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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 18, 1913

Page

14

Scientific Farming of the Woodlot in Eastern Canada

Forestry expert B I Morion urges woodland owners to improve woodlots by selecting desirable species, removing diseased trees, and using firewood crops like poplar ash and elm. He advises thinning to maximize crown space, fencing to keep cattle away after cutting, and notes rapid growth of softwoods for fuel. Dr Fernow foresees woodlots becoming integral to farm value.

Canadian Forestry Journal B. Ik. Morion Ottawa Canada Fernow

Old gentleman seeks coachman knows the neighborhood

A cantankerous old man advertised for a coachman who must be familiar with the area but no applicants came. An innkeeper notes the irony saying those who know the neighborhood well know you too, explaining the lack of interest.

Prevent Stroke With Dr Chase Nerve Food Ad

A testimonial from Mrs R Bright of Toronto endorses Dr Chase's Nerve Food and Kidney Liver Pills for stroke recovery. She reports rapid improvement in her husband who became a new man after taking the remedies. Sold at 50 cents a box or six for 2.50 through dealers or Edmason Bates Co Limited Toont.

Dr. Chase Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited To- Tonto

Misapprehension and Wealth Hopeful Union

A man admits poverty and his ailing bachelor uncle may offer riches to win the clearly enthusiastic woman. The pair debate social barriers and potential introductions as a path to marriage. The scene hinges on money, family ties, and optimism about a wealthy benefactor.

Aspiring Writer Seeks Advice On Short Story Craft

A budding author describes sending manuscript and letters of introduction from a vicar, a teacher, and a local paper praising her literary career. The editor replies that she only needs to send one thing a good short story.

Real Worry Chief of Detectives Missing Cashier

A business man reports a missing cashier who was twelve thousand dollars short. He does not recall the man’s height, but the chief of detectives is urged to pursue leads and locate the missing funds and employee. The case hinges on recovery of the money and identification of the cashier.

Not Hurt Socially I Wouldn't Associate With Him

A quoted remark notes the subject has served a prison term for an offense involving a million dollars or more. The speaker emphasizes the stain is not disgraceful, asserting no social association with the individual despite the past.

Marine Eye Remedy Ad for Red Eyes and Eye Pain

An old advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy for red weak and watery eyes with granulated eyelids. It claims soothing eye pain and lists liquid 25c and eye salve in aseptic tubes 25c. Druggists sell Marine Eye Remedy and Eye Salve with mail offers and a promise of free eye books by mail. Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.

Eye Remedy Co Chicasgo

Improve Digestion With Parmelees Vegetable Pills

The text advises men leading sedentary lives to exercise and cautions that inactivity hurts digestion. It promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a regulator for the stomach and liver and suggests keeping a packet on hand.

Parmelee

Trick dog training wisdom from a rustic reply

A country physician asks a village dog trainer how he teaches tricks. The man with a simple look explains that one must know more than the dog to teach him anything. The tale hinges on plain common sense and the humor of rustic wisdom.

Moving Pictures On The Farm Prompt A Scientist’s Lament

A farmer boasts of filming life on his farm and paying a photographer as an agriculturist. He asks if his laborers were caught in motion and remarks that science is wonderful.

Hospitality And Africa Trip Reflections By Major

Major describes a hospitality filled African journey where locals, labeled savages by others, treated him with kindness and invited him to dinner, contrasting harsh stereotypes with generous reception. The account emphasizes cross cultural warmth and personal impressions.

Must Chew the Pill In Love Fiasco

In a dialogue about breaking an attachment, one speaker asks for a cure for a woman in infatuation, suggesting drastic measures, while the other dismisses feasible options and leans toward letting events unfold. The exchange emphasizes skepticism about controlling romantic outcomes.

Alfalfa Growing in Western Canada Intensifies Irrigation

W H Fairfield, superintendent at Lethbridge, addresses the Western Canada Irrigation Association on alfalfa as a key irrigation crop. He notes rapid expansion in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba, with Alberta leading. Alfalfa boosts soil nitrogen, increases yields in rotations, supports cattle pigs and poultry, and promises major long term regional wealth as irrigation expands.

W. H. Fairfield Dominion Experimental Farm Lethbridge Western Canada Irrigation Association Western America Mediterranean Mexico South America California Utah Atlantic Canada United States Fort Vermilion Canadian Northwest Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba A. Bedford Red River Prince Albert Prairie Provinces Dominion Lacombe Gleichen Starthmore Prairie Saskatchewa

Dangerous things with horns in a child’s lesson

A teacher asks for dangerous items with horns. Jennie Jones quickly answers motor cars, illustrating a playful moral about hazards and horns in a classroom rhyme.

