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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
4
The notice touts an's Liniment for external aches and stiffness. It claims quick soothing relief as it penetrates naturally, with no rubbing needed. Advertised as clean, convenient, economical, and made in Ask any druggist for it.
Seventy eight officers and men of the Canadian forces in Siberia were returned to Canada aboard the Empress of Japan. All were invalided home and unfit for further service with none seriously ill. Seven disembarked at Victoria while the rest proceeded to Vancouver and homes in the east. Lieut French, formerly with the Northwest Mounted Police, led the party.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, needs internal treatment through the bloodstream to affect mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure, prescribed by a leading physician, combines tonics and blood purifiers. Send for testimonials. price 75 cents at all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Immigration returns show a drop in settlers admitted in March 1919 across the western district from Port Arthur to Kings Gate. Total admissions were 3227 versus 4041 the prior year, with last month’s inflows valued at 528 436 and total wealth 1 012 248 compared with 1 741 422 previously.
The Spa agreement between Germany and the Allies on use of the Danzig port tied to Polish troop repatriation from France was signed at the same desk where Emperor William signed the abdication pact last autumn, per Zeitung Am Mittag.
A reflection on daily routines forming character through small acts. Repeated choices accumulate, shaping behavior like bricks in a house. The piece emphasizes consistency, discipline, and the long term impact of ordinary habits.
The soldiers land settlement board will establish an office to handle land settlement for soldiers in northern Saskatchewan where mixed farming is common. A 25 mile railway line from the city will aid settlement. The board will interview applicants and employ an expert valuer to price land under the government aid plan. The soldier settler will be outfitted and protected against exploitation by private firms.
Advert parts claim cures from Minard's Liniment for acute bronchitis in Bay of Islands by J M Campbell, facial neuralgia in Springhill Nova Scotia by WM Daniels, and Wenard's Liniment for chronic rheumatism in Albert Co New Brunswick by Geo Tinglely.
Ignace Jan Paderewski, premier of Poland, stood at the center of a large demonstration in the distomatic gallery of the chamber of deputies as the president read a letter from the Polish constituent assembly. AL Pichon conveyed France’s friendly sentiments, and the deputies rose and cheered heartily.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. It soothes irritation and provides relief after first application. Price 60c.
Sir John Cowans, the British quarter master general, heads a company aiming to develop oil areas in Alberta. The move signals British involvement in securing oil resources in western Canada.
A woman endures a quiet night as she prepares to lay another egg, distant echoes fill the air after a sudden piercing cry. The fragment notes Canada’s estimated population as 8,835,000, adding a statistical aside to the passage.
The most active volcano in the world is Mount Sangay standing 17,196 feet high on the eastern Andes in South America. It has remained in near constant eruption since 1728.
Soft corns are difficult to eradicate, but Holloway's Corn Cure will draw them out painlessly, offering a painless remedy promising relief for sufferers.
The article estimates the total value of property held by alien enemies in Canada at 38,000,000 dollars. It notes the broad scope of holdings and implications for wartime policy and asset management. The figure reflects wartime concerns and government accounting practices.
When your throat rattles and chest aches this remedy claims to clear the throat ease hacking and loosen bronchial soreness. It asserts it cures all forms of nose catarrh and lung trouble and offers a two month dollar outfit guaranteed with small and trial sizes at dealers.
H. A. Buck of Abbey Saskatchewan marketed grade Aberdeen-Angus steers in Chicago at 15.40 per pound. Twenty head averaged 1,184 pounds as Buck, long known for using registered bulls on range cows, beat the previous champion load by five cents a pound.
Edmonton Alberta school board plans a $20,000 public school in East Edmonton. The project aims to expand facilities for local students and support community education needs.
A Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a simple treatment that instantly relieves corn soreness. A few drops shrivel the corn with no inflammation, and a small amount costs little. suitable for women in high heels.
In parliament, Under Secretary Harmsworth said Allenby’s proclamation eased restrictions, allowing Egyptians wishing to leave Egypt to depart. A native ministry was reportedly forming and a deputation of Egyptian ministers would visit England in response to a twice extended invitation. The minister noted the proclamation also covered permission for previously barred individuals to come to England.
