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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
3
Werbung warns that without pure blood health suffers from kidney and liver issues leading to disease. It cites back-ache dizziness and fatigue as early signs and urges quick action with Dr Hamilton's Pills claiming to cure kidney and liver troubles for all time. A 25 cent box is advertised.
Coroner hears from Wakeman and Dr Richardson as detective Richard Cooper reports no key found for the locked Miss de Rocheforts’ room. A silver candlestick lies near a window and the scene hints at foul play amid twin sisters Olivia and Viola with unknown fate.
Germany faces oats and hay shortages and orders soldiers and farmers to collect leaves from oak maple linden poplar chestnut and elm. Central depots will supply foliage to front line horses. Soft twigs ground and mixed with foliage for feeding. Experiments show foliage not as nutritious but of considerable value as substitute.
Smugglers have long moved gold coins into Germany with dealers buying at a premium up to seventy percent of face value. In Germany the coins fetch double the price. Courts have seen many smugglers in the past four years and seven thousand cases still await trial.
Dora and Marie converse about age with Dora expressing curiosity after Marie reveals her age. The exchange frames a light moment about growing older and curiosity between two individuals.
The piece questions nature's design in creating caterpillars and their vast, destructive appetite. It notes that billions of caterpillars exist, with only a tiny fraction reaching adulthood, while predators, parasites, and diseases curb their numbers. Science has studied their behavior to gauge the threat they pose to forests and crops.
A wartime quip from the Ottawa Journal features a private assuring the colonel his bayonet is fine, prompting a tongue in cheek reply about fixing bayonets. The exchange highlights military humor amid drill talk.
Winnipeg Free Press rebukes a Kaiserite for false inside information and slander about Cross aids prisoners and war profits. It urges reporting disloyal speech to the justice department and follows a plan to stamp out home front propaganda with a pamphlet detailing 101 lies. It asks if Canada has a similar organization and its address.
Two clerks are surprised by their boss who bursts in and scolds them for not working. The older man bellows and demands why they are not working, while the younger quips it may be due to rubber heels.
War reshapes British life as conservatism softens and American influence grows. New York, southern drawl, and American soldiers enter London streets theatres and homes. The National Sporting Club hosts a democratic night turning Hyde Park’s aristocratic aura by welcoming cheering crowds and a lively base ball milieu.
The sugar committee chairman says no Java sugar will be available this year for Britain. The Cuban crop falls short by 300000 tons. Households must conserve sugar to preserve time and ensure rationing.
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