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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
2
A prairie cabinet minister argues the current business lull is a disguised blessing teaching hard lessons. He cites the need to build cash reserves for lean years, reduce public debt, share profits via unemployment insurance, diversify investments, and cut non essentials to sustain growth and prevent future crises.
A small town paper corrects a previous notice stating John Doe is a police detective. The correction clarifies that Doe is truly a detective in the police force, fixing the earlier typographical error.
Sandy notes a moving mole on Donald’s neck prompting doubt. A witty quip follows about party motives. The passage ends with a note on Argentina producing straw pulp.
A Winnipeg discovery from 1643 Hud son Bay Company records outlines: marriages allowed only by chief factors in clergy absence with district supervision. women and children must have regular work to curb vice. education urges women and children to learn the family language and for fathers to teach their children as capacity allows.
Madame Marie Curie and Irene Curie with F Joliot report a ray stopped by paraffin rather than lead, suggesting a neutron beam. They argue this ray may be a stream of ultimate particles, offering insight into neutron nature as described in Nature.
Persian Balm is described as a true elixir of youth that refreshes and rejuvenates the complexion. It softens and beautifies the skin, making hands appear flawlessly white, while its delicate fragrance soothes dry irritated skin and preserves a discerning woman’s beauty.
The Winnipeg Tribune argues that framing Lausanne as a European conspiracy against the United States is mistaken. It credits Lausanne with a significant step forward and suggests the settlement will lead the U.S. to reevaluate war debts due to mutual recognition of global pressures, not negotiators’ desires.
Miss Clara Livingston, who owns a Puerto Rican plantation and splits her time with Jamestown New York, flies solo about two thousand miles several times yearly. She travels across five countries on trips to Latin America, using air travel to manage her diverse business. Her Miami arrival prompts scrutiny from customs health immigration and plant board officials.
Canada has maintained leadership in Great Britain's canned salmon imports in the first half of 1932, overtaking the United States which had led in 1930. Britain’s trade data show the United States imported 10,057,264 pounds in six months of 1930, Canada 4,603,200. In 1931 Canada led with 9,560,544 pounds, the U.S. 7,140,896. In 1932 Canada sent 8,991,808 pounds and the United States 3,977,264.
Dr J D Kelloge promotes Asthma Remedy claimed to reach the smallest bronchial passages and restore health. The advertisement asserts relief with continued use may become permanent and notes inhaled smoke or vapor delivery as equally effective.
Advert describes Millers Worm Powers as a cheap reliable worm remedy available at chemists and drug shops. It claims to expel worms and relieve worm-related suffering, noting mothers rejoicing at its effectiveness for children.
Nature assists Manitoba sportsmen by hatching eight thousand young wild ducks in incubators. The ducklings, hatched near Lake Winnipeg, are healthy and learning to swim. Plans call for 16,000 hatchings next year due to the success of the experiment.
The Prince of Wales told the British Medical Association that he has twice learned to act as his own doctor by receiving much advice and keeping himself fit. He said the doctor is our first and last friend, stressing self care as a practical approach to health.
The Supreme Court was asked to rule if customs duties apply to goods made at sea. Proctor and Gamble paid six cents a gallon on whale oil taken in the Ross Sea by Norwegian sailors and brought suit to reclaim the tax. The trial court ruled ships at sea and their cargo belong to the country of the ship and that the oil was taxable as Norwegian.
A mother in a meat market explains tripe to her young daughter. The child jokes that the tripe is what they get on the radio, prompting a humorous exchange about radio slang and kitchen fare.
A proverb notes a woman who marries to pity a man will later regret it. The text adds a domestic tip about grease preventing starch from sticking and a scientific remark that phosphorus glow comes from slow oxidation.
The government weighs spending ten million dollars to acquire additional private railways. This potential move targets expanding rail capacity and coverage, with officials citing strategic transportation needs and long term public benefits.
At the first symptoms of sore throat which presage ulceration and inflammation take a spoonful of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Add a little sugar to it to make it palatable It will allay the irritation and prevent the ulceration and swelling that are so painful Those who were periodically subject to quinsy have thus made themselves immune to attack.
Sir Henry Dickens K C son of Charles Dickens and the novelist’ s only surviving child retires after 15 years as Common Sergeant of the City of London. At 84 he is the oldest judge still on the bench and has sat as judge at the Old Bailey throughout his tenure.
A major project in Glasgow plans a new hospital costing 1 400 000 dollars. Officials say the facility will improve patient care and expand local health services.
Private pilot licenses issued by the French government rose to 465 for the year ended March 1032, up from 131 the previous year, according to a report by Assistant Trade Commissioner H. C. Schuette in Paris.
A witty exchange hints at timeless love while noting France as the leading global source of bauxite, the ore used to produce aluminum. The remark underscores France's pivotal role in the aluminum industry.
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