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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
2
The article argues that cement, concrete, plaster, and similar mineral exteriors must be painted with a special cement paint to prevent rain penetration and weathering. It warns against inflammable paints and stresses safer handling to avoid explosions, citing a varnish accident as an example.
The Moose Jaw Board of Trade reports a three day membership drive exceeded its 1000 member target with 1900 paid up members secured and ready for business.
A brief schoolhouse remark notes a patron asking a librarian if reading Longfellow is common. The exchange ends with a rough reply that only about ten people have read him.
Pupils should lead the effort to clean and paint yards with students earning rewards for neatest backyard. Girls assist with flower beds washing woodwork and tidying interiors while parents sanction home cooperation. Remove weeds mow lawns prune shrubs trim hedges carry away rubbish fill water depressions to prevent mosquitoes.
A milk based dessert recipe uses Borden's St Charles Milk water eggs sugar gelatin and vanilla. Egg yolks are cooked with sugar and salt then folded into stiff egg whites and vanilla before chilling in moulds and serving with cream or fruit.
Houses in Moose Jaw and Swift Current are busy filling orders for spring farm machinery. International Harvester plans at least twenty carloads of machinery into Swift. Massey Harris also reports heavy demand this spring. Austria produced about 15 million pairs of shoes last year.
A fragment cites a claim about a substance whose volume is described as times its volume in arid condition, deemed harmless and tasteless with quick action. The text is unclear but suggests confidence in its safety and efficacy without details.
The prince canceled the planned elaborate ceremonial parade from Buckingham Palace to St James's due to intensifying cold. Troops in Horse Guards parade equipment faced discomfort, and the prince chose to walk from York House instead, a decision barely noted amid Britain’s vast population.
A plain wall in a light color or patterned paper gives a room a smart look without high cost. Decor accents like bright cretonnes and washable slip covers update furniture. Replacing worn items with inexpensive pieces and reupholstering can refresh space economically.
International Airways proposes an eight teen passenger seaplane service from Seattle to Vancouver Prince Rupert Ketchikan and Juneau with a possible branch to Sitka. P T McCarty president announced after a survey flight from Seattle to Juneau by seaplane.
Amherst Villiers, a young British engineer, claims to have completed a motor car design aimed at 300 miles per hour with a theoretical 400 mph cap. He plans to bring it to Dayton in 1938, featuring wireless steering kept secret, 3 000 horsepower engines, and eight wheels, backed by prominent British financiers.
A man recommends a friend for a job. The works manager asks if he likes work. The friend boasts that the man is extremely diligent, claiming one piece of work lasts him a week.
A joke from an Irish jury foreman after delivering the verdict ends with the quip We find the man who stole the mare Not Guilty. The line is noted as a humorous courtroom moment.
A brief dialogue captures a calm domestic moment with phrases indicating normalcy. The exchange centers on concern for a spouse and reassurance about her wellbeing, reflecting everyday family dynamics.
A church lesson outlines the golden text With His stripes we are healed from Isaiah 53 5 and references the surrounding passages Isaiah 62 13 to 53 12 and Revelation 5 for the reading.
The piece surveys interpretations of the Servant of Jehovah in Isaiah and how the figure is linked to Christ. It discusses whether the Servant is a personified nation or a real individual, the Messiah, and cites scholars and verses such as Isaiah 52 and 53. It notes Jesus as the perfect exemplar of servant leadership and summarizes scholarly defenses of varying viewpoints.
Sir Robert Hafield urged that 29,000,000 tons of steel rusted in 1920. At seven pounds per ton this created a global corrosion bill of 580,000,000 pounds with 120,000,000 pounds more for related losses. Major share, about 450,000,000 pounds, would be charged to the British Empire.
A reflective piece follows a girl who endures heartbreak and discovers resilience. It chronicles her emotional journey from fracture to repair, highlighting small acts of hope and personal growth that help mend her spirit.
Pictures on walls occupy no floor space and draw the eye upward, creating a sense of space. Deep perspective subjects and color choices enhance openness, while mirrors also aid the decorative effect in small rooms.
A historical column extols cleanliness through paint and upkeep. It links town prosperity to its appearance, urges painting with slogans like Paint Up and Clean Up, and argues well-painted walls ease cleaning, improve health, and raise property values. The piece stresses painting during cleanup efforts.
A home remedy column urges organizing children into an army of dandelion diggers to rid lawns of weeds. Parents pay ten to twenty five cents per hundred for each weed bagged, appealing to children's pride with small rewards. A humorous grocer customer exchange about cranberries follows.
A biologist states that the ape is not humanity's ancestor, arguing the claim should be reassuring to apes. The remark reframes the evolutionary debate and challenges traditional lineage assumptions.
St Davids in Pembrokeshire bills itself as the smallest city in England perhaps in the world. The village has three streets and about a hundred houses yet is officially a city famed for its cathedral and cliff scenery.
The Italian Government begins a program urging residents of overcrowded cities to relocate to rural areas. The campaign emphasizes easing urban congestion and promoting regional development through relocation incentives and support services.
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