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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
2
A health ad touts Catarrhozone as a modern cure for bronchitis and catarrh. It claims immediate germ relief through inhaled vapors and two months of treatment for a dollar. The copy argues liquids fail to reach the source and markets a small 50c size sold widely.
During a harsh winter Mr. Smith, a picky boarder at the Forters, raises the cost of his stay by charging for luxuries like olives sardines and candied fruits. He forces the family to share his tastes, insisting all partake to ease his fussiness while he mentors and intrudes into the Blaisdells and other households nearby.
Mrs. Tena A. Smith of Country Harbor Cross Roads Nova Scotia writes about relief from headaches. She notes personal experience and seeks guidance or remedies. The brief item presents her inquiry as a local matter.
A testimonial advertisement from Windsor and Bridgeburg readers extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for jaundice lungs headaches and general health. Mrs Catherine Dempser and Mrs Elien Harding share positive experiences praising the medicines as blood builders and nerve tonics and invite readers to consult the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo or the Bridgeburg branch for free advice.
A hunter named Dick Peterson on his Creston area ranch, about seven miles from Creston, reportedly took what may be the biggest cottontail ever in the Kootenay country. The dressed carcass weighed 384 pounds and stretched ten feet from rump to tip.
A mixed colonial era style piece urges courage in peace and work, links nourishment to teeth and masticating power, and warns that neglecting teeth weakens physical and mental development. It presses food supply as global issue and notes a claim that war is a contest over food. Also reports forty five people, mostly foreigners, convicted in October for killing songbirds with $1,400 in fines, urging strict enforcement to protect fruit, grain and vegetables per the Utica Observer.
Smiths Falls area testimonial describes relief from neuralgia, heart and abdominal pains, and sinking feeling after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the product as a standard female remedy for nervous prostration displacements and related ailments and invites readers to write for advice.
An elderly Scottish woman in London avoided travel by train, choosing a taxi to Braemar. She paid a substantial fare and tipped $50 for the ride. The article also notes the British Museum throne of Queen Hatasu as possibly the oldest furniture, dating around 1600 BCE, and mentions early use of bombs in warfare by the 15th century.
A compact aphorism asserts education shapes habits, guiding behavior and restraint. It frames schooling as practical training, emphasizing self-control, discipline, and the development of character through learning.
A vintage ad touts Danderine at drug stores claiming rapid dandruff removal and hair regrowth after a single use. It asserts no flakes or hair loss, with each strand showing renewed vitality color and fullness.
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