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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
7
Pale girls and ailing women suffer from a special weakness,Dr Marail?oms pills are said to brace health and uproot disease. Hamilton’s Pills nourish blood, increase appetite, and end weakness to give surplus energy. A 25 cent box is offered today.
In a coroner's inquest, Dr. Richardson and Dr. Ross dispute the cause of Miss de Rochefort's death. They agree the fatal wound on her temple came from a heavy weapon, not from burns, and likely inflicted by another person. Marie, the French maid, remains missing as Wakeman speaks.
H G Wells argues in In the Year of Anticipations for a League of Peace, warning that modern war would bring massive land ironclads air offensives and disruption of sea and land transit. He urges Germany’s forced entry into a peace framework to prevent total global conflict.
Building operations in Calgary Alberta rose in June, the most extensive month since the war began. Permits issued increased notably from June last year amid general city prosperity, with many new homes rising across residential areas and new commercial structures in the business district.
London correspondent Ray mond Bolton reports on wartime Britain, noting extensive kitchen gardens, women in farming, and strict food conservation. He describes sugar, butter, bread, and meat rationing, small portions in meals, and higher meal costs than in the United States or Canada.
The piece argues that Kultur has enriched Germany for decades and portrays Germans as spreading this gift abroad. It contrasts American hesitation to embrace Kultur with Nietzsche’s critique of Christian morality, suggesting the German experiment exposes what it calls a distorted moral system. It hints that four years of Kultur excess reveal questions about the superman doctrine and Christian morality.
John Burroughs notes in Century that lightning favors certain species with beech, hemlock, pine, oak, ash, and sugar maple showing varying damage. He recalls a sugar maple in neighbor woods reduced to stove wood by a single bolt, with trunk fragments scattering over 50 feet and bark peeled away by heat.
Major C. K. Rhinehart of Mineola notes daily flights for official business as aviation becomes routine. Across Long Island cities, lands are being set aside as landing fields with fuel and oil supplied, with Mineola to reimburse aviators for replenishments. Several sites already arranged.
The piece reflects wartime unity across classes and nations with strong praise for King George in a global war era. It contrasts constructive social vision with political demagoguery and highlights shared welfare as inseparable from all. The quote frames monarchy as a living link to contemporary citizenry.
A brisk exchange notes progress in trimming running expenses to a walk as the speaker asks Bix How about progress on the resolution to economize and receives a positive Dix-Fine reply.
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