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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
3
Regina Woman Marvela credits Tanine for rapid recovery from post flu weakness and nervous exhaustion. She reports restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed energy after using Taniac, a medicine touted with 35 million bottles sold. Sold by druggists nationwide.
Lieut Lester Maitland of Dayton Ohio set a record by flying 235 miles an hour over a three kilometer course. In North Portal Saskatchewan 33 000 cattle passed through for American markets during the fiscal year ending March 21. Work began on a 2 000 000 bushel addition to the Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator plant at Port Arthur. Charles Murphy of CPR Western Lines reported March business up ten percent from a year earlier. Moscow communists seized synagogues at Charkow Hoel Bobrulsk Minsk and turned them into workers clubs. Frilg Draw of Essen received a five year term and a 5 000 000 franc fine for propaganda against the Allies. Rufus Avery of Athens Ontario died at Industry Ontario where he had lived since 1918. Had he lived another day he would have been 86. Australia to repossess about 75 000 acres of perennial lease lands for wheat and wool production. Ruhr coke shipments to France in February and March totaled about 14 000 tons per a Berlin-official statement.
Ontario hydro commission issues passes enabling totally blind residents to travel free on hydro-radial lines. Applicants must be bona fide Ontario residents and certified as totally blind by an eye specialist.
An advertisement from The Appentine Diary of Hearta and Beauty of London Ontario promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as highly beneficial for new mothers weakened by childbirth. The text urges women to ask for the product and hints at nationwide availability through a laboratory and drug supplier reach.
Indian Head Saskatchewan Dominion Experimental Farm reports fertilizers offer marginal yield gains on fertile prairie soils. Potassium fertilizers show the strongest benefit, but the four year wheat oats hay corn rotation with a single application over four years yields little justification for wide use except for specialized crops like garden produce. Sixteen plots tested across a four year rotation.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Dr Williams pink pills as a spring tonic to enrich the blood and strengthen nerves, arguing against harsh purgatives. It claims improved skin, appetite, mood, and vigor for men women and children, citing a testimonial from Miss S L McEachron of Nairn. Sold by dealers and by mail from Brockville Ontario.
An English chaplain in the Lonitoo Times notes Armenian refugees outside Athens show strong self-help. They built houses and a school, dug wells, and even elected a mayor, illustrating hope in Heaven and in themselves.
The passage urges mothers to protect children from worms using Miller's Worm Powders. It warns that worm infections harm growth and health, and claims treatment is easy and merciful. The tone advocates proactive deworming as essential care.
Canada’s 1929 report shows about four thousand farmers, ranchers, and wheat growers registered as shareholders in Canadian chartered banks. Provincial tallies list Ontario with 1,857 and Ontario and Saskatchewan noted for tax payments, while Saskatchewan led in farmers paying income tax with 6,560.
An invention adds an attachment for the Alling hose to register the air pressure in an automobile tire and allow relief without disconnecting the hose, simplifying inflation and maintaining control during use.
Saskatchewan dairy gains measured by January and February output rise sharply from 1922 figures. January butter production up 61.4 percent to 229,400 pounds, February up 69.7 percent to 460,715 pounds. 1922 total creamery butter output 1,901,104 pounds, cash receipts about $9,493,600. Several hundred new sites were erected and a Leorn growers' association formed in Southwest Saskatchewan.
A French scientist presents an X ray apparatus that allegedly lets observers watch diaphragmatic motion to determine a person’s character. The claim links physical observation with personality assessment, prompting debate over scientific validity and ethical implications.
Those in a run down condition notice catarrh worsens, confirming a constitutional basis. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as a tonic remedy acting through the blood to soothe mucous surfaces and reduce inflammation, aiding nature in restoring normal conditions. Available through druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A Swiss naturalist records a pike that allegedly lived 267 years. The fish spent its entire existence as a prisoner in a pond and was noted for its greedy nature and heavy meals, growing slowly yet surviving longer than other fish species.
A Woodbridge Ontario woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from headaches backaches and a dragging sensation. The letter urges neighbors to try the remedy, noting widespread use across communities.
The London Times publishes a letter from G. L. Haggen of the University of Leeds Law Department arguing the Canada United States treaty raises Dominion status questions that Britain must recognize. He urges explicit acknowledgment of Dominion nationhood as essential to imperial unity and suggests mutual treaty-making restraints may be needed.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes Putnam's Corn Extractor as the oldest and best corn remover on the market. It promises painless treatment with all corns dropping out after a few applications. A warning against substitutes and price set at 25 cents is included. Also features asthma remedy claims by Kellogg with emphasis on rapid relief.
A Texas to Canada migration trend is reported with settlers from the Rio Grande Valley drawn north toward Canadian prairies. Canadian agents describe Winnipeg and Edmonton tours drawing Texas farmers who seek irrigation land and homesteads, though no verifiable sales or crops are confirmed yet.
The Canadian pulp and paper sector includes 106 operating mills with 14.5 million tons of newsprint projected for 1924. Of these, 40 are pulp mills, 33 paper mills, 27 produce both, and 17 focus on newsprint. The year’s output requires over 2.25 million cords of pulpwood. Minard's Liniment for Rhsumatiom
Immigration figures show a surge in March with 1,170 passengers reaching Winnipeg en route to prairie centres from March 1 to 20. February had 406 and January 296. Total for the three prairie provinces and British Columbia reaches 2,453 year to date. Freight volume also rises as eastern manufacturers send more goods to western agencies in the first ten weeks, largely new business and delayed shipments from last fall.
Indians on the Gleichen reserve in Alberta received 3000 pounds of buffalo meat from the Wainwright park under Dominion Government sanction. The meat is part of a program to provide traditional food to the Blackfoot community and utilize the park overstock.
A compact notice describes Minard's Liniment claimed to relieve neuralgia, alongside a new English crank operated device intended for hotel kitchens to clean and sharpen multiple knives at once.
Alberta government seed wheat from the Edmonton plant, cleaned and graded, was sent by rail to North Dakota and South Dakota farmers for seed. A third car moved to Steele Briggs Co. in Toronto. The Department of Agriculture plant has already marketed nearly 10 000 bushels of high grade seed.
In a classroom exchange Johnny defines water as a white fluid that turns black when hands are placed in it. The teacher prompts further description, capturing a humorous kid logic moment.
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