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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
3
Five simple methods to judge tea quality are described. The list notes copper color, exquisite aroma, delightful flavor, satisfying richness, and economical strength. The passage promotes Red Rose as the tea that embodies these qualities.
General Wrangel head of the Anti Bolshevik Government of South Russia says he is ready to come to Paris to discuss using his army again against Soviet Russia. The force, reorganized after defeat on the Crimea, is said to number about 70,100 men.
Diapepsin offers quick relief from stomach upset including sourness fermentation and heartburn. A few tablets give immediate relief and allow enjoying favorite foods without fear. Large batch costs about 61 cents at drug stores. harmless and pleasant with millions helped.
Builders in Winnipeg report building permits totaling about 1,200,000 dollars in 193 the largest advance since 1912 when permits summed 12,000,000. The permits cover multiple companies and operations across the city.
Alberta public school teachers will coordinate actions to press for salary increases. The move targets the Minister of Education with expected steps announced soon.
Fragmented excerpt discusses acoustic vibrations underwater, comparing a kettle’s whistling to detected signals. Mentions a researcher producing a sound akin to a kettle before it feels a repeated collapse, referencing water and vibration conditions in an experimental setup.
The report notes France will test water divining in its African colonies. A nonscientific commission will include geologists and surveyors despite prior failures. The piece recalls early western pioneers who blamed the rod for guiding water finds and warns of reliance on such methods.
A group of Ontario men has established a linen enterprise in Donidsier aiming to produce a high grade of Canadian linen. The plan includes a vast factory with a substantial output to spun, weaved, bleached and finished linen products grown in Canada.
A garbled passage discusses Minard's Liniment for garget in cows and questions Lodge's theory on spiritualism. It cites Lieut-Col ALS and McGill University figures, noting debates on science evidence and Ravine science. The text appears as fragmented comments from discussions on physics and popular spiritualism.
An article notes a modern sheath skirt revival drawing on an ancient Egyptian queen image in a Louvre statuette. The gown features a high neck, short sleeves, and a long skirt, echoing styles from thousands of years ago and contrasting with today’s skirt designs.
An early 20th century advertisement touts a local remedy for catarrh claiming the cure is through a local application. The text asserts the medicine cleanses blood and surfaces, with mentions of Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a product that supposedly delivers results.
The newly issued amendments restrict territorial soldiers from accessing cash deposits and establish provisional security requirements. The changes apply specifically to Imperial forces, detailing the process for eligibility and secure handling of deposits amid transitional provisions.
Since the drainage scheme began in Manitoba about 3,200,000 acres of land previously deemed unsuitable for agriculture have been brought under cultivation.
The Canadian Pacific Railway operates two through trains to the East daily with direct connections to Toronto Ottawa and Montreal. Comfortable Standard class sleepers and compartments. Observation car on both trains. Ask any Canadian Pacific Agent about service fares and reservations.
Los Angeles moves to build a war memorial auditorium with a budget of 41060 and a seating capacity of 13431, aiming to honor every man from the city who enlisted in the army, navy or marine corps during World War I.
An advertorial proposal promotes Catarrho with claims it quickly cures old folks coughs catarrh and bronchitis via inhaled balsamic vapor. It describes dosing by inhaler carried in pocket or purse with large, trial, and regular sizes priced to suggest two months of treatment. It cites The Catarrhoscie Co Kingston Canada.
A 2016 Bureau of Statistics survey tallies 12 800 establishments in 44 Canadian cities including 23 in Ontario with capital above two billion dollars. Employment nears 500 000, highlighting major payroll and product sectors.
Advertises Miller's Worn Powders as a cheap universal remedy available at chemists and drug shops. Claims to expel worms from the system and ease suffering, with many mothers praising them for child relief.
A fragmentary note asserts a long known medical belief about certain gases affecting health. The text appears garbled, with unclear subjects and no identifiable events or entities beyond generic medical terms.
A historical note explains Haji or hail insurance in Eastern and Western Canada, detailing the system under which insurance companies operate to assess compensation for crop damage. It covers Saskatchewan and Alberta, claims per acre, and significant loss figures with government supervision and company participation.
An ad claims asthma can be quickly relieved by Dr Kellogg s Asthma Remedy, stating it eases air passages and brings hope and comfort, urging all homes with asthma to use the product. It portrays asthma as exhausting and insists early use is beneficial.
Potter observes oddly shaped barley heads on his mother's tarp in Lily Train Saskatchewan. He reports brittle kernels and suspected depredations by cattle, sending samples to Regina for confirmation and possible value. Further inquiries aim to verify the grain as a rare benedicts or benedict-like discovery with potential value.
A young boy from Loveolake named Willie Edward reportedly fattened cattle rapidly, entering a Calgary feeding contest last April. He added about 500 pounds to the animals, now totaling around 2100 pounds. The exact feed and methods are unknown to his father.
US Alaska population figures show 34718 residents, a 14.4 percent drop in the decade. Superintendent W T Loepp of the Alaska District Bureau of Public Immigration chaired the count, with ten years earlier recorded at 4365 natives and 238,508 total residents.
Doctors endorse a purely vegetable remedy designed to aid digestion and bowel cleansing. The pill, composed largely of plant ingredients, is claimed to tone the stomach and improve overall health through regular use. Years of use reportedly prove its merit.
Charles Garland, heir to the late James A Garland, declines a $1,000,000 share of the estate preferring a simple life. He roams with his wife and infant at Bay End Farm Buzzards Bay while his brother James accepts his portion. A Harvard student brother seems inclined to follow Charles, who rejects private wealth as a source of unrest and unhappiness.
Opposition leader Thomas W. L. Mackenzie King spoke to deputations across the west and expressed satisfaction with the tour outcomes. He noted the reception from Liberal supporters and delegates as he returned home.
McLean's construction reports show that for the first ten months of 1924 the total value of western construction reached 62,492,500 dollars, compared with 28,036,400 in 1919 and 16,098,500 in 1918. Their estimate for 1920 building was 80,000 dollars. This year's total has not been approached since 1913.
A letter from Mrs Joseph of Ste Perpente Quebec praises Baby's Chen Tablets later called Balis Own Fablets for relieving severe constipation in a three month old infant and crediting continued use with the child's healthy growth. Distributed by Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville with a mail order price of 25 cents a bottle.
Hon. Man Mine Delorly, provincial minister of agriculture, reports a likely influx of farmers from Jogland and Scotland to Ontario next spring. He believes many will be desirable tenant farmers with ready cash to buy farms and implements, following a four week stay in England.
An advertisement claims Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills restore health to nervous, tired women. It features a testimonial from Mrs. P.H. Ryan of Sand Point Nova Scotia, describing relief after using six boxes. Price set at 50 cents per box, available through dealers or by mail from The T. Milburn Co. Limited, Toronto, Ont.
In Halifax and Toronto letters a Mrs John Homans and Mrs Hannah Bowness recount long battles with nervous conditions and heart palpitations. They credit Dr. Pierce’s medicines and the Pleasant Pellets with restoring health after prior doctor visits and treatments failed.
Manitoba showcases top livestock results winning a sheepweight prize, first pair of grade barrows, and second in individual grade barrows, with animals weighing 250 to 350 pounds amid strong competition. Followay's Corn Removers advertised in the copy.
Historical records suggest finger prints were used in ancient Korea about 2,200 years ago in slave sale deeds. The practice indicates early adoption of identification methods far earlier than modern detective notions.
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