Jennie Jones

Writer's Cramp Pa What Is It

A terse quip defining writer's cramp as financial strain rather than a physical ailment, implying authorship hardship. The speaker notes that all writers endure money pressure, framing it as the core sufferance of the craft.

George Farmers Mistaken Cold Remedy Trial

On a wet February day George Farmer buys an anti cold remedy from a chemist, advertised as 25c per bottle. After two days in sleet he chokes, claiming the mixture blocks his throat. The chemist discovers the bottle contained india rubber solution meant for shoe soles.

George Farmer Chemists George

Dr Williams Pink Pills Heal Blood Related Ailments

An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for diseases caused by thin impure blood including anaemia rheumatism and post fever convalescence The copy claims the pills purify and enrich blood improving digestion nerves and overall strength urging readers to buy from The Dr Williams Co Brockville Ontario with pricing for single and six box packages

Dr. Williams Canada Morse Dr. Morse

Epsom Salts Outs Sailors in Thackeray Style Jest

A distinguished foreigner visiting Epsom Downs with Thackeray noted many men dressed as sailors who were not. The visitor asked if they were real British tars, but Thackeray replied no, they are only Epsom salts in a witty quip.

Epsom Downs Thackeray Epsom

Coat remark from employer sparks clerks recollection

In a brief exchange a boss questions an shabby office coat and the clerk admits acquiring it with his last raise, highlighting workplace tension and thrift. The dialogue hints at financial strain and the dynamics of authority in a long bygone setting.

John

Critic and Composer Clash Over a Haunting Passage

The critic praises a performance while noting a chilling passage, and the composer explains the unsettling section as the wanderer directing a hotel bully toward a target. The exchange hints at tension between artistry and ominous motive within the piece.

Riddle in Class Hints at Age Guessing

A teacher prompts mental arithmetic asking how old a person born in 1875 would be, and a pupil asks whether the person is a man or a woman, signaling a playful classroom exchange.

The Old Lady Struggles at the Booking Office

An elderly woman plans her first railway journey and asks a porter for help. The porter directs her to the booking office through the pigeonhole, prompting her incredulous refusal and a wild outburst.

Amusing passport tale from Russia and Roumania

A Russian journalist Prince Metchersky, sent to study agrarian troubles, uses a counterfeit passport route. He obtains a Roumanian livestock permit, seeks a Russian frontier stamp, and impresses a dense oath with a coat of arms. Back in Moscow, he shows the governor a description claiming he entered as a sow with a torn ear.

Russia Prince Metchersky Roumania Moscow OS Oportunity

Holloway Corn Cure Kills Roots of Corns and Warts

When Holloway's Corn Cure is applied to a corn or wart it kills the roots and the callosity comes out with out fury to the flesh.

Holloway

Deslys Described As Very Slim in Stage Attire

A witness recalls Mile. Gaby Deslys, the French dancer, as an exceedingly slender figure. On stage she wears unusually tight clothing, and a caller from the interior notes that with one eye closed she resembles a needle.

Mile Gaby Deslys

Minards Liniinent Cures Colds and a Gas Meter Joke

A minister speaks to Sunday school about a vital organ, asking what keeps throbbing unseen day and night. The room erupts when a child voices gas meter, turning a serious talk into a humorous moment about daily life and health remedies.

Joke About February Fewer Days Makes Wife Talk

An Irishman and an Englishman share a pun about when a wife talks least. The Irishman asks the joke ends with February having fewer days, thus less time for talking.

No Occasion Photographer Goes Away With Woman in Crowd

A chaotic scene unfolds as a photographer demands to snap a photo of a passerby. The boy questions the photographer’s intent, sparking a brief confrontation amid the crowd. Witnesses report no injuries and the photographer departs.

Collapse at Maple Grove Rows Sparks Builder Spat

A distressed speaker blames a builder for the collapse of several new Maple Grove houses after removing scaffolding early. The outburst accuses the builder of recklessness and failure to finish with proper nail-papers, warning of danger from the fallen structures.

Gavy Maple Grove

Waiting at the Church for Missing Train Message

A young man, living far from his bride elect, left for the station but was delayed by friends and missed the train. He then sent a telegram urging postponement of the marriage, writing Don’t marry till I come.

William

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