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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
11
An advertisement touts Catarrhezone as a universal remedy for bronchitis catarrh and colds. It claims inhaled vapors reach the breathing apparatus, offers a complete outfit for one dollar lasting three months, with smaller 50 cent size and a doctor endorsed guarantee from Catarrhezone Co.
In a dramatic rescue, Dan Naldrett reveals Matthew Drake’s danger and saves Betty Tredway and her mother from a madman. Drake is captured and later dies in an asylum. Betty learns Drake’s will excludes Mrs. Tredway and notes her own life’s failings.
Winnipeg Loan Company managers report farm mortgages being paid off at a rate higher than any decade. The past winter season saw a record number of farmers clearing their properties of encumbrances.
The Dominion of Canada weighs a nationwide flower emblem as Prof. John Macoun solicits suggestions from across provinces. Winnipeg’s R H McDonald backs the orange red lily for universal growth and patriotic appeal, while alternatives include goldenrod and the wild rose. the maple leaf is ruled out due to prairie sugar maples.
Mrs. Samuel Milley of Exploits Harbor Notre Dame Bay Newfoundland says years of rheumatism and heart failure disappeared after using twenty two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She endorses the remedy as a cure and urges others to try it, noting kidneys must work to cleanse blood and maintain health.
In London a will was discovered in an old heirloom bureau split open by an air raid. A secret cabinet revealed papers, among which lay a will that will affect the current holders of the property.
Dairy farmers can profit from on farm cream cheese made from twelve percent cream. Vancouver demand rose with 5 420 cheeses sold and 813 dollars earned last year. Cheese weighs six ounces, ships in cartons, and yields ninety cents per pound butterfat. It stores briefly in cool weather and suits picnic sandwiches and salads.
The Junker Revenge Strikers' heirs refuse to feed needy town children this summer across districts hit by January munition strikes. The Socialist Press warns that Germans without Hohenzollern lineage risk starvation, as political orthodoxy tightens.
The wheat shortage in France has led to reduced bread rations for French soldiers. Europe had been promised 18,000,000 bushels of wheat monthly from North America, but since January 1 the deficit reached 3,000,000 bushels, according to Hon. Everett Colby of New Jersey in a recent Ottawa speech.
An advertisement touts Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a spring tonic to combat fatigue and restore energy. It claims to cleanse the system, improve liver function, and boost vim and vitality with a blood-building formula sold in tablet or liquid form. A mother testimonial praises benefits for a child’s constipation and liver health.
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