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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
2
The article argues the Golden Rule should guide business and cooperation beyond profit. It questions whether people act from right motive or for gold, and asserts true cooperation rests on ethical conduct. It notes Western Canada embraces cooperation for welfare, not just dollars, and calls for honesty and unselfishness as foundations for enduring co operative enterprises.
Professor James L Boyle of Cornell University says modern feminine desires for slenderness have altered long standing market standards, reducing bread consumption by 20 percent and notably affecting world wheat sales. He notes declines in meat intake and shifts to fruits and vegetables, calling these changes market developments driven by consumer influence.
A compact note links the progression from horse culture to auto age and highlights the rise of a new collector. The line hints at evolving technology and changing social habits as vehicles and related collecting interest emerge.
Twenty Chinese naval officers and cadets travel to Great Britain to study British naval methods for about two years. Officers will join Greenwich Naval Academy to learn tactics, while cadets first serve aboard various ships to grasp rudiments of British practice.
An advertisement touts Dr J D Kelege's Asthma Remedy claiming to ease breathing with strong service history. It emphasizes effectiveness under severe conditions and urges purchase through a local dealer.
Public Record Office preserves notable pipe rolls revealing royal income and expenditures from 1181 to 1833. These rolled documents trace financial administration across medieval to early modern England, illustrating how revenue streams and expenses were tracked over centuries.
An insurance agent admonishes Mr. Finkelstein after his third accident in a month. Finkelstein jokes about his luck, highlighting a comic exchange over repeated incidents within a short period.
Archaeologists report that basket-maker Indians of the southwest about 2000 years ago wore stockings woven from human hair. The finding sheds light on textile practices and trade networks of the ancient communities.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture reports sixteen apple varieties adapted to Prairie Provinces climates. Two rated very good and four good. Experts note several more generations needed to refine the ideal tree. Farmers are urged to send seed stock to the Experimental Staat-Morden in Manitoba for planting trials.
Indigestion robs enjoyment of meals but restoring rich blood can fix digestion. Dr Williams Pink Pills are touted as the cure to enrich the blood and improve appetite. A Brussels Ontario farmer's wife reports dizziness and headaches vanished, appetite returned, and weight gained after using the pills. available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A. Barkey of Manitoba University announces a new whitefish species named Coregonus Odonoghue in honor of Dr. C H O Donoghue. The fish is common in Clear Lake and resides at great depths in summer, surfacing only during spawning.
Text describes two worm types infecting children from birth stomach dwelling and intestinal worms causing damage. Miller's Worm Powders are advertised as dislodging both kinds and aiding repair of damage while expelling them from the system.
Walter E. Davidson, a rural route carrier from Westville Indiana, retired on pension after a 25 year career. He wore out nine horses, two wagons, and two sleighs while covering about 23000 miles, a distance near nine globe trips.
Ontario and Quebec announce new penitentiaries to be world models. It recalls a Brantford Ontario grand jury report years ago describing conditions at the local jail as making it one of the most desirable places of residence in the city.
An Imperial agricultural conference to be held in South Africa in 1932 will meet every two years. Lord Bledisloe urged uniform production and sale of empire farm goods and called the gathering a landmark in empire history. The meeting will explore empire preferences and marketing, with delegates from Britain Canada and South Africa.
An advertisement extols Persian Balm as delightful to use and subtly fragrant. It claims to refresh and brighten the complexion, soften hands, tone skin, and offer a cooling shaving lotion. The text also mentions its suitability for children and even as a hair fixative for fathers.
Erastus Finn, last survivor of the Mark Twain circle that included Huck Finn Tom Sawyer and Samuel Clemens, dies in Seattle at ninety five from pneumonia. A Civil War veteran, he recalled boyhood days in Hannibal Missouri with his brother and Clemens. Huck Finn had died years earlier in Eugene Oregon.
The six essential oils in Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil form a potent liniment claimed to ease pain and restore health. Testimonies cite its healing powers across various ailments, noting its value beyond the modest price.
The text notes that future days may stay tough as a new automobile design attracts more attention and closer inspection than a grand champion animal at an international show.
A light quip exchange between Jed and Ted ends with a playful jab about finding a wife and a wife’s dessert quality. Ted replies that she was “short and crispy” like pie, prompting a humorous exchange about home life.
Mr Stewa Young of the Town Flaming Department for Saskatchewan Government outlines how an attractive community hinges on street appearance. He favors underground wires, curb pumps prohibition, and boulevard style planting with evenly spaced trees to create a civil, durable streetscape.
The Salada Tea Company moved tea by aeroplane from the mainland to Pelee Island due to Lake Erie's freezing. Once hauled in ox carts under tropical sun in Ceylon, residents on Pelee Island now drink tea delivered by air, following a shift from traditional mule and cart routes.
The annual herd retest in Fraser Valley, British Columbia, continues with about twenty veterinarians. Over half the province's dairy cows, around 55,000, lie in the area and only 0.75 percent reacted on the last test.
Winnipeg and St Boniface discuss building a new inter municipal bridge to replace the Norwood Bridge, aiming to connect the two communities with a modern crossing and improve traffic flow.
A light observance on why every home keeps guest towels on the rack near the bath. Families avoid using them and guests, trained in similar manners, refrain as well. The result is a silent ritual that leaves towels unused yet always present.
Government specialists report rayon is unsuitable for paper making after tests. They cite structural weaknesses and inferior quality compared with traditional pulp, advising alternatives. Industry observers note potential impact on supply and pricing.
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