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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

6

Parisian teen's suicide attempt foiled by quick rescue

A 19 year old girl named Noel in Cherbourg attempted to jump from a moving train to end her life. Her brother, a railway guard, delivered her letter to police and a magistrate led a rapid rescue by boat and shore guards. The girl was saved about 100 yards from shore as the train reached Caton.

Paris France Noel Cherbourg Milo Hersif Customs House Catn

Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Ad

An old advertisement claims XATIVE BROMU Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. The box shows a signature by W. Groves and a misspelled or unclear label.

W. Groves Tbc

Marchioness Enjoys Croydon Premiere of New Cinema Play

The Marquis and Marchioness Townshend attended the Picture House in Croydon for the first production of the marchioness new cinema play A Strong Maid s Love.

London Marquis and Marchioness Townshend Picture House Croydon

Sparrow Club claims battlefield against sparrows

The Naughton Suffolk Sparrow Club reports a levy of one halfpenny per acre funded a year of loss for birds and eggs. They say 90 sparrows and 2480 eggs were destroyed in the last year, totaling 7587 birds and 18 051 eggs in four years since the club began.

London Naughton, Suffolk

Impatient Creditor Demands Payment From Carefree Debtor

A creditor insistently asks for payment of a bill while the debtor remains nonchalant. The conversation centers on settling the debt with no additional obligations or terms.

Patient Declares Revenge After Dentist's Extraction

A patient voices dark glee at taking the removed molar home to torment it with sugar, expressing intent to watch it ache. The scene centers on the dentist relieving him of the tooth.

Com A School Education Sparks Family Debate

A father boasts of making his fortune with only a common school education while his son retorts that a college education is needed to know how to spend it. The exchange illustrates contrasting views on education and earnings.

Pater Familias

Prince Lou’s Battenberg Named Naval Cadet Candidate

The admiralty lists Prince Lou’s Battenberg among candidates who have passed the qualifying literary exam for naval cadetship and will enter the Royal Naval College at Osborne next month.

London Prince Lou's of Battenberg Admiralty Royal Naval College Osborne

Tobacco smuggling in Frison leads to Portland prison sentence

London reports a Portland prison case where Samuel Crowhurst a civil guard within the prison network conspired to receive tobacco from convicts through Day a linked intermediary. Crowhurst pleaded guilty and received four months imprisonment while investigators traced letters postal orders and payments used to funnel tobacco to inmates.

Bati London England Portland Police Court Samuel Crowhurst Portland Convict Prison Prympo Treasury Bar Ward Perton Treney Dav Crowhurst Crother Port-Ofice Crowther Tebacen Days Rrison

Leviathan liners grow: 1955 prediction by Gilfillan

An Atlantic liner of 200,000 suns and 60,000 passengers is forecast for 1955 if growth continues. The essay traces a curve from 1840 to today, predicting ships up to 2456 feet long in two decades, arguing larger vessels bring speed safety and comfort.

S. C. Gilfillan Nxt Leviathan

Toledo Soap Opera Promises Cure All

Fragmented 19th century ad shows claims for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and “Family Pills” from F J Cheney Toledo firm. Text references Henry Wall and test statements about cure of catarrh and constipation with internal remedies and patent medicines.

State of Ohio Toledo Tareres Wall Fresnik J Halle Catarrh F. J. Copentv

The Spiced of Your Walk and Its Quick Lesson

A simple yard long cord method teaches why walking 44 feet repeatedly equals miles per hour. Tying weights and looping knots shows that 44 feet is one one hundred twentieth of a mile, aligning half minutes with minutes in an hour for a steady pace.

Apa Mazazi E. i

Zam-Buk advertised as a rapid healer for skin ulcers

Oliver Sims of Purr writes of four years of an irritative forehead sore. He praises Zam-Buk for rapid healing and asserts he would not be without a box after his positive experience. The ad touts Zam-Buk as a universal healer of ulcers, abscesses, piles, burns, cuts, eczema, and other conditions with price and retailer details.

Oliver Sims Sme In-Buk Co Tornto

Evening poultry escape ends in cheeky quip

A city woman bought six chickens for breakfast eggs and sent them to town. The basket was left open and all the fowl escaped. After a three hour hunt only four chickens were found. The husband joked about a fine poultry title, and the wife retorted that she only bought six.

