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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

3

Dr Hamilton's Pills Promised Cure for Skin Conditions

An advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a universal remedy for blotchy skin and rough complexions. It claims the pills restore glow, brighten eyes, and boost strength, selling 25c boxes nationwide.

Remember Nothing in London and a Nursing Bond

Marie devises an alibi for her London trip to see the de Rocheforts guardian as the inquest looms. Dr. Richardson sits with Viola Olivia, learns she cannot recall details after the fire, and hints at Wakeman’s kindness while Viola questions her memory and sanity.

Marie London Missocheforts England Castleming Monsieur Mademoiselle Ms. Johnson Miss de Re‘efort Anthony Rom Doctor Richardson Anthony Richardson Dr. Richardson Olivia Viola Anal Wakeman Lise Miss de Rochefort

Entangling Daydreams and a Missing Inquest

The passage wends through romantic fixation and social awkwardness as a narrator muses on love at first sight and the perils of a sleeping beauty. Marie pleads for aid from her patron saint to craft a plausible excuse for her absence from yesterday’s inquest.

Lgve Burne-Jones Dr. Richardson Marie

Lincoln’s Steadfastness Quote

A compact quotation from Abraham Lincoln emphasizes relentless effort and personal integrity. It frames belief that outcome will vindicate or condemn actions, with steadfast resolve noted regardless of judgment or ultimate result.

Boy mishears sermon text as hawk between two pigeons

Charles Smail attends church with his father. The sermon centers on choosing between two opinions. On returning home his mother asks for the text. He recalls a misheard line about a hawk between two pigeons, not the actual wording.

Hats on in Quaker meetings surprise Lucy and Mabel

In a Pearson's Weekly snippet readers note a clash over hats in church as Mabel says Quakers wear hats and Lucy questions the practice. The brief exchange reflects humorous social norms of the era.

Mabel Lucy Pearson's Weekly

The Yakuts of Arctic Siberia Profile and Culture

A historical sketch describes the Yakuts as the largest and most cultured of Siberia’s primitive tribes living in Yakutsk province. It notes their semi underground huts, extreme cold of minus 80 to 90 degrees, a brief two month summer thaw, and their status as a Turkish tribe with one of the oldest pure dialects preserved among Kirghiz and Tarta peoples.

Arctic Siberia Asia Arctic Ocean Yakutsk Poles Central Asia

Army Lays Massive Order for Canned Blackberries Jam

The U S government places an enormous contract for 875000 ounce cans of blackberry and fig jam to support soldiers. The deal also involves a million pounds of sugar to be supplied in Oregon, marking the largest order of its kind for military sweets.

Oregon U. S

Maxims on the Condensed Good Sense of Motions

A brief note presents the idea that maxims distill practical wisdom from movements and actions. It emphasizes concise guiding principles derived from observed motions and decisions.

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