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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
7
The steamer Merauke arriving from Rotterdam reported a mysterious explosion about ten miles north of its position roughly 600 miles from New York. Captain James Smith described a flash at 3 50 a m followed by red hot material and a loud blast. no wreckage was found as the sea remained calm.
The pills are prepared to taste agreeable even to the fastidious and can be taken without the usual revulsion. Their popularity stems from pleasant taste and strong tonical effect on the stomach.
The Aero Club of Manitoba becomes the official title of the city’s new organization of former air service men. It aims to promote fellowship among fliers, encourage flying, safeguard pilots, assist in recruitment during emergencies, provide charitable and financial aid, stimulate interest in aviation, and raise patriotic funds if needed.
Three aviators led by Lieut. A. S. Roberts execute an unprecedented feat flying a triangle beneath all five East River bridges. Lieuts. C. H. Burgess and N. L. Effictt accompany, Burgess newly married in the air.
London docks face unprecedented congestion due to a surge of wine and rum orders after the armistice. Port authorities consider slowing shipments until conditions normalize. Baron d Abernon, head of the liquor traffic control board, argues liquor profits and potential revenue could rise to about 200 million pounds annually.
A historic remedy promotes Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for toothache relief. The advertisement asserts the oil soothes the nerve and stops pain instantly and notes its multiple uses beyond dental solace.
The line notes a startling crack in a domestic scene, contrasting a rifle shot with a clatter of dishes. It portrays class dynamics and the tension of a household under observation, hinting at social critique within a single striking line.
Vienna reports Baron Adolph Ulman says private accounts and jewels confiscated by the Bela Kun government were found intact in various banks. The jewels were tagged with their owners' names. A remark on a coqnet claims there is always room for one more.
A Cincinnati authority warns against cutting corns and promotes a drugstore remedy called freezens or freegone with a few drops that allegedly relieve pain and dry the corn in minutes. The product supposedly shrivels the corn and lifts it out root and all without inflaming surrounding skin.
Canadian headquarters received an inquiry about a sum of gold said to be buried on a Lafelie farm near Vimy in France by a farmer. Reportedly discovered by Canadian soldiers who turned it over to their superiors. Anyone with information is asked to communicate.
A humorous exchange about sizes and walking over someone surfaces. The quip suggests a playful dispute over proportions and dominance in a domestic context. It reflects informal banter rather than a formal event.
Sir John Bradbury becomes principal British representative on the reparation commission in Paris. He is succeeded by Sir W Fisher. The Treasury forms three departments to handle supply services establishments and general financial administration.
Cholera infantum is a fatal childhood ailment that spikes in summer. Baby's Own Tablets claim to regulate bowels and soothe the stomach, backed as safe with no opiates or narcotics by a government analyst. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
A struggling individual seeks substantial financial relief as financial decline deepens. The plea highlights ongoing hardship and the need for a significant check to stabilize circumstances.
An advertisement touts Miller's Worm Powders as a superior Vermifuge for children. It claims the powder clears the system of worms and improves digestive organ function, presenting it as unmatched in effectiveness.
A. G. Gattie urged a London freight reform proposing 5,000 motor trucks use with a centralized freight station to remove 95,000 vehicles from crowded streets. He criticized dock cargo handling as inefficient and favored deep water wharves over docks.
A customer from Belleisle Station Kings Co N B reports a bleeding tumor on the face cured after using several bottles of Minard's Liniment. The note dated September 17 1904 thanks the product for a complete recovery and healing.
Senator Jones Washington introduces a bill to withdraw the United States from the League of Nations two years after the peace treaty is ratified unless all nations abolish conscription within that period. The proposal reflects Republican opposition to mandatory military service and international alliances.
Washington Rail Director Hines announced a one year contract awarding Pullman $11,750,000 for rental of their coaches.
Claim asserts the product cures corns and warts when used as directed, emphasizing effectiveness regardless of corn depth or wart severity. The line frames a strong consumer verdict and product reassurance for readers seeking at-home treatment.
A historical ad line proclaims Minard's Liniment relieves neuralgia while remarking that white lies can stain a man's character. The ephemeral blurb contrasts everyday sanity with service claims and social caution.
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