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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 14, 1930

Page

2

The Russian Menace and Empire Trade Policy debated

A historical critique argues the Soviet Union poses a global economic threat to Britain, the United States, and Canada. It details Soviet labor camps, seized property, and export pressures on coal pulpwood and wheat, urging coordinated imperial response at the London Imperial Economic Conference. It calls for Bennett and MacDonald to forge a united empire policy to resist Russian competition.

Soviet Russia Great Britain Canada United States British Commonwealth of Nations Germany England Henry Ford London C. A. Dunning Bennett Ramsay MacDonald

Deceiving the Customer in Dominion Fruit Branch Museum

A dozen blueberry boxes sold in Ottawa were found by inspection to contain half-filled trays with board bits field trash and old wood. The case arose from a purchaser’s complaint at a large Eastern market. The incident highlights caveat emptor in a curio-like display of deception.

Dominion Fruit Branch Ottawa

French urged to crown Eiffel Tower with 22-foot flag tower

A proposal asks the French government to top the Eiffel Tower with a 22-foot flag tower to reclaim the title of world’s loftiest structure now held by the Chrysler Building in New York. A dramatic chase anecdote is included, with a tombstone detail as part of the dialogue.

Corysler New York

Crosses Canada On Bicycle Wins $1000 Wager

Noel Marcil a young French Canadian from Halifax rode a battered bicycle from the Atlantic coast April 15 with $15 and food on the crossbars. He aimed to reach Vancouver before August 15 and despite a painful accident near Lytton he completed the journey one week early, winning $1000.

Vancouver Noel Marcil Halifax Marcil Atlantic Coast Pacific Lytton

Cordage Industry Production Value Rise Since 1928

Do minion Bureau of Statistics reports total cordage, rope and twine production valued at 11,798,165 in 1999, up from 10,839,961 in 1928. The rise is 953,904, an 8.84 percent increase.

Dominion Bureau of Statistics

An Honest Man Says I Don’t Know, Not Look It Up

A witty aphorism contrasts an honest person admitting ignorance with a coercive tease to make others self-reliant. It promotes candor over evasive instruction and underscores the value of admitting limits.

A Good Home Is Worth Your Time and Effort

A home is valuable when it reflects the money and effort invested. A steady blend of resources and labor enhances comfort, safety, and long term value for owners.

Agricultural Wealth Of Canada In 1929 Near Eight Billion

The gross agricultural wealth of Canada for 1929 is estimated at about 7.98 billion dollars. Ontario leads with 509 million, Quebec 320 million, Saskatchewan 309 million, Alberta 228 million, Manitoba 134 million, British Columbia 55 million, Nova Scotia 43 million, New Brunswick 39 million, and Prince Edward Island 27 million. Major revenue items include field crops at 979.75 million and dairy products at 290 million. Farm animals and poultry complete the figures with values of 210.44 million and 109.35 million respectively.

Canada Naonal Revenue Department Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba British Columbia Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island

Was Run Down Now Well Again Was Run Down Now Well Again

A woman’s illness is a calamity as fatigue nervousness and anemia sap strength. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to restore rich red blood and energy. Mrs Paul Rail of Coin du Banc Quebec reports renewed health after six boxes. Sold by medicine dealers or 50 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams

Shamrock V Missing in Azores Reappears Near Newport

Sir Thomas Lipton's steam yacht Shamrock V, reported missing for five days after being escorted by Erin from Horta to Newport for the America's Cup, was lost in a rain squall but has been found safe and sound.

Sir Thomas Lipton Horta Azores Islands Erin Newport U.S.A

Mrs Leo Lapointe Praises Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberries

Laurier Manitoba mother Mrs Leo Lapointe says her three young children recovered from severe diarrhea after using Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. She bought a bottle from The T Milburn Co Toronto, noting it has been on the market for 85 years.

Leo Lapointe Laurier, Man Dr. Fowler T. Milburn Co., Ltd Toronto Ont

Abolish Tariff Advisory Board to Form New Body

Premier R B Bennett announced abolition of the Tariff Advisory Board established by an order in council in 1926. A new statutory board will be created under act of Parliament with joint authority from the House of Commons and Senate. Legislation to follow.

Tariff Advisory Board R. B. Bennett House of Commons Senate Geo. P. Graham Alfred Lambert Montreal D. G. McKenzie Manitoba Graham W. H. Moore Lambert McKenzie Hector Racine

Remarkable teletypeset invention gains early adoption

West Chester County Publishers Inc led by J Noel Macy announces successful use of a new teletypeset instrument that sends news by telex and instantly translates it to type. Seven U S papers including Yonkers Statesman Mount Vernon Daily Argus New Rochelle Standard Star Port Chester Daily Item and White Plains Daily Press gain faster late news. Newsrooms report greatly increased speed.

West Chester County Publishers, Inc White Plains N.Y J. Noel Macy Yonkers Statesman Mount Vernon Daily Argus New Rochelle Standard Star Port Chester Daily Item Tarrytown Daily News Citizen-Sentinel White Plains Daily Press Walter W. Morey Edward E. Kleinschmidt Frank E. Gannett

Relief From Asthma Remedy Claims Lasting Cure

Describes complete relief from asthma using Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. Praises its gentle influence that eases tightened air tubes and brings joyful relief. Claims thousands have found it effective and reliable, with good druggists nationwide stocking the product.

