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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 1924

Page

2

Neverfire First Continued in Arctic Mystery Tone

A sergeant questions a trader’s motives and a missing Oliver O Malley as a mysterious white woman arrives on a dog team seeking the fur store. The team senses hidden danger behind a murder and a prior escape, while La Marr adds a police seal and the night thickens with dusk and isolation.

Olver Bard Avice la Marr Ugtuk-line Ant! la Marr Seymieur Mounted Oliver O'Malley Mojra O'Malley

Beat Of Bad Business Chapter IV Seeks Truth On Trail

Sergeant Seymour faces a difficult choice as a young woman Wiss O Malley arrives with news about her brother. He hides the truth to spare her distress while pondering how to handle the revelation and the missing man. The Rev Luke Mgr Yow and his wife accompany another sled as the group travels on.

Seymour Wiss O'Malley Mackenzie Smail Luke Mgr Yow

Wolf Lake Mission Visit Amid Arctic Tensions

Moira O Malley arrives at Armistice post with her dogs and crew seeking aid for a broken reunion, while Constable La Marr and sergeant plan to break news to her later. Missionaries Morrows joins as Karmack, a trader, offers shelter and coffee within the rough, barracklike post, where tension between duty and affection threads through a fragile calm.

Wolf Lake Morrow Ellow Churchman Gold British Columbia Constable la Marr la Marr Moira Karmack Kartack Lonely Oliver Seymour Kermack King George Eddie Prince of Wales Moira O'Malley Hassel Seymour 8 sQuad

Various Uses Of Rubber At Wembley Exhibition

A Wembley palace of industry showcases rubber with a large exhibit. Over twelve years the rubber crop rose from 120000 tons to 411361 tons. Displays include flooring tiling mats beds tires hose and buffer springs plus surgical uses and a sports section.

Wembley Palace of Industry Ail

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Aid Heart Trouble

Mrs M OConnor of Whitestone Ontario writes that lifelong shortness of breath heart palpitations and fainting spells eased after using Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills. She, age 80, plans to use them for years, and recommends them. Pills cost 60c a box or can be ordered from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.

Laziness the Mother of Invention, Says Fred C. Kelly

Fred C. Kelly of Chevy Chase Md argues before the Executives Club of Chicago that laziness rather than necessity spurred invention. He cites examples from ancient cavemen to modern waiters to show how extra trips inspire devices and efficient service.

Fred C. Kelly Chevy Chase Executives Club of Chicago Kelly Walter

Bandmaster's Remarkable Memory While Conducting Wembley Massed Bands

Lieut H E Adkins, conductor of the Royal Military School of Music, leads 1,000 performers at the British Empire Exhibition without a score. He memorizes music by heart after one hearing, claiming to visualize pages and remember entire daily programs. He began memorizing in 1938 and says no effort is required.

Wembley Lieut H. E.adkins Royal Military School of Music Lieut. Adkins Gustav Holst Queen' S Hall

Knowing Your Own Voice and Its Doubled Hearing

The article explains that people misjudge their own singing voice because we hear ourselves through bones and air, while others hear only with ears. A phonograph reveals true vocal tone, and even expert voices vary as no standard exists, causing slight differences in perception among listeners.

Rich Gold Area in Hice Lake District Described

Mining engineer J. E B. Cote of New York returns from a tour in the Canadian Shield Hice Lake area and predicts it will become one of the world's richest gold producing camps within the next few years. He spoke while passing through Winnipeg on the way to attract American capital.

Hice Lake District Indian Reserve Hole River Lake Win Wlnpipeg Free Press

Muddled Snatches of Dialogue and Fragments From A Page

Fragmentary lines show a playful exchange about cheer inside and outside a window and a coy remark about being loved. A later note hints at opening a new account and mentions race trains, kerosene fires, and a man waking his second baby to laughter.

Little Foxes and the Indian Girl Betsy Story

A lyrical reminiscence traces a humble Indian girl Betsy, raised in a Christian mission, and her transformation through gospel influence. The tale follows Keewatin and Akwinanah as a white missionary family arrives, Betsy’s baptism by faith, acts of bravery, and her ultimate illness and care by a doctor amid frontier isolation.

Aecen Atlantic Ahleus Iron Horse Keewatin Akwinanah Keewatlh Akwinanoh Gospel of Bethlehem Babe Betsy Christ

Grain loading stats reveal vast western shipments

Canadian National Railways issued grain loading totals for the western lines from the opening of the grain season to June 12. 133,087 grain cars carried 206,581,000 bushels, with 16,423 cars delivered at Vancouver. To move the load, 60 car trains would be needed. 2,565 trains would be required on average, with 274 delivered to Vancouver.

Winnipeg Kamloops British Columbia Montreal Western Canadian National Railways Vancouver

Right Thinking and Worry in Consecutive Minds

The piece contrasts thinking and worrying noting thinking builds ideas and strength while disorganized thought breeds worry. It argues calm minds and healthy bodies prevent worry and that worry stems from wrong conditions. It cites a hardware anecdote about fish adapting to water changes and mentions people with sharpened viewpoints.

Before My Baby Came in Bydenham Ontario

A reader from Bydenham Ontario testifies to Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding her health during pregnancy. She describes fatigue and nerves improving after using the remedy, and recommends the product to others while noting widespread reports of similar cases. The letter underscores the need to keep the mother strong for both her and the child.

Bydenham Tam Lydia E. Pinkham

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