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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
10
Fragmentary ad text promotes a product with bold claims and playful repetition. The readable lines urge men to try the item tonight promising benefits tomorrow, using energetic phrasing typical of late 19th or early 20th century advertising.
Advert shows a man with headache fullness in the right side and shoulder blade pain as signs of a clogged liver. Dr Hamilton’s Pills claim to stimulate the liver in one night, act as a mild vegetable laxative, and cure bilious headache constipation while lifting spirits. A 25 cent box is sold by all dealers.
Mr Duncan argues happiness equals net contribution to humanity after subtracting the unhappiness caused. He guides Dave through reading, motive, and social views, stressing love as the motor of the church and cautioning against destructive socialism. Dave's education expands with nightly talks at the Duncan home. He visits Os Sees as part of the plan.
Dave attends a dinner with the town's leading thinkers after receiving a spare suit from Mr. Duncan. The discussion ranges from clothes to virtue and vice, tradition and progress, and how attire can influence confidence and thought, while urging growth through experience with restraint.
Dave, aided by Mr. Duncan, lands a job in a wholesale grocery warehouse. The cleaner work and higher pay of fifty dollars a month offer a break from coal dust, while Duncan urges him to leave the dead line and pursue a larger destiny beyond shovel work.
A reflective line argues that the drudgery of work comes from mindset rather than the job itself insisting that studying what you handle makes work less tiresome. The piece ends with To Be Continued.
A brief commentary notes that restraint in public remarks may push quietly for reforms. Analysts suggest measured statements may shape policy without triggering opposition, while critics warn silence can hide intent and delay accountability in political discourse.
An advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment as fast penetrating relief for neuralgia and external pains. It claims effectiveness for strains bruises aches stiff joints lumbago neuritis sciatica and rheumatic twinges. Suggests keeping a large bottle for family use with prices 35c 70c and 140c and notes makers in Canada.
Werner Horn told U S Commissioner Carter he blew the Canadian Pacific railway bridge over the St Croix river at McAdam parish New Brunswick on February 2 1915 in what he called a military action against a hostile country during wartime.
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