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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
5
An ad extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the proven antacid used for 50 years by physicians. It claims fast, pleasant neutralization of excess stomach acid and cautions to obtain the genuine product with full directions from any drugstore.
Jim and Grandma share a close evening at home before a town fireworks show. They joke about the Bascoms and a rich shawl, plan a late ride to the cemetery for the display, and reflect on Deacon Purdie’s sentimental gravestones as they prepare to go out together.
Chapter VII shows Jim Bennett steering Grandma Davis to a fireworks night. Chasen thanks him warmly for the good time and a new coat sparkles as Jim humbly accepts praise. She notes Grandma’s safety, and Jim downplays thanks while mentioning the church and a memorable shortcake. (To Be Continued.)
Doctor tells Mrs Soansaugh a nurse is needed and she must watch her husband closely. Mrs Soansaugh agrees, saying she knows him well.
Mrs. James Vanelstine of Pibroch Manitoba describes heart pains and smothering spells that left her nearly fainting. She reports relief after using N. Pills from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto priced 50 cents a box.
Dr J W Robertson a Ayrshire immigrant who arrived in Canada at 18, held roles from dairy worker to Dairy Commissioner of Canada and national seed advocate. He chaired the Canadian Conservation Commission and the Royal Commission on Technical Education, helped found MacDonald College, led the Victorian Order of Nurses and the Canadian Red Cross, and served as chief commissioner of the Boy Scouts for 11 years. His career shaped Canada’s social progress and technical education system.
The Canadian Forestry Association’s tree planting car begins its twelfth prairie campaign. The mobile theatre showcases motion pictures and colored slides depicting transforms from bleak dwellings to tree lined homes, wildlife benefits, and nationwide Canada scenery along with light entertainment for all ages.
The dry-salt herring trade in BC expands with the Orient as sole market. Catches rose from 172,610 cwt in 1918 to 1,083,174 cwt in 1925. Figures for the season ending February 5, 1930, are not yet released.
The statement notes that Lindbergh's Trans-Atlanta flight project has expended 300,006,600 dollars on U.S. airport development. It highlights the scale of investment in aviation infrastructure during the period.
Dr Jine Dumbrave, a Romanian geologist, supports an Arctic air corridor with landing fields and meteorological stations every 500 miles from Ottawa to Iceland. Proposed sites include Hudson Bay and Hudson Straits, Greenland west coast, Iceland, and possibly the Faroe Islands, with a total estimated cost of 1,000,090 dollars. Officials say the plan is feasible and Dumbrave plans another Arctic expedition later this year.
There is no other medicine or as great a help to young mothers as Baby's Own Tablets. They are a mild but thorough laxative that regulate the bowels, sweeten the stomach, correct constipation and indigestion, break up colds and fevers, and ease teething pain. A box kept at home makes mothers feel safe from sudden infant illness. when given at signs of illness the baby improves quickly. Mrs B G Garver of Lyndale, P E, says she keeps them handy and they work wonders in keeping her baby well. Treacle Baby's Own Tablets are sold by all druggists or by mail for 25 cents a box from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
An old note explains Sitka spruce as a light yet strong wood used widely in airplane manufacture. It mentions its combination of weight and strength and hints at Holloway’s Corn Remover as a remedy for corns.
A brief exchange asks if a clock can run fourteen Jays without winding and confirms yes. It then questions the duration remaining when it is wound, followed by a cryptic phrase “3. , fae ne os” that adds unclear meaning and potential puzzle value.
Report notes Pinard's remedies as best for grippe. Discoveries at Lake Nemi reveal remains of an old Roman wharf where emperors pleasure galleys likely moored. Topinard's study weighs 11,000 brains, averaging 1.61 grams in men and 1,200 in women.
A nurse testifies to Ironized Yeast boosting appetite strength and weight in two to four weeks. Advert says users gain 5 to 15 pounds after a month, skin clears, and no gas or bloating. Offers full size trial with money back guarantee from manufacturer.
A fragmented OCR page blends sermonish quotes, biblical references, and general notes. It mentions spring vitality, the difference between stone and statue, and the need for pruning in growth. It includes a worm exterminator ad and a note about British flight schools and the Alhambra's fortress origin.
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