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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
7
The discontent of wage workers stems from fear prices would outrun pay. If people are convinced price increases have halted they will feel relief even with no raise, the New York Sun notes.
A Cincinnati authority warns readers about a product called freezone used on corns. A few drops are said to remove the corn with root and all, drying instantly without skin irritation. Claims note quarter ounce costs little and cures all corns and calluses, warning against cutting corns yourself.
Venustiano Carranza states he will not seek re election as President of Mexico and will hand over the office to his successor at the end of his current term in December 1920. Treasury Secretary Luis Cabecera confirms the announcement.
Eighteen acres of oats on the Fulton farm at Oakland Portage la Prairie Manitoba produced 100 bushels per acre for a total 1800 bushels. The Banner variety thrived on forty years of cropping and was sold at Oakland for 82 cents a bushel.
A Middleton Nova Scotia resident endorses Minard's Liniment, claiming it has been used for years and is the best liniment for horses and fish. The letter is signed by WWWS Pineo from Woodlands, Middleton.
A royal warrant raises army pay with fixed annual amounts. Second lieutenants will earn 394 to 448 pounds if married and 320 to 375 if unmarried. lieutenants 448 to 503 married and 375 to 429 unmarried. Captains, majors, and colonels receive corresponding increases. a colonel nets 1,242 pounds if married and 1,184 if unmarried. The new figures match previously announced figures.
An advertisement claims morbid stomach and intestinal conditions invite worms and that Miller's Worm Powders destroy the worms and correct digestion. It promises the harmless disappearance of conditions favorable to worms and relief from the child's suffering.
The Hamilton Spectator notes that about 1.25 billion British troops are under arms worldwide, a force roughly five times larger than the early war army the ex-Kaiser witnessed grow to vast numbers.
Advice column urges selectivity in marriage by preferring husbands with means to employ a cook rather than tolerate poor cooking. The tone mirrors early 20th century domestic guidance and underscores financial stability as a marriage asset.
An advertisement extols Dr Thomas's Eclectric Oil as a powerful liniment with healing properties in six essential oils. It claims thousands testify to its pain relief and health benefits, noting that its value is not reflected by low price.
It is wise to prevent disorder as stomach and liver failures arise from many causes. When first signs appear that digestive organs are not functioning, try Parmalee's Vegetable Pills. The pills blend laxatives and sedatives, restoring digestive action more effectively than other preparations.
A man states that a woman is his first love in a remark likened to reading a Chinese book from the last page. The comparison emphasizes an inverted reading order and unexpected emphasis on past affection.
Premier Massey states New Zealand expects 10 million pounds indemnity from Germany drawing comments in parliament. Members question Canada’s share as filing of claims progresses and payment ability of Germany awaits full claims and solvency verification.
Advertises lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a quarter pint skin whitening lotion. Claims it removes freckles sallowness and tan and can be kept for months with proper straining. Encourages daily facial neck arm and hand massage.
Wm. Jordan a full blooded Indian and Canadian Army veteran was sentenced to ten years penal servitude for manslaughter after beating a ragman to death in a drunken frenzy in Sussex.
Teething causes swelling pain and upset stomachs in babies. Baby's Own Tablets are claimed to ease teething, soothe the stomach, and regulate bowels. A Mrs Marcel D LeBlanc of West, N B endorses them after six years of use and recommends them to others. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A brief humorous exchange shows the first girl asking if one can swim and the second girl replying she learns only when a young man is present to teach.
A German wireless message states that in Brazil it is generally believed property in Germany was confiscated during the war. It is stated that such property has neither been liquidated nor subjected to compulsory control.
An advertisement proclaims the oldest and simplest remedy for diarrhoea dysentery colic cramps and pains in the stomach summer complaint cholera morbus cholera infantum sea sickness and other abnormal bowels movements as the best cure.
This long established remedy, Dr. Fowler's Wild Strawberry Extract, has operated in Canada for 74 years. It warns against no name substitutes and touts its safety and reputation from coast to coast. Price is 35 cents. Manufactured by The U Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
A brief note highlights how a group of pretty girls are valued for charm and confidence beyond conventional beauty. The text critiques shallow judgments and suggests individuality stands out in social settings.
A pug behaves as if pleased with its appearance and suggests a humorous vanity about its ugliness.
Readers urged to try Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy after letters from hundreds of cases praised its effectiveness in long neglected ailments. The manufacturers report many as desperate as prior sufferers now finding relief.
London officials deny any plan to depart from British evacuation rules in North Russia. In response to Col Sherwood Kelly's allegations to a British newspaper, a War Office official stated there was no intention to hold Murmansk and that troops would depart when ports closed. Generals on the spot reportedly have orders applying to North Russia generally.
A pithy remark notes that for some men gathering their wits proves harder than gathering their payments, suggesting a humorous contrast in priorities and difficulties faced by individuals in financial matters.
Melbourne reports Auckland Museum receives a collection of 1500 antique watches from Evan Robarts of Sheffield. The assortment includes pieces dating to 1730 and two enamelled examples. Donor arranged division of watches not required by Victoria and Albert Museum to Auckland and other named museums.
A common sentiment echoes that many men would forego friendship to avoid financial loss, reflecting attitudes toward money and loyalty in social circles. The remark highlights tensions between economic strain and interpersonal bonds, suggesting money can outweigh friendship for some individuals.
Dispatch from Sosnowice reports a German army of at least 200000 men massed on the Silesia frontier ready to strike Poland.
A historical notice notes Minard's Oiniment available everywhere. It claims the product harms few and benefits many, linking it to moral improvement and reputational effects for buyers and sellers.
Acu te catarrh is described as nasal inflammation and Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to build up the system cleanse the blood and reduce susceptibility to colds. The ad notes internal action through the blood promises cure tests free and a $100 reward for any uncured case. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio market the product with a 75 cent price to druggists.
A concise maxim notes that prudent financial behavior prevents debts and creditor pressure. It emphasizes proactive budgeting, timely payments, and avoiding unnecessary borrowing to maintain financial stability and avoid collection actions.
A terse dialogue unfolds as a mother derides a child’s temper and a quiet voice behind a newspaper comments that the temper may be inherited. The scene appears in a domestic dispute framed by a humorous aside about dandruff remedies.
This reliever of rheumatic aches and various pains promises speedy relief with no rubbing. It emphasizes convenience and effectiveness, available at drug stores in 35c 70c and 140c sizes.
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