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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 05, 1901

Page

3

Harvest excursion trains carry 9 000 workers to Northwest fields

The Toronto Mail reports over 9 000 Canadians have already taken passage for prairie wheat harvests in the Northwest, with up to 20 000 expected from Ontario by August end. The Canadian Pacific Railway earned praise for mobilizing workers efficiently and supporting Manitoba’s grain export system.

Toronto Mail Canadian Northwest Great Lakes Ontario Canadian Pacific Railway Company Manitoba Northwest Canada West Toilors

Minard's Liniment Praised by Arnprior Chronicle Publisher

Tees Sirs I cannot speak too strongly of the excellence of Minard's Liniment It is the remedy in my household for burns sprains etc and we would not be without it It is truly a wonderful medicine John A Macdonald Publisher Arnprior Chronicle.

Minard John A. MacDonald Arnprior Chronicle

Folklore Sayings on Charity and Fruitful Leadership

A compact reflection notes that many preachers urge charity while few uptake, and that the tree yielding the most fruit to market is the axle tree. The lines suggest caution about rhetoric versus practice and draw on agrarian imagery for moral guidance.

Medicine Has No Equal for Curing Colds and Throat Ailments

Medical note asserts a universal remedy for colds and throat affections. Emphasizes efficacy across age groups with claimed rapid relief and broad applicability.

Persuasion Versus Obstinacy in Will and Won’t

A concise reflection contrasts persuasion as a strong will and obstinacy as a firm refusal. The contrast highlights how influence and refusal shape decisions and interactions.

Mtari’s Lintner Gate Garnei bs Gown

The line discusses the mosquito example as a metaphor for troubles not matching their size, suggesting a viewpoint on perception versus actual impact. It presents a reflective, aphoristic note without concrete events or affiliations.

Mtari’s Lintner Gate Garnei Bs Gown

Tasteless Samaria Prescription Promised to Help Drinker

A family recounts giving Tasteless Samaria Prescription secretly to a drunkard father. They report his desire for liquor vanished and health improved after fifteen months, and request a free sample booklet from The Samaria Remedy Co. in Toronto Ontario.

Samaria The Samaria Remedy Co Jordan Street Toronto Ont

Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopts Samaria prescription

Letter from Mrs. George Grant of Paisley Ontario praises a cure for drunken habits using the Samaria Prescription. Paisley WCTU passed a resolution recommending the remedy in homes. The Samaria Remedy Co. of Toronto offered free samples with pricing details.

George Grant Paisley Ont The Samaria Remedy Co Jordan Street Toronto Sirs Toronto Globe Samaria Paisley W. C. T. VU Sama Senet CO Jordan Oronto Ontario

Filattery Mask Assumed for a Purpose

A mask named Filattery is described as being worn to serve a specific aim. The text emphasizes how the wearer uses the mask to fulfill a stated objective rather than for disguise or deception.

Three Uncomforts: Chimney Smoke Roof Leak and Scolding Wife

A humor note lists three home worries for men: a smoky chimney a leaking roof and a wife who scolds. The quip frames domestic life with a sharp, tongue in cheek tone.

Electric Oil for Coughs and Ailments Mentioned

A fragment notes electric oil as a remedy in small quantities to treat coughs, sore throats, bruises, sprains, rheumatism, otalgia, excoriated nipples, and inflamed breasts, reflecting past home cure language.

Thomas

Population milestone marks UK passing France

A historical population note records that the United Kingdom surpassed France for the first time in 15892, signaling a demographic shift. The figure reflects a period of comparative growth for Britain in relation to France.

United Kingdom France

Dr Williams Pink Pills Prove Cure For Run Down System

Exeter Ontario resident Mrs Henry Parsons details her recovery from a run down system with Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes chronic headaches fatigue and poor appetite improving after four boxes. The pills are promoted as a blood and nerve tonic with broad healing claims and are sold by mail or through medicine dealers.

Williams Henry Parsons Exeter Ont Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville

General Dewet Praised as Finest South African Horseman

An American acquaintance of the Boer soldier declares General Dewet the finest horseman in South Africa. He sits his horse gracefully like a prince and sticks to it like a cowboy.

Dewet South Africa

Parmelee's Pills touted for Dyspepsia and Liver Ailments

Syracuse firm DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION-O reports strong demand as Parmelee's Pills claim wide use and good results. A testimonial from Charles A. Smith of Lindyoy praises relief for his sister's severe headache, attributing improvement to the medicine.

Ww. Snow & Co Syracuse N. Y Parmelee Charles A. Smith Lind

Cincinnati Traction launches excursion street cars

The Cincinnati Traction company introduces excursion street cars to carry visitors to all parts of the city, expanding sightseeing options and improving urban travel accessibility.

Cincinnati Traction Company

Specialist Refuses X Rays for Patient Unable to Raise Arm

A medical specialist declines to use X rays on a patient who cannot raise an arm, citing technique or safety concerns. The incident highlights challenges in imaging when patient cooperation is limited.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted With Reward

A 100 reward is offered for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. The advertisement claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy disease foundations and strengthen the constitution. It asserts testimonials and promotes Hall's Family Pills as best.

Hall Prietors Ite Eny Cas Cheney & CO Tel de

Death as the final duel in life’s solemn chess game

The quote portrays death as the last and most solemn moment, where the devil conducts a fatal chess match. It suggests the one who outplays death wins the battle of life, framing mortality as a final strategic confrontation.

