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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 30, 1935

Page

7

End of a desert intrigue in the Hourglass saga

Garcy and Stone compel Dustin to sign an immunity affidavit while Goddard is nabbed at Willow Cross. Gerald Keene reveals himself as Duro Stone, exposing Kane and Dustin’s crimes. Edith Carr joins Keene as the truth reshapes trust and justice in Crevasse County. The Hourglass mystery concludes at sunset with union and reckoning.

Gary Sam Dustin Garcy Rustin Joe Carr Goddard Kane Keene Spike Dustin Sam Garey Uwe Fife Jameson Notary Public Edith Carr Stone Seco Crevasse Broken Spur Garcyland Stone Masters Lorton Epps Edith Carr Peyott Old Kane Old Carr Sherif Sheror Garey Aix Layton Border Patrol Willow Crosssg Big River Old Mexico Young Keene Twee Bath Gerald Keene Doc Epps Burwell Cato Bank Duro Stone Mr. Carr Earth Nees Reescences Re Peyott Grega Hough Crewe Peter Vinton Gerald Keen Daro Stone

Aspirin Brand Bayer Named On Canadian Tablets

An ad touts aspirin for fast pain relief noting Disintegration on contact with moisture and quick action on headaches neuritis and rheumatic pain. It claims safety for the heart and urges looking for Bayer branding the cross symbol on each tablet as made in Canada and sold by all druggists.

Bayer Canada

New Heart Disease Operation Reported at Philadelphia Meeting

The operation novates the thyroid hand to relieve heart disease, described by James Alexander Lyon and Edmund Horgan of Washington. It reduces thyroid activity by cutting blood flow and nerve supply, tying arteries to the gland and its sympathetic links. The thyroid’s thyroxin output drops, easing heart work, with five angina cases and three congestive heart failure cases relieved.

Corge of Physicians Philadelphi James Alexander Lyon Edmund Horgan Washington

Changes Their Color Microscopy Color Mice Study St. Louis

Dr George D Snell assistant professor of zoology at Washington University announced in St Louis that colored mice now available in all colors except green bright blue and orange. He studies X ray effects on heredity of mice noting that dieting and roentgen exposure produced color changes and some malformations and abnormalities.

St. Louis George D. Snell Washington University Snell

The Rhyming Optimist and Fragments of Joy

A fragmented poetic note contrasts joy with storms and wandering tunes. It reflects on fleeting happiness, a springlike mood, and lyrical imagery of a lark in May. A closing stray sentence hints at a general view on spending behavior and attention to value.

Majesty and memories blend in royal tea tale

The piece contrasts modern democratic warmth with regal restraint. It cites a 150 year old scene in Mrs Delany's drawing room where King George III received guests with formal distance while Miss Post served tea with increasing ceremony, ending in subtle condescension. The anecdote appears through Agnes Repplier’s To Think of Tea.

George Queen Mary George III Mrs. Delany Agnes Reppller Mra Delany Miss Post Dr. Johnson

Sweepstake Building Burned in Dublin Fire destroys Irish Free State sweepstakes site

The Plaza building in Dublin housing the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes was destroyed by fire of suspected incendiary origin. No young women at work. many spectators watched the collapse as the drum with counterfoils lay in twisted debris. The frame and brick structure housed the government controlled sweepstakes on Abbey Street near O Connell Street.

Dublin Irish Free State Plaza Irish Hospital Debria Abbey L Street O'Connell

Tribe vows cattle theft ban during Jubilee year

Officials report that 100 leaders of a Punjab tribe have pledged not to steal cattle over the next twelve months in honor of King George's silver jubilee. The tribe, long known for rustling, agreed to the pledge following an appeal by Arm ish Commissioner C. C. Garbett.

Punjab George C. C. Garbett

Trampled To Death in Persian Gulf Beggar Stampede

A chaotic scene on a Bahrein island as beggars scrambled for a wealthy merchant’s arms, 75 trampled to death amid Oriental extravagance during a planned money shower. Separate notes report Canada flaxseed stocks on March 1 1985 and historical mentions of Columbus and early Spanish voyages.

Persian Gulf Baghdad Canada

Fruit-a-tives Promised Cure Aids Ontario Woman

Mrs Dut Wellington Street, ChathamOntario signs a declaration praising Fruit-a-tives for curing her sick headaches and stomach trouble in under a month. She notes initial stomach distress, then relief after starting the product sold by Weite Bruntentves Limited Ottawa Canada at 15 cents for 800, with secrecy and truth claims.

Dutwellington Chatham Ontario Evears Requie Weite Brutentves Limited Ottawa Canada Frut-A-Tives

Little Helps For This Week And Faithful Quieting

A devotional fragment offers Psalm 121 for protection and prayerful trust. It likens a rejoicing heart to a flower that follows the sun, remaining steadfast in God’s will whether bright or clouded, and resting safely under divine care. The piece emphasizes contentment in all conditions and obedience to God’s path.

Labor Under Handicap Shild With Defective Hearing OF Sight

An investigator states there is no child more neglected than the child losing his sight or hearing. Many thousands exist in New York state, discovered through surveys, as the New York State Recreation of Women’s Club forms two committees tackling juvenile delinquency roots.

Shild New York New York State Recoration of Women's Clube

Real Enemies: Hatred and Ignorance Weaken Nations

Dr Harold Phillips warns that true foes lie within. Hate fear greed and bigotry multiply enemies rather than defeat them. He argues unity and understanding are essential to protect every country from internal collapse.

Harold Phillips

Notable Night Nurse Memory Sparks Local Kindness

A night nurse faced constant disturbance until a doctor posted a hall notice asking to remember her. The next shift revealed a small anonymous gift of coins left beneath the notice. The piece notes many railway extensions and a porterhouse steak and a mid priced car quoted by weight.

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