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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
5
After an undeclared war period, the former crown prince faces legal action in Varcouver Province for allegedly whipping his wife. The case highlights ongoing tensions within the royal circle and the state’s push for accountability.
Advertises Dr Hamilton’s Pills as a safe nightly remedy that cleanses the liver moves bowels and cures constipation without headaches biliousness or sour stomach. Claims to refresh mornings with energy and better health and offers a money back guarantee. Sold in a 2352 box through medicine dealers.
A fragment notes a blunt reflection on fans living life twice, suggesting they would remain or become greater fools if given another chance, reflecting a sardonic sports column voice.
A brief note states that Minard's Liniment is employed by physicians. A telephone operator is described as having a speaking acquaintance with many people she does not recognize.
Complete in itself, this remedy claims full, independent efficacy without needing additional medicines. It asserts consistent performance and does not fail to do its work.
A new serial story begins in this issue and promises a gripping first installment. Readers are invited to follow the ongoing tale as it unfolds across upcoming pages and chapters.
Reader letters praise Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a powerful family treatment for incipient and chronic cases. The company claims many are cured and urges purchase everywhere.
A concise adage urges restraint in sharing information. It emphasizes saving some knowledge for future use and warns against revealing every detail too soon. The proverb implies prudence in communication.
Filing a will sometimes rasps the feelings of the irs.
A brief item notes a Pas ceremony and a ROMO reunion, highlighting longtime connections and community memory. Local figures are mentioned in passing, emphasizing shared history and ongoing camaraderie among attendees.
Farmer John New of Hillside Saskatchewan credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a rapid cure after years of kidney pain backache and neuralgia. He describes inherited kidney disease causing dizziness irritability and excessive sweating later improving after one box. He urges neighbors to consider the remedy.
An Aylmer Express quote emphasizes that those seeking wealth must first commit to labor and practical effort, urging steady hands and persistent effort as the path to success.
An advertisement proclaims Putnam's Corn Extractor cures any corn type or location with a purely vegetable formula. It guarantees the product with every bottle and sells for 25c at all dealers, urging customers to use only Putnam's.
A German railway workers group joins a price cut push as wages demands fade. At a conference with Minister Schmidt they agreed to drop raise requests if the government lowers food prices.
Miller's Worm Powders claim to instantly attack worms and expel them from the system. They are described as a complete remedy and a beneficial medicine for children, improving digestion and restoring health to prevent stunted growth and weakened constitution.
A noted social observer notes a woman who fixates on another’s clothing more than her speech. The remark suggests fashion focus overrides communication in social judgment.
A terse adage on fishing ethics and discipline likens patience and control to the key to enjoying the sport, suggesting strict guidance and persistence yield better results on the water.
A newspaper ad touts Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills as a remedy for sleeplessness and nervous tension. It claims the pills restore nerve tone, strengthen the heart, and aid restful sleep, with a customer testimonial and a price of 50 cents a box from dealers or by mail from The Aero Co Limited in Toronto.
Allied river flotilla supported by aircraft engaged Bolshevik forces on the Dvina river and shelled along the Vaga river. One gunboat is reported sunk and a brisk bombardment described as continuing with land batteries.
Thousands of mothers endorse Baby's Own Tablets as the best medicine for little ones. A Quebec mother states the tablets saved her baby from illness and now she would not be without them. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The first contingent of the volunteer army to relieve northern Russia fighters departed Newcastle for Archangel carrying 1500 men including a machine gun company. Two additional contingents will also leave for north Russia within the week.
Northern Sweden endures the worst floods in years from heavy rain and snow melt. Damage surpasses 30 million kronor with avalanches, landslides in the Tromsoe district, farms swept to sea, twelve dead. Solleften and Hernesand towns cut off, railway banks washed away, bridges destroyed, Sundsvaal damaged, two bridges lost and over a hundred waterfront homes submerged. Villages isolated as livestock perishes in floodwaters.
Reader inquiry asks whether the issue includes the opening chapter of a new serial. The note signals interest in early installment and invites confirmation of publication details.
Captain Alfred Eckley and Captain Carl Aull piloted a Curtiss airplane from Vancouver to Victoria with a 3 hour 41 minute journey including a stop in the island city. The cross gulf flight marks a notable early aviation trek between the two cities.
A terse advisory notes that wearing high-heeled shoes and pigeon-toed stance can affect balance. It urges readers to choose comfortable footwear and proper alignment for safer movement.
Vorwarts denies that the former Kaiser asked the Berlin government for permission to return to Germany.
An advertisement touts Black Watch plug chewing tobacco as the best available on the market. The copy emphasizes rich flavor and smooth smoking experience, urging readers to try the product from local tobacconists.
A plebiscite in Vorarlberg Austria-Hungary shows 45000 in favor of union with Switzerland against 11000. Overtures to Switzerland will start while Swiss cantons prepare to vote on taking crown lands.
A series of notices from Dalhousie St Peter's Bathurst and surrounding areas credits Minard's Liniment with repairing torn and swollen horses. Christopher Saunders Edw Linliep Thos W Payne report successful cures for injuries including a badly torn pitch fork wound and a bad swelling.
Some men tell their wives every event while others spin many fanciful tales about happenings that do not occur.
An old health column warns that illnesses like colds and influenza toxins stress the body causing backache and urinary issues. It urges cleansing the bowels skin and kidneys with castor oil or laxatives like Dr Pierce’s Pellets and using Anuric and Tonic remedies to restore strength.
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