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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
14
The Vancouver Province quotes Representative Woodyard criticizing German offensives as examples of military ignorance. A missionary recounts a humorous exchange about a Turk with a fez, noting the woman claimed he was clean shaved.
The article argues that proper bowel action is essential in most illnesses and that Parmelee's Vegetable Pills contain ingredients that specifically stimulate the bowels. It claims no other medicine is as useful in maintaining healthy digestion and bowel function.
Estimates by Col. Ernest P. Bicknell, head of civilian relief for the American Red Cross, place Belgian refugees at about 600000 abroad. An additional 60000 remain in Belgium, with 70000 in Paris, 70000 in London, and 70000 in Avre. The Belgian government cooperates with the American Cross to aid refugees in all centers.
A. Mitchell Palmer announced a seizure of 1 057000 pounds of devitalized wheat gluten stored in New York and tied to Germany and Switzerland. The grain worth 200 at June prices was to be shipped overseas and will be sold at public auction. The custodian withheld shipper and consignee names and noted the product’s use in diabetic foods and food extracts.
Lincoln recounts his first drill experience with his company in the Black Hawk war. He admits he forgot the proper command and improvised by ordering, This company is dismissed for two minutes, when it will fall in again on the other side of the gate.
An advertising notice touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a fast painless remedy that can loosen corns in one piece with a few drops. It claims a low price of a quarter and universal availability with a guarantee.
A Philadelphia report says a cocoa bean import restriction, aiming for 30 000 tons by January 1 1919, could trigger a chocolate famine. Officials told 150 importers to source from nearby markets, while a sugar shortage could deepen the crisis.
Describes the Moscow cathedrals Cathedral of the Holy Savior in Moscow the Assumption Cathedral and the Annunciation Cathedral and St Isaac s highlighting five cupolas covered with gold the Virgin of Vladimir jewels and a Don icon as priceless relics valued in the millions Napoleon s looting and Russian restoration are noted with total costs for the churches estimated at up to 160 million dollars and 125 million dollars respectively.
She lost one arm and broke her ankle and struggles with crutches. The injured side affected how she uses support and she must learn to walk with her other hand.
A short notice touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a simple remedy to protect children's vitality from worm infestations, presenting it as an effective treatment option.
The piece mocks German rule in Southern Russia praising confiscated alcohol imports aided by Austria. It notes the czar banned liquor in Russia, while Germany and Austria plan to flood the region with spirituous liquors, comparing to a hypothetical Canadian fate under the Kaiser. It ends affirming such dreams will not come true.
Chicago airwoman Katherine Stinson spoke at a Hull House tea noting global distrust of Germany. She cited Switzerland’s reaction after Germany vowed neutrality, saying Switzerland quickly ordered 350000 gas masks in response.
An advisory piece warns of infant danger in heat and common summer illnesses. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets to prevent or quickly cure stomach and bowel troubles in young children, with a testimonial from Mrs. Anderson of Minda, Alberta, and notes the tablets cost 25 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Brockville Ontario.
Seattle reports describe a method where the state fish commission experiments with music to lure seals to be hunted. Fishermen note seals investigate unfamiliar sounds, a trait Indians long used with whistles. Hunters now use phonographs near rookeries to lure seals and shoot them as they gather.
Early Egyptian embalmers crafted glass or stone eyes for mummies by removing the original eyes and filling sockets with plaster or wax before installing glassy or precious stone eyes.
A Cincinnati man discovered an item named free zone that promises pain free corn and callus removal. A tiny bottle is sold by druggists with direct application to tender spots and claims instant relief and easy lifting of the affected skin.
A promotional notice touts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a cure preventing nighttime attacks and restlessness. It claims sufferers wake rested and fit for business after using the remedy.
A novel life preserver features a belt with two or three inflatable units shaped like footballs. Each unit has a reinforced duck casing and a rubber bladder with an inflation valve, offering buoyant support.
Paris plans to abandon its policy of three meat days per week due to large stocks of home-fed cattle and newly built reserves of frozen meat, signaling a shift in public dining and food supply strategy.
A garbled Detroit News fragment suggests an odd wartime or political quip about Kaiser Bill and a reference to cheese. The readable text is extremely limited and does not provide concrete events, dates, or identifiable individuals beyond the generic subject.
The article notes twenty sheep per soldier are needed for clothing and reports fewer than 534 sheep per soldier in Canada. Wool and mutton prices are at record highs, with the Canada food board urging higher production and municipal help to curb dog-related losses.
A survey by United States Department of Agriculture finds over 13 000 acres of castor beans cultivated in Texas with southern areas ready to start soon. Officials say the government may take over production of motor oil from the beans and anticipate a strong growth in the industry next year.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger recounts two middle aged women who exchanged handbags at a railway station. One carried diamonds cash and Liberty bonds worth about five, the other seven cents a ham sandwich and a photo of her army son in France. The photo was restored and the moment stirred a tender scene.
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