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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
6
The article promotes Dr Chase's Nerve Food as a cure for exhausted nerves with claims of restoring nerve cells and vigor. It includes a testimonial from Lena Hiebert of Love Farm Manitoba detailing severe symptoms and marked improvement after fourteen boxes. The ad notes pricing and a protective portrait on each box.
A 19th century analysis argues old wheat flour produces better bread than flour ground from new wheat. It explains the sweating and aging process, risks of fresh flour, and proposes grinding then storing six months or keeping ample old wheat for consistent supply. It urges bakers and farmers to value aged flour for quality.
A period advertisement promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a remedy for colds croup fever diarrhoea constipation teething and sleep in children from newborn to older ages. It claims no opiates and cites a Quebec mother testimonial. Sold by druggists or mail order 25 cents a box from The Dr William's Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
F. F. Montague in the London Saturday Review argues Shakespeare was a bad sleeper. He cites Henry V and The Rape of Lucrece with night imagery and the twenty seventh sonnet’s lines about longing for bed and thoughts racing in the head as the true wail of insomniacs.
A tale recalls Czar Nicholas I walking incognito in St Petersburg. He spoke to an Italian opera tenor in a park, triggering police arrest. Later the czar forgave him but the tenor begged the emperor not to speak to him to avoid compromising him with the police.
The exchange centers on a prisoner striking a lawyer's client. The prosecutor asserts a third blow occurred, while the counsel clarifies it as a second hit and claims landing the second blow himself.
The saying notes that a wife who marries a rough diamond may receive the most genuine diamonds. It reflects a view on marriage and wealth exchange within partnerships.
A revived program promises health, prosperity, and happiness to 500000 people harmed by liquor and drugs. Readers in Fort Rouge Winnipeg are urged to write today for essential information.
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