Asthma remedy promises relief and restoration

An advertisement claims Dr J D Ketlogwe offers an asthma remedy that removes the cause and relieves symptoms. It asserts the treatment restores bodily trim and mental happiness, lifting the cloud of recurrent asthma attacks.

J. D. Ketlogwe Benedy

The Woman and the Dog on the Trolley Line

An elderly woman with a small dog on her lap asks the conductor to announce Hazel street. After several rides, she is told to stay seated, then calls out Hazel street. She holds the dog to the window saying Fido was born there and notes she is heading to the end of the line.

Hazel Street Fido

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Child Aid

A patent medicine ad touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy to remove intestinal parasites from children, claiming it strengthens health and vitality through parasite elimination.

Pat Trades Stamps for Whiskey at Pub

One day Pat entered a public house and asked the bar lady to exchange stamps for whiskey. She agreed and poured whiskey as Pat drank in haste. He stamped the bar five times with his foot and walked out triumphantly.

Pat

Bon vivant Confronts Wife Arrival Amid Complications

A bon vivant, married for money to his friend, remarks that his wife is approaching. The friend consoles him, suggesting the situation could be worse.

Bon Vivant

Why do you insist on having music with every dinner

An old patron asks why music accompanies meals. The proprietor replies it eases tension by giving guests something besides the food to complain about.

Faul

Kruger Relics To Return For South Africa Museum

Dutch court of appeal orders relics of President Kruger to be sent from Dordrecht to Capetown for display in a South African museum.

Capetown Kruger Dordrecht Dutch Court of Appeal South Africa

Skulls Found in Dublin City Hall Excavation

Workmen digging beneath Dublin City Hall at three feet six inches depth uncovered five human skulls and numerous bones. The remains appeared human and included arm and leg bones. Authorities began examining the site for further clues and origins.

Dublin

Trial of Donna Constana da Gama Shocks Lisbon Crowd

The trial by martial law in Portugal drew a crowded court as Donna Constana da Gama, descendant of Vasco da Gama, faced conspiracy charges. She offered no defense witnesses and refused acquittal, while two alleged accomplices faced two years in prison.

Lisbon Portugal Con Martial Donna Constana da Gana Vasco da Gama Cape Eid Cascaes Déana da Gama Cour Rose Donna de Gama

Ostend Casino Yacht Plans for Luxe Gambling Room

Ostend proprietor M Marquet to fit a luxury gambling room aboard a large steam yacht. The vessel will sail Ostend to offshore waters, with games allowed only beyond three miles from shore. A Franco Belgian group paid 41000 for the gambling room ionac dus-mog next summer season.

Ostend M. Marquet Otd Three Mile Hamit Jiwrsac Dus-Mog

Plans for New House Progress

A resident reports steady progress on home construction. The wife finalized cupboard layouts, and architects have begun preparations to build the foundation and ground structure.

Contributing His Share What are you doing for our cause

A suffragette asks a worker about efforts to support the cause while a man replies with his enthusiasm. The fragment reflects ongoing dialogue over participation and commitment among supporters.

French Diplomat Praises President Wi seca Inaugural Address

A French diplomat at a Washington luncheon lauded President Wi seca for his inaugural address praising its modest sincere tone and dedication to the people. A Princeton woman echoed the praise noting sincerity and majesty as keynotes of the president's character. The diplomat cited that the wise leader knows when to follow.

Washington Wiseca Princeton

Minnard's Liniment Endorsed for Quinsy Relief

A testimonial letter notes illness with quinsy and claims instant cure using Minnard's Liniment. The signer Mrs C D Pre expresses lasting trust and gratitude, dated October 21.

Minard’s Linitment Co Minnard C.D. Pre

Kind-hearted Volunteer Helps Hunger-Stricken Lad

A doorstep scene ends with a curious twist as a boy explains his situation. He claims his father is his stepfather and that he has done nothing to earn food, prompting the elder, moved yet puzzled, to push for understanding of the family’s hardship.

Professional viper killers profit from Fontainebleau work

Paris reports M. M. Plend Casser and associates, employed by the Seine et Marne prefecture, earned 150 and 3140 francs respectively by destroying snakes in the Fontainebleau forest over the past year.

