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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
6
An editorial urges Canada to enjoy widespread prosperity while warning against overexpansion. It cautions that booms fade and debt can burden future years, urging prudent, revenue producing investments and restraint on non essentials during favorable times.
Dr J D MacLean announced after a West tour that Alberta and British Columbia will form provincial farm loan boards under the Canadian Farm Loan Board. Ottawa machinery is ready for long term loans, with loans to farmers coming soon as federal and provincial boards handle applications.
Fragmentary record notes beet acreage concerns in southern Alberta with unclear timing and reference to pre signup. No clear entities or dates can be confirmed from the readable text.
The foreword, written by Master of the Merchant Navy Archibald Hurd, honors their world wide travels and service. It cites the red ensign as a symbol of merchant marine heroism and recalls the World War II era as a final test of unmatched bravery.
An ad argues spring is a risky time for weak health and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe blood and nerve tonic. It cites a personal testimonial from Mrs. L Hupman of Summerville Centre and notes pills cost 50 cents per box, available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A Lancashire artisan creates a fully enclosed self winding wrist watch. After two and a half years of spare time work he proves the device winds itself. The wearer must simply wear it for three hours daily and it cannot be overwound.
A broad social warning notes how groups incite conflict and later lack plan to manage fallout. It emphasizes accountability, community response, and the need for clear leadership to redirect energy constructively.
Imperial Oil Limited offers free distribution of Field and Farmyard to farmers. The guide presents practical farming advice on cropping cultivating livestock, with authorities like Dr. C E Saunders W L Garigie Robi M Holtby Col Bartley Bull and others contributing. Endorsed by W R Motherwell and John Martin, the book aims to provide free practical farming knowledge to Canadian farmers.
The Vickers Bellore is described as a skyway tramp capable of freight, troop transport, or long range bombing. It uses Napier Lion engines delivering 1,000 horsepower and can stay aloft seventy to eighty hours with extra petrol tanks. Electricity lights the craft and its wooden reinforced structure mirrors Underground railway carriage design.
It is not claimed that Dr. Thomas Eclectric Ol cures all ills but its uses are varied making it a general pain killer. Its greatness is recognized by those who have tested its virtues and learned by experience.
Federal provincial and municipal outlays for road improvement and maintenance in 1927 reached 45.75 million dollars, reflecting joint funding across levels of government.
Doctor J D Kellogg claims his asthma remedy has helped thousands where others failed. He asserts it brings relief to even the most severe sufferers and offers hope for those afflicted by asthma.
A professor asks for a paradox example and a plebe answers with a paradox describing a man walking a mile yet only moving two feet. The exchange highlights contradiction in motion and distance.
The article notes that early lighthouses used candles or coal fires and that the last coal lit beacon was St. Bees, which burned coal until 1822.
A Kiel built German cruiser will be constructed using electric welding with no rivets in any part. Miller's Worm Powders claim to destroy worms without discomfort to children by cleansing the stomach and bowels, preventing worm revival. Holloway's Corn Remover promises painless corn removal. Gillett quote questions a girl’s appearance.
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