only those who never spoke of significance ever regret their words. The line emphasizes value in meaningful speech and the lasting weight of words.
Mothers commend Zam-Buk for skin ailments in children. Mrs J Quiling reports rapid healing of a skin discharge near the eye after application. Mrs F Miners notes Lorinda six recovered from recurring blistering and scabbing with continued Zam-Buk use. Zam-Buk sold by druggists at 50 cents per box or post free from Zam-Buk Co Toronto.
Warning against mercurial catarrh ointments and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo. Claims the product is mercury free and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation and price per bottle.
Pa agrees to help Gracie's suitor by securing 1 baseball pass this summer. Aunt Grundy questions the risk and Gracie asks her Pa to proceed. The exchange hints at family approval before a summer outing.
A physician signs a certification praising Minard's Liniment, stating personal use and professional prescription have consistently achieved the desired results without exception. The note is dated in the period style and reflects confident endorsement by C. A. Kinc and D.
A rehearsal scene unfolds as the author and producer discuss the hero’s state. The hero frets, while the producer notes his sparse hair and the author urges a final touch before action.
Two valuable Roman objects the Bacili d ian talisman and a golden fibula or brooch long missing have resurfaced in Cardiff. The artifacts, once in the possession of the town clerk of Caracrvon, were rediscovered after many years and are described as a thin gold plate and a gold brooch.
A brief item notes that about two thirds of men’s laughter stems from their own alleged wit, reflecting social humor expectations and self-perception in early 20th century life.
A teacher urges students to recall events from more than three thousand years ago while a playful pupil laments how time slips away, highlighting a classroom moment about memory and history.
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