Streetcar confrontation over seats on Walnut Street

A red haired man berates a Chinese passenger on a Walnut Street car for not giving up a seat. The Chinaman yields, and several other riders stand or move, with women eventually taking seats as the scene ends.

Walnut Street John Philadelphia Record

Blowing His Own Nose at Doncaster

A London Standard anecdote recalls George IV when prince regent visiting Doncaster. A crowd seeks the prince from a balcony, and an old Yorkshire woman exclaims the royal man blows his own nose with a handkerchief in hand.

George IV Doncaster Europe London Standard

His Line In A Traveling Case Revelation

Bishop Clarkson of Nebraska known across the west carried his fitments in a traveling case. A traveling man mistaking him for a fellow drummer asked what he carried and was answered with cheerful humor Lawn.

Bishop Clarkson Nebraska West

Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria and Advice

Minard's Liniment claimed to cure diphtheria. The piece urged readers to stop complaining and instead count their blessings, placing grievances behind them.

Minard

Quinine Wine Promoted as Restorative Cure All

The article extols quinine wine as a general remedy for various ailments, claiming it strengthens digestion and the nervous system, improves appetite, and aids sleep. It references Northrops of Sovente and notes the wine is sold by druggists at standard rates, praising its near perfection.

Loman Northrops Sovente Ali Druggiste

King Oscar of Sweden Described as Popular Monarch

A contemporary portrait highlights King Oscar of Sweden as a popular king with aristocratic bearing. He is tall, broad, handsome, and noted for striking blue eyes, earning praise from supporters and skepticism from rivals who call him royal parvenu.

Oscar Sweden Pau

New Italian Coinage Bearing Victor Emmanuel III Ready

The new Italian coinage is prepared and will be issued soon. Most pieces feature Victor Emmanuel III on one side and the Savoy eagle on the opposite side.

Victor Emmanuel III Savoy

Mushroom Misunderstanding Sparks Grave Warning

A playful exchange defines a mushroom as a risky edible that can kill, highlighting a warning about misidentifying fungi and the danger of consuming unknown varieties.

Conductor objects to fare dispute over damaged plug

A conductor objects to the passenger claim of unfair fare handling as he returns a plugged nicked item, signaling a dispute over payment and service in the transit setting.

He Knew She Tell Me About the Tie Difference

A fragment from a dialogue shows Mr Spotts asked to explain the difference between a ready made tie and one tied by hand. He responds with about an hour.

Cathryn Mae or Catherine Mary Name Gossip Across Clay

Local rumor questions the baptismal name of Cathryn Mae with claims she was christened Catherine Mary. the debate centers on which form she uses in daily life and social circles.

Cathryn Mae Catherine Mary Whych Clay

Parmele's Villa Relieves Colic and Kidney Ills

Lefargeville New York resident J W Wilder praises Parmele's Villa as the best medicine for colic and kidney difficulty and claims it cleanses the body and drives away diseases of many kinds.

J. W. Wilder J. P Lefargeville N.Y Parmelee

Lease Reverts to Westminster Chapter in London

A 999 year lease in London has expired and the property reverted to the Chapter of Westminster parish, the original possessor, marking a return of ownership after the lease term ended.

London Chapter of Westminster Parish

Cardiff’s Rapid Growth Narrows Population Gap

Cardiff swelled from 83,000 residents in 1881 to 129,000 by 1891, making it the fastest growing British town in recent years.

Cardiff

Denmark to Exhibit Cheese and Butter Process at St Louis Fair

Denmark plans a fine exhibit at the 1903 St Louis exposition featuring a dairy farm display that demonstrates the Danish method of making cheese and butter. This feature aims to showcase national dairy practices to fairgoers and promote Danish industry.

Denmark St. Louis

Melodrama as Houghton's Capture Stuns Victims in Wolves

English jewel thief Houghton eluded pursuers by fleeing to a traveling menagerie near Birmingham. He forced entry into a wolf cage and sealed himself inside with two large wolves. The wolves ignored him, while the keeper and a constable struggled to drag him out.

Houghton West Bromwich Birmingham

A Question of Location in a Wry Exchange

A London Telegraph quotation captures a darkly comic exchange where one man asserts he is dead shot yet misses the heart and hits the foot. The reply blames a misjudgment, noting the foe’s heart was not where expected but in his mouth.

London Telegraph

The Bill Collector Never Stops

A terse note mocks the tireless bill collector who works through the night and day, always closing accounts as hours pass and payment remains unattained.

Gossip Belief Questioned About Gender Inference

A concise note challenges the stereotype that all gossips are females, suggesting stereotypes about gender and social behavior may be unfounded. The statement invites reflection on how rumors spread and who participates in them.

Capital Million Reserve Authorized to Act as Trustee

Capital of 1,000,000 placed in reserve 270,000 authorized to act as executor administrator trustee receiver guardian committee of lunatic liquidator general agent. Accepted by the Courts as a trust company for Ontario Quebec and Manitoba provinces.

Ontario Quebec Manitoba

Official Administrator and Guardian ad-litem Trust Funds

Manitoba official administrator and guardian ad litem report funds invested and guaranteed. Trust monies designated for loan on farm security.

Manitoba

Solicitors Open Estates and Administrations in Co

Solicitors bringing Estates Administrations and related matters to the County are continued in professional care. Boxes in Safe Deposit Vaults for rent at five dollars per year. Arthur Stewart Manager.

Arthur Stewart

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