A vintage appeal urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to constipated children showing signs of illness. The ad promises quick relief for stomach and bowels, claims safety for all ages, and warns to avoid counterfeits while directing readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
During the 1918 navigation season lake shipments of the wheat crop from Fort William and Port Arthur reached fifty million three hundred sixty five thousand three hundred forty five bushels. Minard's Liniment advertised for sale nationwide.
The Alberta government expects to spend 1,667,173 dollars during the current year on education, outlining a focused funding level for school programs and services.
Sunday School lesson summarizes the women at the tomb, the angelic message, and Jesus meeting them, emphasizing the empty tomb as proof of resurrection. It links Scripture integrity, Christ’s divine nature, and the atoning sacrifice, asserting eternal life through faith in the risen Lord.
Zurich cable reports that Germany’s cabinet discussed appealing to allied armies to maintain order in Germany for European stability. Le Journal’s Zurich correspondent notes L’Eclair expects General Humbert, ex-French Third Army commander, to be named commander of allied troops in central Europe.
Dialogue evokes a quarrel over violence as Mr Rafferty accuses Mr Dolan of dropping a brick on Casey. Dolan admits the act and claims Casey remained peaceful afterward, framing a contradictory scene in a Washington Post quote.
A concise statement argues that one should refrain from minding their own business only if others will pay more to mind theirs, implying a satirical measure of interference. The remark contrasts personal boundaries with external incentives and reflects social attitudes about privacy and profit.
Berlin bank employees both organized and unorganized vote by a large majority to call a general strike across Germany unless bank managements negotiate with the national labor minister on a definite wage schedule and other disputed issues. Dr Thomas Electric Oil touts proven curative oils with sustained public favor and promises trial to prove healing power.
Thrift stamp sales in Saskatoon reached 8570 dollars by April 5 as citizens show rapidly growing interest. The campaign committee reports strong public support and ongoing efforts to promote war savings stamps.
President Poincare commuted Emile Cottin's death sentence to ten years' imprisonment after his February 19 assassination attempt on Premier Clemenceau. Clemenceau, shot and severely wounded in the attack, recommended the clemency.
F J Anderson, president of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange, will join Dr Magill overseas as representatives of the Exchange at the allied trade conference. The delegation will discuss handling the 1919 crop and related trade issues.
An ad touts Brom Quinine tablets as a cure for colds and flu with bold claims and a misprinted brand, El Grove. The snippet notes a sharp two year decline in Canadian spirits production, indicating economic trouble for the industry.
A spring tonic article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a safe remedy to raise energy, restore color to the cheeks, and strengthen nerves. It argues winter weariness and weight loss stem from weak blood and stresses the pill’s claim to improve circulation and vitality for men, women, and children.
Mr. D. C. McClure of Heffley Creek British Columbia endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as an effective spring tonic. He reports relief from bilious headaches restored appetite and renewed strength after taking several boxes. He urges others to use the medicine as a spring tonic.
Miss Beatrice Bishop of Fendale New Brunswick writes she was run down with no color or appetite and frequent headaches. After eight weeks on Dr Williams Pink Pills she gained strength and health, hoping her experience helps other weak and run down girls.
Mrs Herbert Hanson of Lower Hainesville New Brunswick reports severe sick headache dizziness and depression before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. After treatment her health improved and her anaemic daughter Blanche gained weight and strength after six boxes.
Mrs M D MacLeod of Caledonia PEU says Williams Pink Pills improved her spring condition. She reports previous weak spells faded and appetite improved, praising the pills as a blood builder.
Mr H H McKelvey of Orone Ontario reports a return to strength after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes recovery from weakness stomach issues and poor nutrition with improved health and vigor.
An old advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a potent blood builder for anemia rheumatism neuralgia back pain and post fever weakness. It promises restoration to full health and strength and notes availability from medicine dealers or by mail for 50 cents per box with six boxes for one dollar from The Dr Williams Medicine Brockville Ont.
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