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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
9
Paris Temps reports that former premier Scheidemann used a recent Switzerland visit to meet with German Swiss figures to discuss creating a large international news agency. The aim is to supply the foreign press with propaganda favorable to Germany.
At 74 and nearly blind, Father Auguste Lecomte returned to New York aboard the La Touraine at his own request to die in Canada where he spent 43 years guiding missions along the Mackenzie River. He will accompany seven sisters of the Daughters of Jesus to St Albert's Nunnery in Alberta for his final days.
The Mother Graves worm exterminator is described as cheap and within reach of all, and it can be cut at any druggist's.
Despite a higher amusements tax a felon still manages to enter a free fight on occasion. The report notes the ongoing issue of entry by known offenders and the lax enforcement at such events.
A brief notice reports Minard's Liniment claimed to cure diphtheria. It also notes Burmah women as the only Asiatic women with full freedom and control over property law religion and custom equal to their husbands.
An extraordinary meeting of the French Parliamentary Committee of Commerce at the Palais Luxembourg heard a report on public finances by Raphael Georges Leng. He stated France has suffered war damages totaling 355 billion francs and that the next budget will be at least 25 billion francs.
A cryptic line references a society figure noted for pleasant items and demeanor, hinting at social standing or a ceremonial role within a community group. The fragment suggests a cultural or social context but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations.
An eminent specialist argues worry causes most nervous wrecks and stresses that a real nerve tonic is rich red blood. Dr Williams' Pink Pills are promoted as building blood, improving nerves, appetite, strength, and cheer, offered by mail or local dealers. A second item notes Homestead Steel Works’ whistle, claimed largest, 200 feet high, 5 feet long, 1 foot dia, heard twelve miles away.
A fragment suggests rumors about a swimmer’s character while noting public perception dips during early season events. No formal charges or proven misconduct are stated, but the tone hints at scrutiny of a rival figure within the swimming community.
The article extols Dr J Kelloges Asthma Remedy as a reliable treatment amid many failed cures. It emphasizes the remedy’s steady reputation, steady relief, and increasing number of converts without sensational marketing.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Louisville related piece with critiques of a person named Elaydub. Subdued tone and garbled lines obscure clear facts, but references to education and a possible journal connection remain.
An old advertisement touts Mall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy taken internally. It promises to affect the blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials attributed to J. Cheney & Co. of Rheas, Ohio.
A colored veteran describes being asked about an iron cross he wore and says it was an extra decoration from De Kaiser, delivered by a special messenger just before he received it.
The piece argues that rising living costs threaten stability across production and distribution networks. Officials worry about maintaining order and individual rights as price pressures grow. It calls for calm and a quicker resolution to stabilize the situation.
A terse maxim advises provoking a calm man to reveal true character. It suggests that restraint may mask temperament, while irritation can expose core traits and responses. The line reflects a test of composure and social dynamics.
This ad touts Cascarets as a mild overnight laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels without griping or sickness. It promises relief from head dizziness, coated tongue, bad breath, and sour stomach for a few cents in a gentle, effective way.
The provided text is incomplete and does not contain a readable news item, event, or identifiable entities to summarize into a headline and summary. It appears to be a fragment of dialogue or verse.
Remedy recommended for bilious headaches and stomach irregularities. Taken as directed the pills ease digestive discomfort and calm nerves and blood to end pain. Many experience occasional biliousness and can benefit from this remedy kept on hand.
A compact proverb-like line notes how ambition and risk accompany ascent. It reflects on hubris and the peril awaiting those who seek greater heights. The statement suggests caution about pride and the consequences of overreaching.
Vast deposits of a brown coal type are described as burning well when mixed with wood or black coal. Some beds exceed 700 feet in thickness, indicating substantial fuel potential.
Advertises Holloway's Corn Cure promising relief from corns so sufferers can walk without pain. Points to a simple remedy and public relief for foot discomfort using the product.
A humorous maxim notes that a woman unable to fit her foot into a tight shoe becomes an advocate for sensible footwear. The remark highlights practicality over fashion in the context of footwear choices.
A historic note explains aspirin as a Bayer trade mark for acetylsalicylic acid and its widespread medical uses from pain and headaches to neural and earaches. It mentions Bayer’s branding, generic imitation concerns, packaging formats, and that the Bayer name is essential in advertising.
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