Paris M. M. Plend Seine Et Marne France Fontainebleau

Excavation Tip Collapse Buries Miner Near Dafen

Excavations at an old colliery tip near Dafen Tin Works caused the tip to cave in. About twenty tons of refuse collapsed onto John Hutchard, a colliery proprietor supervising the work, in the incident near Jilaneclv.

Cardif Wihil Dafen

Russian Aviator Perlovski Dies in Midair Suicide

Lieutenant Alexander Perlovski of the air war era killed himself by leaping from 600 feet during a stunt. A letter found before his flight says the death was deliberate, noting his plan to cut the motor and fall in midair as a result of being the victim of attack and intrigue.

Alexander Perlovski

Kaiser apologizes to tenant in land dispute settlement

Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm II settles with tenant Herr Sobst after a public dispute over a foreclosed lease. Sobst agrees to relinquish the farm for 39 000 with five years remaining, receives a Fourth Class Crown order, and the matter follows prior remarks about a tenant labeled as "no good." Crown Prince urged settlement ending a six week negotiation.

Berlin Germany Herr Sobst Alcer Herr Sohst kKaker Sohsthoes Order of the Crown Inet German Agricultural Association Cedinen Perr Soha

Cornerstore of Successful Farming Emphasizes Domestic Economy

A 19th century reflection argues that successful farming rests more on domestic economy than on instruction. It asserts the farmer's progress hinges on the wife mastering home management, claiming a husband’s growth is limited without a capable wife.

Kidney cure claimed for Hudson Marchbank in New Brunswick

After five years of kidney disease and back pain, Hudson Marchbank of Fond Marchbank King’s County New Brunswick reports a complete recovery after using two boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He says headaches, appetite issues and excessive sweating resolved as soon as his kidneys were treated. Neighbors corroborate his claim that Dodd’s Kidney Pills cure diseased kidneys.

Marchbaak King’s County N.B Spec'ali—aAfter Isease Hudson Marchbank Ecain Ano Dodd Marchbank

Spring Air Hints at Change in Town Mood

Flatly notes visible signs of spring in the air as Brokely observes the season approaching. A playful remark about wardrobe limits underscores a domestic quick exchange reflecting shared anticipation.

Choir Invite Sparks Daughter’s Participation Debate

In a church scene Mrs. Larkin hesitates at the minister’s suggestion to have her daughter join the choir. The exchange reveals concern about the daughter’s temperament and possible quarrelsome behavior affecting the choir.

Readings on a quarrelsome duo in a comic exchange

Charlie Caterp'llar insults a rival, calling him a worm and noting a decline in his group. Billie Bug agrees, suggesting anyone would be crabby after living in a crabapple as long as he has.

Charlie Caterp'llar Billie Bug

Capitulation Confusion Over Chuggins Car

Mr. Chuggins asserts his vehicle may be concas but cannot be driven, while questioning the ability to operate a motor car now. The dialogue frames a dispute or humorous misunderstanding about the car’s condition and its operability.

Mr. Chuggins

Wrong Do you keep coffee in the bean

Do you keep coffee in the bean. No brains. Demonstrates puzzling dialogue about intelligence and coffee terminology in a humorous exchange.

Turbulent Close to Murcer Trial in Mapies Napies Italy

A chaotic courtroom scene marks the postponement of the Yveanne de Villspreay murder trial in Mapies Napies. The accused actress and her defense lawyers clashed with the king’s procurator general, with insults, blows, and police forced to restore order. The judge interrogated de Villspreay, revealing aliases, a Turin birthplace, and a past as a chambermaid before she began her stage career. She admitted thefts to shield a criminal lover.

Murcer Mapies Napies Italy Yveanne de Villspreay North Arn South America Erythrea Genera Déten Ion Spain Villesprens Turin Fornais

Defining a Nentist Depicts Selfish Employment Pull

A satirical definition asserts a person who extracts others teeth to gain their own employment certificate. The quip notes the dentist’s self serving ambition and mimicry of legitimate credentialing.

Moncey W.e Bagpiper Angers Inn Guests

In a Scottish inn a tired bagpiper drew tourists as his dilapidated pipes squealed loudly. A diner urged repairs, and the player paused in astonishment, declaring that two bagpipes in tune would not earn him two shillings to move on.

Scotland Jericho Sandy Havers

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