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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
3
He clings to memories as dawn breaks, finds a portrait of a mysterious woman, and searches Deepshot Wood for Oscar Sorai’s body. Hetherington hopes recognition of the crime will restore memory and meaning to his life.
The care of baby's skin and hair favors Cuticura Soap for purity and fragrance. Its gentle emollients aid skin and hair health and ease infantile eruptions with warm baths and Cuticura Ointment if needed. soap lasts longer and saves money.
Hetherington discovers Oscar Soral dead in a bracken bed along a river. He finds no clues on the body and, after seizing the revolver, flees toward Cranby Hall while frantically fearing pursuit and loss of memory. The wound on his forehead suggests another blow and deepens his crisis as a young girl appears in his thoughts.
In 1911 the United States recorded 94 203 deaths from tuberculosis in a grim national health statistic reflecting the era's medical challenges and public health context.
A Nor-West Farmer essay urges that life on the farm should include art, nature, and companionship, not just hard labor. It argues against relentless industry and praises time for children, books, music, and simple pleasures while warning against being slave to the farm.
A short note questions calling a steamship a tramp ship and wonders why a tramp would need water to move. The remark playfully contrasts nautical terms and travel needs.
A youth asking if the candies are fresh and in his class is answered by a saleslady with Titian hair, who confirms freshness but notes the youth’s status.
Dr Edward Sanger in New York warns against premature cures and the role of imagination in patient outcomes. He recalls a Typhoid case where a doctor failed to reassess temperature, prompting the patient’s son to demand the “jigger under a tongue” after a newfound illness.
A seasick passenger begs for direction as the captain murmurs a cryptic reply on the Atlantic voyage. The passenger asks how far they are from land, receiving a gruff, enigmatic answer that leaves the deck in uneasy suspense.
A husband asks if women want to vote like men. The wife responds that the goal is not parity but to vote much more effectively than men.
The text notes a scientist stating the earth wobbles on its axis. George responds with mechanical instructions to adjust a muffler, lever, bearings, and wheel cap.
An author explains he seeks color material for a short series titled The Ugliest Man on Earth and visits the editor to obtain word color. The editor asks why the author keeps coming and the author resists selling his stories.
A woman educated girls in needlework to aid famine relief. She selected the quickest workers, teaching them what she had learned through hardship. The industry prospered and a pupil quipped that famine spared none from hunger.
A twelve year old asks his father who Shylock is prompting a sharp rebuke to study the Bible. The exchange underscores expectations from Sunday school and parental instruction.
A shopper asks for a 2000 pound ton as a purchasing estimate. The message implies variable weight expectations and seeks a bulk quantity assessment.
The doctor explains he cannot take a vacation as patients begin returning from theirs. He emphasizes the ongoing need for his care and timely appointments despite others taking time off.
He wonders if I will ask him for help as I begin joining the band. She notes he is practicing daily with dumbbells for half an hour each morning.
A second hand book catalogue item notes a Dickens edition titled Pre Nic described as a neat wrapper for sandwiches. The listing emphasizes its small usable format and antique appeal for collectors or kitchen use.
State of Unie, Bata Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is ay Py. 3s Chen Case the of Toledo Ceenty and that said firm will pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Chamberlain's Catarrh Cure. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. A testimonial and seal appear in the ad.
Judges finish reading letters from nearly 20 000 school children in the Remington Literary Contest and will award first, second and third medals in four classes in addition to 2 000 other prizes, with results expected shortly.
Corns arise from tight boots but relief comes fast with Holloway's Corn Cures. The remedy is simple and readily available to sufferers seeking comfort.
Sugar serves many roles beyond food from boiler scale prevention to shoe-blacking and transparent soap. It appears in copying ink inkrollers and even in some explosives, dyes, and leather tanning. In construction it strengthens mortar though even 0.25 percent can harm cement.
The article notes Minard's Liniment curing garget in cows and reflects on aluminum's rise as a transformative element. It cites Harper's Weekly praising aluminum as a major historical topic akin to electricity, tracing its recognition from Davy's 1808 identification of its base role in clays to later harnessing by inventors.
Bavarian officers experimenting with a balloon six thousand feet aloft sighted a small black spy they believed was a report card carried to drop notes. They observed the balloon rising and a sudden loud chirp revealed the intruding creature was a lark frightened by the height.
The narrative describes Kavalla life with bustling markets and street scenes. Fruit stalls show oranges pomegranates lemons and dates while vegetables display cauliflowers cabbages onions okra leeks and potatoes. Tradesmen work on sidewalks as people go about daily routines.
An advertisement tells how Mrs. Angeli qte Gagnon of St. Jerome Quebec recovered from nervous exhaustion and poor appetite after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. It claims the pills build rich red blood and cure headaches neuralgia indigestion rheumatism and more for women and growing girls. Sold by druggists or mail Brockville Ont priced 50 cents a box or six for 2.50.
The text explains that handedness reflects brain hemisphere functions. It notes right and left sides influence fighting stance and heart protection. It cites speech centers differing by handedness, left eye signs, and that two speech centers exist in children though one may atrophy or be revived.
A carpenter working on a cabinet for paper envelopes and office supplies is questioned by a bookkeeper about its purpose. The worker replies that he was instructed to add casters, clarifying the item’s intended use.
An ordinary piano contains about a mile of wire. Genius may yet benefit humanity by inventing a wireless piano for amateurs.
A compact reflection on letting things rest if they do not belong to someone else. No explicit event or figures mentioned. conveys a caution about restraint and propriety in possessions and actions.
Transportation firms warn that failed contract renewals force higher cartage charges due to rising costs. Railways argue they cannot absorb extra expenses, citing the same pressure. The shift mirrors Canadian cartage changes and American city practices letting the public arrange deliveries to railway terminals.
One of the commonest complaints of infants is worms and the most effective application for them is Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator.
A new electric tanning method by Swedish scientist Dr. A Groth, used in England, shows quick, high quality results. Hides are treated in vats with metal conductors to electrolytically tan in about six weeks, far less than months, with regulators and safety devices enabling near automatic operation.
A Scottish golf caddie Lang Willie, famed on St Andrews links, sought a ticket to a public dinner for Louis Kossuth. The bailie refused, deeming him unfit. Willie retorted that he has spent thirty years in gentlemen’s company from eleven to four, and that's more than the bailie can claim.
A teacher at a large elementary school quizzed her infant class on the ten commandments asking for a four word commandment. A child promptly raised a hand and answered Keep off the gres.
The dialogue recalls a shift in plans from Europe trips to staying home in America, noting that last November the expectation was everyone would go to Europe for the summer. The exchange highlights a change in travel intentions and timing.
A mother accuses Johnny of stealing a large piece of ginger cake from the pantry while Johnny blushes. He deflects, claiming part of the cake was eaten by Elsie. The exchange highlights a minor family dispute over a shared treat.
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