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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
2
A testimonial from Mrs. Mra R. Flock of London Ontario claims Fruit-a-tives relieved lifelong stomach weakness after doctors failed. The ad asserts the fruit medicine cures indigestion dyspepsia and constipation and is sold nationwide at 9c a box six for 2 50 or 25c for a trial box from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ottawa.
Commentary discusses Jesus teaching from Matthew 25 1 13 and Luke 12 35 48. It stresses living for Gods approval, warns against seeking human praise, and links the parable of the ten virgins to readiness for Christ return. It ties the event to end times, tribulation, and the gathering of the church.
An old ad blurb extols Dr Thomas Electric Oil as the cheapest curative, claiming wide availability in drug stores and nationwide sales. It notes affordability and accessibility to persuade readers to buy without hesitation. A brief mention references a payroll dispute involving a person named Lee.
Fragmented OCR items present scattered phrases about a product named Shilohs Cure with a 23 cent price, a magazine question about naming The Umbrella, a joke about beer, and a divorce plea from Mrs Young. The text mixes disparate fragments and names without coherent narrative or clear events.
A customer reports using Minard's Liniment to cure a severe distemper in a horse. The letter from Vilandie Freres endorses the tonic's effectiveness and asks other customers to try it.
A Pittsburg Post item frames neighbors debating a barbecue gathering at the Wom subdivision to seal interest in buying land. The chat turns to visiting an auto shop to test a car as part of a public scene and inquiry about an exit strategy.
An item from the Houston Post discusses a druggist advertising Marine Eye Remedy claiming relief for sore eyes and strengthened vision. The piece includes quips about a man’s fortunes and mentions his shift to Hemrent work in a humorous aside.
In a terse exchange the prisoner jokes that six months await for the job while lamenting misfortune about a hair cut and a stolen threepence. The dialogue exposes grim humor amid a tense confrontation in the scene.
A scrambled column of quips and comments from multiple papers. References to a New York correspondent, jokes about widows and bondholders, a Detroit remark on cannery, and a Dorothy cricket team exchange about catching.
A Toledo Blade fragment shows an ad for Shilohs Cure as a throat and lungs remedy priced at 25 cents. It also quotes a discussion about a paper effigy hung for an employer and a strike involving non union paperhangers.
A famous French actor and an American argued over a card then the actor left. The American kept the card, added Admit bearer with a pen, and went to the theatre. The piece also mentions Kelloge's Dysentery Cordial and a Taft White House anecdote about a bishop and a hen.
An office head emphasizes accuracy in figures as the key requirement for employees. A poised applicant reassures with a spotless track record, claiming no complaints on precision.
A man returns home in the early hours to a sharp confrontation with his wife who accuses him of bringing trouble into the house. She presents a telegram and hints at news awaiting him since supper time as he claims to have left his glasses in town.
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