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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

3

A Ottawa Resident Finds Relief in Peruna

A Ottawa resident credits Peruna with recovering health after a year of decline. The letter notes eight bottles restoring strength and mentions Peruna as superior for catarrh and general household use. A New York druggist praises Peruna for its steady sales and recommends it for mothers and children.

Ottawa Peruena Rene ST. Jean St. Patrick Street Can A. O. Harding New York City Prescott, Ont Odd Fellowship

There With the Goods

A brief exchange quoted from the Boston Transcript. The man remarks on proposing to the daughter and the father’s reply notes the daughter’s acceptance. The fragment suggests a social or theatrical anecdote without further context.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure

Advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It states the Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss, offers a $100 reward for uncured cases, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with Toledo contact and price details.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Umpire’s Husky Roar, Not Voice, Wins Patched Call

A Chicago Tribune note highlights baseball umpires relying on a husky roar rather than speaking, citing Sheridan as an example of how decisive presence can influence calls without a vocally prominent approach.

Sheridan Chicago Tribune

Printers’ Blunders Recall Comic Copy Errors of Hand Set Days

A St Louis Republic article recalls pre–typesetter copy in which handwritten lines produced humorous misreads. Examples include His blushing bride becoming his blustering bride and Irish district court from first district court.

St. Louis Republic House of Correction Enoch Shin Town Land of the Shamrock First District Court Frank Geeks Cape Red Cross Society Corbett

Honest Artist Remakes Alma Battle Portrait After Prince Napoleon Flub

An English socialite recalls Prince Napoleon in Paris deriding Emperor Louis Napoleon. A French artist paints the Alma battle scene with the prince on a white charger, only to remove the rider when the prince seeks a fix. The artist declares he has never painted a lie.

Louis Napoleon Prince Napoleon Pion Pilon Pilon Pion Crimea Napoleon The Alma

Indian Engineer on Burlington Road Train

A Tama Musquakie descendant serves as engineer of a fast Burlington passenger train. He works on land his ancestors knew, crossing rivers and sensing prairie winds, yet wears modern clothes and speaks a different language serving civilization rather than barbarism.

Tama Burlington Road

Winnipeg Mangured of Rheumatism

A Winnipeg resident, unnamed for privacy, reports sudden excruciating back and side pains diagnosed as rheumatism. After hot compresses, medicines, and electrical treatment failed, gin pills caused pain relief within hours. Six pills cost $2.50, with 50 cent samples. claimants urged to mail for a sample box via National Drug & Chemical Co. Toronto.

Winniper N.Y National Drug & Chemical Co., Limited Toronto

God Knows I am Hungry Says Boy in Tale

A four year old asks if God knows everything and his aunt confirms. He presses for every little thing and concludes God must know he is hungry, prompting a gentle moral on omniscience and appetite in a Detroit Tribune syndicated item.

Harry Detroit Tribune

Parmelees Vegetable Pills Offer Mild, Safe Relief

A Victorian advertisement touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as mild, purely veget able with soothing effects. It claims they purge less violently than mineral purgatives and that thousands attest to their health benefits from timely use.

Wit and court wit of Sir Richard Bethell in two sentences

The Argonaut notes Bethell, later Lord Westbury, possessed suave bearing and savage wit. In court he quipped after a loud barrister, I will tell your Honor in two sentences the gist of the case.

Richard Bethell

Salade Tea Ad Boosts Appeal with Salada Benchmark

An advertising line props Salada tea as the standard of quality, suggesting buyers compare all other teas to Salada and hoping for the same excellence. The snippet frames Salada as a benchmark in a short promotional teaser.

Haircut Mystery Baffles Mrs Gunson and Husband

Mrs Gunson questions a shaggy trim upon her husband’s return. He reveals a locksmith did the work, while she suspects a barber or hackman, and the exchange ends with a jab about a Bohemian.

Mrs. Gunson Mr. Gunson Hackman

Minard's Liniment touted for curing horse distemper

A customer reports a valuable horse with a severe distemper was cured by the use of Minard's Liniment. The advertisement appeals to owners and breeders to try the remedy for similar cases.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited Gents Minard’s Liniment

Mark Twain Needle Threading Debate Across Attic Scene

A poet in an attic sews while quoting Twain on threading a needle and gendered methods from The Prince and the Pauper and Huckleberry Finn. The Philadelphia Bulletin notes the alternating advice, with men and women depicted in contrasting approaches to tricky sewing tasks.

