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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
6
An advertisement claims Nerviline rapidly cures congestion from colds and eases coughing by rubbing on the chest and throat then using Nerviline in water as a gargle. It touts penetrative qualities and doctor bill savings with 90 cent bottles sold by The Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada.
The French War Department declares giant German biplanes a myth and notes no sightings on the battle front. It confirms Germany built exceptionally sized hydro aeroplanes and two powered land planes with four and three motors respectively.
Romain Rolland publishes two letters from a French schoolmaster now sergeant at the front. The lines insist war cannot be hated enough and that soldiers, or Poilus, deeply detest warfare, seeking peace and the return home. The soldiers are portrayed as pacifists devoted to duty for a victorious peace.
Two girls joke about biology, with one asking what biology means and the other joking the science is about shopping. The exchange captures playful banter and a light classroom moment.
The Kansas City Star reports a sharp rise in White paper prices up to 100 percent, pushing newspapers and magazines to reconsider advertising and subscription rates. Editors note continued pressure may trigger further adjustments if trends persist, impacting general circulation media nationwide.
A couple recalls a past marriage proposal with tenderness. She asks if he remembers his earlier offer and she had refused. He replies that the memory remains one of his life’s most beautiful moments.
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are small yet effective for stomach troubles. Widely trusted by those who know a safe simple remedy, they are in constant demand everywhere. The pills are presented as the best preparation on the market for disorders of the stomach.
The Hamilton Herald argues Britain may blacklist neutral firms aiding German interests, but questions the timing amid a U S presidential election. It notes a growing German vote influence, with parties courting that bloc, while American papers increasingly sympathize with Germany and belittle allies.
A professor at a western engineering college notes rare classroom innovations. On an exam a student asked how to determine building height with an aneroid barometer. The reply proposes lowering the barometer by a string to measure its length.
Fragmentary note recalls Della speculating Matthew will wed Miss Corbridge and move to a ranch. The dialog hints at concern about aging after marriage.
An Ontario Agricultural Survey reports 20 percent of 400 farmers did not know any grain variety sown. In Dundas county 8 barley growers showed only 11 knew their variety. Fifty-two percent of farmers grew barley with 18 percent knowing the variety. Sixty four percent knew the oats variety. The note urges sourcing proven seeds from trained institutions and applying for seed tests at Ottawa Central Experimental Farm and agricultural colleges.
Women across climates suffer asthma in the thousands and suffer no more until they try Dr J D Kelloge’s Asthma Remedy which has given new hope and relief. Testimonials show substantial benefit among women nationwide.
The name Vladimir Volynski is described as a compound of two Russian names tied to noble history. The article notes its acquisition during Poland’s 1793 partitions, cites Volynski as a trusted Peter the Great minister, and mentions Biren’s role in his master’s death. It also references Vladimir Monomach and the historic alliance with England via Harold II’s daughter.
Warning advert for Baby's Own Tablets claiming to prevent and cure summer complaints in children. Promotes early use at first signs of illness and asserts safety with government analyst guarantee. Sold by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont 25 cents a box via dealers or mail.
A Birmingham News report describes entering Korea as a dreamlike experience. It notes polite but coarse speech, three conversational tones, hierarchical gender roles at meals, and arranged marriages, portraying traditional Korean society.
A Michigan Wild Life League ethics note warns that fifty years from now vast areas may lack large game in the United States and Canada unless citizens back forest and wildlife protection. It denounces market hunters, argues hunting should end as a food source, and favors preserves with game used only for recreation.
Ed L. Keen reports that patriotism in Britain varies by means of selection and experience. He notes conscription as a weak gauge, estimating under a million eligibles, and observes many would volunteer if reasons were clearly stated. He adds that many Britons have Missouri ties and comments on needing to convince Germans.
Reliable figures show German air losses for the month: 3 aircraft down in British lines, 7 certainly down in German lines, and 11 probably down in German lines. Total 10 certain and 11 probable German losses. French front losses: 10 down and 7 seriously aged. On July 7 the Germans claimed only 7 German machines lost.
Testimonials from mothers would flood support for Miller's Worm Powders but the pills will prove their value themselves. The medicine acts quickly and thoroughly and a child will show improvement from the first dose.
A New York Times editorial argues that since 1914 the German government has deceived its people and now faces the consequences. It contends early missteps by Kaiser and ministers led to a costly, self-inflicted crisis as official proclamations fail to hide the grim reality.
Mose Pessum teases Pete Persimmons about work then Pete reveals he has a reprieve because his wife died suddenly this morning. The exchange captures small town humor amid personal tragedy.
A report states that a locomotive moving at express speed yields 1 056 pyfis. The claim centers on energy or currency units tied to fast travel, but details remain unclear.
The piece argues that the fate of the Hohenzollern dynasty matters less than Germany's future. It praises German efficiency despite misuses of Prussian militarism and predicts educated Germans will contribute wherever they reside, as science drives national potential.
The London Star praises the Canadian troops review near London and notes nearly 20 000 men from British Columbia and the prairies as the pick of Canada. Punch jokes the Star should specify that the review was held somewhere between London and England to improve geographical accuracy.
An exchange reveals a father’s feared temper when asked for his daughter's hand in marriage. The reply humorously imagines his violent reaction, likening it to him nearly tearing off the suitor’s hand.
Mrs. Kurtzweig of Buffalo credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving her daughter's recurring monthly pains and backaches. The letter urges mothers and young women with painful or irregular periods to seek the remedy and write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for confidential advice.
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