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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
3
An archaic ad praises Dr Hamilton's Pills for anaemia and pallid skin, claiming indoor living causes deficiency and promising rapid color restoration, better appetite, digestion, and sleep. It asserts personal guaranty and wide use with a 25 cent price, urging readers to try now.
In Headon Hill Tony confesses a risk of murder but denies committing it while the pair discuss plans to stop a wedding. Kenyon’s absence and Laura Gaspard’s ties cloud the case as they suspect Morgan killed his wife. The motive centers on radium mining rights via Mavis Comlyn. Anthony eyes action as clues emerge.
Sir Anthony Morgan and his allies chase a tangled plot as he vows to break a promise and expose a murder tied to Miss Gaspard. Tony confronts Morgan at the Court and seeks the curate Clegg, while wary servants and locals reveal past loyalties and shifting alliances.
Sir Anthony leaves Camlyn Court to confront Jasper Morgan about delaying the feast and breaking the initio promise. He plans to visit Laurence Clegg the curate for news on a boy and then head to Heveris beach stronghold, facing Mrs Trevose's wary hospitality and hints about Miss Mavis.
Working drawings of the buildings shown on this page are available weekly from the Editor for $5.00 per design. The design may also be obtained through a local lumber dealer who is a member of the Western Lumbermen's Association.
In a tangled scene Morgan and a strange ally argue over a pledge and potential witness issues. Tony fears exposure as the plot thickens with a looming church wedding and hints of blackmail. The dialogue hints at deceit and social pressure in a continuing scenario.
The Fargo Courier notes that only a general labor strike can hinder a national building boom this year. With steel prices fixed by federal accord, and Fargo initiating North Dakota’s first home builders’ association under new laws, the city expects to lead in housing, offering wholesale materials, lots, deferred payments, and low interest to accelerate home construction despite congestion.
Pittsburgh reader reports months of weakness backache and headaches. Husband bought Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after seeing ad. After two bottles, her health improved. Accuses relief from weakness causing displacements irregularities and nervous symptoms.
Alberta producer A Stevenson of Edmonton reports thirty White Leghorn hens yielding strong profits. February output 564 eggs sold for 35.25, food costs 5.20, net profit 30.05. January and February total 1,118 eggs. Hatching program begun with brood due early March. This shows hens remain profitable even in cold weather.
The Polish chamber of deputies voted unanimously with great enthusiasm and applause for a treaty of alliance with the entente powers. Members of the inter allied commission to Poland were present at the session and thanked the Chamber for their reception.
A reader urges editors to expand Well Wish er's letter to stress paint protection for both homes and businesses. The piece argues painting preserves lumber by forming a wind and water resistant film, reducing sun and rain damage, warping, and cracking. It advocates an educational drive on neglect costs and the value of maintenance.
A fragmented passage discusses building loss and housing goals, noting tension between creating new homes and preserving existing houses. The text hints at caution against scrapping every second house to satisfy development aims while seeking balanced urban planning.
Canada and Romania signed an agreement establishing a credit to buy essential materials and manufactured goods for Romania's reconstruction. Canada will likely supply seed grain and agricultural implements. The note adds a light touch about a mule owner with no kick coming.
A springtime health piece touts returning to nature for vitality. It cites animals seeking plant growth to restore health and promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as an easy remedy for digestive ills, constipation, and general malaise.
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