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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
2
A reader recounts months of indigestion and loss of appetite due to pipe use. After trying a remedy called Kintaction Belte the digestive discomfort eased, appetite returned, and energy felt years younger. The testimonial emphasizes that when digestive juices flow poorly food stagnates and fermentation causes distress.
Pure diamonds have been created in the laboratory at Columbia University. Germany reports 6,031,000 unemployed at end of March, down 8,600 in two weeks. Geologist Dr Hartley Travers Farrar who joined Scott’s South Pole expedition is dead. Astronomer Dr John Stanley Plaskett to receive an honorary degree from McGill in 1932. Indian fighter Samuel McKay dies at Wild Horse Alberta, born December 1852 in Winnipeg. Turkey may join the League of Nations. invitation expected this year. Lord Irwin sails to Canada for a Massey Foundation lecturing tour. Ambulance hut opened at Tarpot’s Corner near Southend after 364 accidents in 12 months. Rear-Admiral Sir Godfrey Paine buried at sea off Isle of Wight. Canada wheat exports to March total 124,269,429 bushels, 71,505,107 to the United Kingdom.
Canada Steamship Lines announces Wilfrid Gagne will begin his 42nd year as captain of the Tadoussac stationed on the St Lawrence River. Born in Point au Pic Quebec, he is noted for deep river knowledge and wartime service piloting submarines. Captain Peter McKay also named skipper of the Noronic.
A guide for Canadian farmers explains that high quality grain commands a premium over Argentine or Russian wheat. It emphasizes selecting the best variety for local conditions, with Marquis as a benchmark and Red Bobs Reward Garnet as alternatives. Rewards yield may rise with increased seeding, while quality determines price.
A vivid blue woollen girls dress with bright red trim and chic circular sleeve caps. It features a shaped collar, bone buttons, wrapped front, and a plaited side skirt for width. Sizes 11 to 17 years, fabric needs noted, pattern price 25 cents.
A brief notice lists patterns for sale from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. It mentions pattern numbers and sizing related to teen wear and local distribution details.
Illinois school for the deaf team uses foot tremors to sense audience response. A new bumpometer road meter draws laughs as motorists note its vocal attachments in back seats.
John Bellamy Taylor consulting engineer for General Electric demonstrated audible light before Detroit scientists using a photo electric cell. He played a silent phonograph beside a sensitive incandescent lamp and claimed to produce one of the newest developments in electro physical research by transmitting and then silencing music from a stringed orchestra.
Sunday school lesson outlines Isaac’s wealth in Gerar, the Philistines’ envy, and the wells he re-dug. It details naming wells Esek Sitnah and Rehoboth, the Beersheba blessing, and the lesson on non resistance. The text contrasts patience with quarrels over wells and emphasizes restoration of peace through restraint.
Western Canada wakes to peat as a valuable resource after Industrial Development Board of Manitoba studies with Ottawa experts reveal extensive peat bogs near Whitemouth Manitoba. Peat moss noted for insulation litter fertilizer and surgical dressings with wide potential economic impact.
In Hollywood, aging stars retain youth and charm as birthdays pass. Jack Holt notes timeless allure of actresses who grow more poised with years. A cleanser claim urges guarding complexion with Lux Toilet Soap as a beauty secret shared by stars and studios alike.
The Industrial Development Board of Manitoba has gathered extensive data on peat bogs from Hudson Bay to Whitemouth. Experts warn against draining waters and burning bogs as droughts press prairie rainfall shortages. Peat is valued for fuel and air humidification, with development efforts underway.
Recipes show mixing milk egg water and yeast with sugar salt and butter to form a batter. After proofing pour into a buttered pan, let rise to double, sprinkle sugar and cinnamon, bake in a moderate oven, and tear pieces for serving.
A fragmentary note lists jelly making steps with coffee and gelatin, then references a superstition about rain from killing frogs among Great Plains Indians. It mentions glazed bricks in lavender yellow and pink and includes a quip about lifebuoys. A line cites Meg Gendorfer Blaetter, Munich as a source.
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