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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
8
A reader affidavit from Brubaker claims an old cough scar cured by Chambellans Cough Ro inerty. The letter praises the remedy as effective for the writer’s injured family member and notes it is sold by W. Ledingham and local dealers.
Manitoba will send wheat directly to Scottish millers. The Canadian postal service hires a limited number of deaf mutes. Donkhobor pilgrims were arrested at Rosthern after a 25 mile foot march from Yorkton. During baseball season 4,000 attended Northern league games in Winnipeg. An international tuberculosis congress met in Paris with 3500 delegates and 300 papers. The Holland sanatorium scheme faced frost after provincial government and Winnipeg medical backing. Dr Pennyfather alleges local Winnipeg conformance officials hindered the scheme and plans to drop it.
An advertisement assures mothers there is nothing injurious in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for little ones. It promises safety and strong merit, citing cures of coughs colds and croup with worldwide reputation. Sold by W Ledingham and dealers everywhere.
A printed inventory lists items including men woollen socks cardigans sweaters woollen shorts mitts gloves moccasins felt boots arctic socks pea jackets duck lined coats thrashers blankets fur coats fur caps gloves cloth and leather caps overalls smocks winter suits and overcoats.
OCR copy lists assorted sale prices for baking powder biscuits peas jam shoe polish stock food and lanterns. Deals include 1 lb baking powder 19 cents 2 pounds soda biscuits 20 cents seven pounds jam 50 cents and 25 cent stock food packages with various sizes and lanterns priced at 60 to 80 cents.
A fragmented listing shows Canadian and English prints offered at $1.00. It includes 70 patterns for Canadian print and 55 patterns for English print, plus colored flannellette options priced at 1.00 per quantity with unclear yardage.
A historical notice advertises a large assortment of box papers in various colors and weights. The listing mentions first class paper and stock for sale, with quantities described in a general way.
A sales notice lists sheep lined coats and tweed lined coats with collars. Prices show fair day pricing from 3.00 to 5.00 dollars for various heavy linings and corduroy collars.
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