Empire Preference Policy Aimed at Empire Foods

A communication from London England to the Dominion Department of Agriculture notes a long standing policy by the London County Council to give preference to Empire foods. It allows buyers to pay up to 10 percent more for Empire articles than for similar foreign products. The Council supplies food to over 80 large hospitals and 70 institutions.

Dominion Department of Agriculture London England London County Council Empire Foods

Miller's Worm Powders for children relief from worms

Miller's Worm Powders are described as a simple preparation to destroy stomachic and intestinal worms without shock or injury to the sensitive system. They act thoroughly and painlessly though vomiting may occur in some cases, seen as a sign of powerful action rather than nausea.

Mrs David Lloyd George predicts autumn general election

At a Wales garden party Mrs David Lloyd George spoke of a coming general election in autumn. Her remarks drew interest given her husband’s key role as Liberal opponent in Parliament to the Labor Government.

David Lloyd George Wales

Inventions Sparked by Everyday Professions

A letter carrier devised the first screw propeller for steamships, an undertaker created the slot machine telephone, and a barber conceived the fire escape. Air Pilot jokes about forgetting a parachute, while Ginsberg jokes about rain.

Jove Ginsberg

British Columbia payroll reaches new high in 1929 report

The 1929 industrial payroll in British Columbia is estimated at 192,092,249 dollars, a new provincial high. This total rises by 8,994,462 dollars from 1928. Meanwhile, a thousand American chefs select a French menu of petit marmite and other dishes for their annual banquet.

British Columbia Department of Labor

Haberdasher slang and the dashin habit explained

In a playful exchange Seedy asks Hank what a haberdasher is. Hank humorously defines a haberdasher as a man with a habit of dashin about, highlighting comic dialect and language play.

Hank

Live Stock Sales and Price Reporting System Adopted

The Dominion Live Stock Branch unveils a new reporting system in the Stock Yard and Market Reporting Services to better reflect beef cattle sales and prices. It prioritizes the section in greatest demand, showing volume and price range of popular light cattle and giving producers a clearer view of grade and value than the prior method.

Dominion Live Stock Branch

Earthquake Devastation Hits Caspian Shore Towns

A Riga dispatch to the Morning Post reports a powerful northeast Caspian Sea quake killing about 500 and injuring 4000. Tchapaevo and Vritzky were destroyed, 30 children died, a children's home was ruined, 200 homes collapsed, and a church was demolished as floodwaters from the Ural River inundated the area.

Caspian Sea Riga London Morning Post Tchapaevo Vritzky Morning Post Ural

Douglas Egyptian Liniment Promoted for Hoof and Teat Care

Advertisement for Douglas Egyptian Liniment claims markable results in treating proud flesh inflammation thrush hoof rot and cow teat infections. The product is marketed as ready for immediate use and effective in keeping animals sturdy and healthy.

Shaw foresees doom for theatres as talkies rise

George Bernard Shaw warned the theatre is doomed by the advent of talking pictures after signing a contract to have his play How He Lied To Her Husband adapted for sound film. He noted theatres might remain only for teaching acting, with most plays soon made into talkies. He said Arms and the Man may be filmed next.

George Bernard Shaw Shaw

Halibut Depletion Warning Issued by Commission

The International Halibut Commission warns that North Pacific halibut stocks are rapidly depleted. Canada and the United States received the bulletin released at Victoria by Chairman John P. Babcock. The report says immediate cessation is unlikely yet yields can no longer be considered permanent given recent trends.

North Pacific Canada United States International Halibut Commission Victoria John P. Babcock

A Year's Work in Ottawa Chemistry Division

A year's work in the division of chemistry of the Department of Agriculture at Ottawa included examining 4 263 samples of soils manures and fertilizers for age plants fodders feeding stuffs waters samples of meat and canned foods and miscellaneous subjects including dairy products and insecticides.

Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Persian Balm for Loveliness and Soft Velvet Skin

Describes Persian Balm as a fragrant, non sticky aid to beauty. Gentle rubbing quickly absorbs, providing a tonic effect that soothes roughness and chafing. Keeps skin soft, velvet textured, and enhances natural beauty used by lovely women everywhere.

Dairy Trade With Orient Established Regular Shipments

After experimental shipments of certified milk from Vancouver to Shanghai and other Oriental points, a regular service is in place. Refrigerated space carries the dairy cargo and European consumers across the Pacific eagerly seek the milk trade.

Vancouver Shanghai Oriental Pacific

How One Woman Lost 47 Pounds of Fat

Mrs. S. A. Solomon describes eight months of Kruschen Salts use with one teaspoonful daily in warm water. She weighed 217 pounds with back and abdominal pains and now weighs 170 pounds, feeling stronger and younger. She praises the product and urges continued use and recommendation.

Rruschen Salta

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Ambuk Skeczema & Rash Minard Agricultural Wealth of Dominion Shamrock V Maes WILD TNT Abolish Tariff Advisory Board Mul Atas Melas B.C Talking Pictures Orient Appleford Hunter-Martin & CO Regina SASK
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