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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
2
In a candid kitchen talk, Flora reveals Frank Blaisdell sold his grocery store and will travel with Hattie and Jane’s circle. The plan includes Yellowstone Park, Garden of the Gods, and California, with Finances in motion as the group rides trains. Flora notes Frank’s hard work and hints at a deeper restlessness beyond retirement.
In mid July the Blaisdells vanish from Hillerton leaving Miss Maggie and Mrs Smith with their letters and memories. Mr Smith keeps busy with tasks and day trips while Miss Maggie reads letters from Jane Frank and Flora, noting travel plans, homesickness, and pockets lost in New York.
An unclear sentence notes an event involving Battic and Vba Woransatne with missing context and attribution. The fragment offers no concrete actions, dates, or locations to anchor a fuller newsroom summary. Further readable details are needed to identify persons, organizations, and the event.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a rapid cold remedy that reaches the lungs and bronchial tubes, claiming complete disease trace elimination. It warns against dangerous substitutes and offers large, small, and sample sizes priced to entice buyers through dealers in Montreal.
Miss Maggie forges ahead with grief, aided by Mr. Smith and Miss Flora and Mr. James Blaisdell as Frank and Jane Blaisdell return home. They explore cemeteries and settle into routine while plans for the school year unfold. Hattie’s discovery about money adds a sharp note of tension.
In Chehalis Washington W E Pence shows a net monthly profit of 750 from an Electrical Business credits his spare time home study course with Chicago Engineering Works. He writes a letter dated October 7 1921 praising the training that made him financially independent and a respected local businessman. The firm claims its program can turn ordinary workers into electrical experts earning 3600 to 10000 annually and plans a new rapid training class.
In Hillerton, Hattie frets over two hundred dollar gowns while richer women spend five hundred to a thousand. Mr Smith and Miss Magegte discuss the mounting unhappiness as money shifts status and her husband’s prospects. She plots to secure better positions for Jim and education for Fred Elizabeth and Benjamin, chasing more funds to tide them over the legacy chimes.
On January 18 the Montcalm, the new Canadian Pacific liner, sails from Liverpool to Saint John on its maiden voyage. Geared turbine with two funnels the 566 foot vessel measures 70 by 5114 feet and will carry at least 520 cabin and 1550 third class passengers. It is among the largest in Canadian service and speeds at 17 knots.
A claim that Freezone relieves hard or soft corns and corns between toes without soreness. A druggist sells a small bottle for a few cents, allegedly removing all corns and calluses with no irritation.
A Montreal Gazette note discusses plans to harness the River Jordan for power, arguing it will not desecrate the sacred waters if used properly. It compares ancient reverence for the sun and sacred creatures to modern utility, suggesting commercial use can coexist with reverence.
Ad Offers Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse stomach and bowels and remove poison from the liver. Promises relief by morning with a 10 cent box. Mentions White Star liner Tilbury arrival carrying 800 living animals from Australia and New Guinea, including 200 parrots, for zoos.
Dredging tests near Hudsons Hope in Peace River country show dirt yielding at least 1.00 in gold per cubic yard. With spring, a syndicate plans large scale development there. The Smith family is noted as numbering 14,000,000 members worldwide.
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