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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
5
Britain's Ronald McNeill told Parliament he could not reveal terms of U S representations on liquor smuggling. Washington reportedly sought restrictions on transfers to British registry and a search provision beyond three miles.
A garbled passage mentions Dr R V Bremen Speoosa and Dr Pierce with broken phrases about skin, circulation, and beauty. It references fifty years and fans vanishing quickly, plus discovery at Doctor, but lacks coherent facts or clear events.
The Leviathan, claimed as the largest ship in the world, is now added to United States holdings and touted for its immense size and power. The vessel reportedly measures 69,596 tons with a revolutionary motive power, and its prominence arises amid rival accounts of other great liners.
An unclear report notes an arrival at a port with scattered references to a person named Warren C. Van Slyke and a ship bearing Liverpool in a Breach Indart setting. The text shows garbled phrases, punctuated by fragments about measurements and a group of boys.
A pasted, fragmented medical note from wartime era describes jaw fractures, causes in combat, and healing guidance. It notes upper jaw fractures are rarer and harder to fix, while lower jaw injuries are more common as a buffering bone. X-rays and careful assessment are emphasized to determine fractures and proper treatment. The text includes stray references to wartime injury sources and postwar bone formation observations.
The text provided is garbled and contains no discernible names, places, dates, or events. It cannot be reliably interpreted into a coherent summary while preserving factual accuracy.
An ad touts Pink Pills for pale faces and worn out nerves, claiming they restore blood, strength, and color. Personal testimonials praise relief from pale skin, swelling, and fatigue, with claims of renewed appetite and energy after use. Sold by The Dr Williams Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario or by mail.
A stray dialogue describes Ole Ole Oleson facing fireman eligibility questions about economy and oil use. The examiner asks a scenario on a single track encounter with a rushing train. Ole replies he would grab a dam to prevent waste and leaps to safety.
Gold is being mined in Germany for the first time in 300 years. Reports indicate deposits of gold along the Eder River near Kosbach, with a sample showing 44 grams of fine gold per ton of earth.
Reports from Indian agencies in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta show profitable autumn and winter cattle sales with prices between twenty and forty thousand dollars. Cattle wintered well and sales increased, aided by purebred bulls introduced on large scale to boost cattle breeding and dairy efforts. W M Graham Regina notes agency observations and departmental outlook.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a revived project on the Calgary and Fernie rail line from Sparwood near Fernie BC to Calgary. The 50 mile segment is noted with historical references and mentions a glass manufacturing ingredient and a bee flight experiment tied to a train roof.
A British inventor introduces a mechanism placed inside safes that prevents detection until the safe is opened, triggering an alarm if tampered with. The device aims to thwart burglars by concealing whether a sensor exists, promising enhanced security over traditional wire-driven alarms. Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy is praised for aiding severe cases, claimed to outperform other preparations and aid even the most afflicted.
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