Mark Twain Philadelphia Bulletin

Holloway's Corn Cure Tops List For Results

Holloway's Corn Cure leads the field in reported outcomes, with other remedies trailing in effectiveness. The claim underscores its prominence among corn treatment options.

Holloway

Fur rugs in the house draw doctor’s warning

In a brief Chicago News item, Little Inez asks why a doctor can’t prescribe against fur rug use as a health concern. The piece notes mounting worries about indoor fumes or allergens from animal pelts and calls for medical guidance.

Inez Chicago News

Minard's Liniment Promoted for Burns and Wounds

An advertisement extols Minard's Liniment as a remedy for burns and other injuries. The copy uses a colloquial streetwise tone to suggest complete, easy healing with a single application. It reflects early 20th century patent medicine style and local commerce.

Worm Exterminator Promises Palatable Safety for Children

An advertisement claims Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is sweet and safe for kids while promising quick, effective results. The copy emphasizes acceptability to children and reliable performance.

A Canned Campaign Cartoon Moment

In the Louisville Journal a sarcastic citizen mocks campaign life describing next week’s planned debate between a phonograph and a graphophone. The exchange highlights rhetoric and technology as political theater.

Louisville Journal

Fly Pad Rackets Sell At Low Price

Three Wilsons Fly Pads cost twenty five cents and will kill more flies than twenty five dollars of sticky paper, offering a cheap pest control solution.

Wilson

Hindus Fond of Classical Music

The writer notes high appreciation for classical music among Hindus in India. Parsee audiences attended Royal College and Royal Academy exams, with Parsee ladies joining keenly. Classical Bombay concerts drew large Parsees, Hindu ladies watched unseen behind screens, and Indian melodies in Dorian mode intrigued the observer.

India Bombay Musical Home Journal

The Boy Who Didn't Tell a Grandmother Story

A Chicago Record-Herald anecdote shows a truthful office boy, Willie, refusing a lie about a grandmother. Henry Hardrocks praises honesty with a tough response, paying the boy and sending him away, illustrating virtue as its own reward.

Little Willie Henry Hardrocks Chicago Record- Herald

Sunburned Lovers Stir Campus Gossip in Verse

A humorous verse contrasts a Vassar student and a Princeton man, noting they both tan vividly in summer. The sight of sunburn on opposite sides sparks wonder and mockery from onlookers as the couple faces scrutiny.

Vassar Princeton

Posters from old London footway posts

Posters took their name from a line of posts used to separate pedestrian footways from vehicle drives in London streets where advertisements were displayed.

London

Mascots Through History Across Cultures

Mascots have played a long standing role across civilizations. Cats were revered in Egypt and grasshoppers inspired luck in parts of Italy. Various animals have served sacred or symbolic purposes for different peoples through generations.

Italy

Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills End Kidney Pain Claim

A testimonial advertises Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as effective for backache kidney trouble and related symptoms. It cites Rob Miller of St Marys Ontario noting relief from abdominal pains chills frequent urination and brick dust in urine after using the pills and Dr Chase's Nerve Food alongside. Pills priced at 25 cents a box through Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.

A. W. Chase Rob. P. Miller St. Mary’s Ont Dr. Chase Ed.manson, Bates & Co Toronto

Smiling Through Life

An essay argues both cheerful and melancholic women share sorrow but differ in burdening others. The cheerful woman helps others, while the melancholy one often imposes burdens, challenging the notion that humor equates to lack of depth.

Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler

Grain shipment advert promises prompt returns and wide reach

SPECIAL TO GRAIN SHIPPERS. It takes years to learn the best methods of handling grain. We have had thirty years' experience handling grain in this country, have a branch office at Fort William and close business connections at all grain centres. Ship your grain through us for prompt returns and good services. References, Union Bank of Canada.

Fort William Union Bank of Canada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boston Transcript Ayer Ayers J. C. Ayer Co Lowell, Maas Winnipeg SALAE Minard Henry James Old Boston Brantford Starch Works, Limited Brantford Canada A.W. Chase Manitoba Commission Co., Grain Exchange Man Ryne’s Ryrie Bros United Yonge St Peele Absorbine, JR Young Spingiett Bers Lyman Sco8s & CO Montreal Martin Bola & Wyrme Co Oreg & Chemical Co Calgary Hendercca Orate Co Ltd W. WN. U
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