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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cure for debility and blood diseases, claiming they cleanse and enrich the blood, heal ulcers and rheumatism, and improve complexion and strength. The copy asserts thousands prove their efficacy and urges readers to buy 23 cents a box.
Kenyon ponders peace prospects as family feuds flare while Martha Trevlyn bursts in with news that Miss Mavis Comlyn seeks him. The attic scene hints at a deeper plot as Kenyon plans the next move to aid Sir Anthony West’s cause.
Mariha Trevlyn accuses the Barbury boy of trouble as she leads with a guttering candle. The lodger insists he aims to win and selects the pick of the bunch, while cautions about his barbery clergy lineage. The dialogue hints at plots and rivalries in a smoky, tense staircase setting.
General Currie’s letter say a Canadian officer in contact with Ludendorff staff member Captain Finkel warned defeat was certain after the Canadians breached Hindenburg’s line. The Germans aimed for a rearward shift to a new line but couldn’t prevent the breakthrough, signaling a pivotal turn in the engagement.
A summary of postwar optimism for Canadian construction. Growth drivers include public works, railways, housing shortages, and revived industry. With demobilization, labor and materials are expected to stabilize, housing needs rise, and immigration and capital permeate to fuel a western rebuilding surge.
A compact six room house boom may return gradually with greater volume. Labor, materials, and capital costs must align to revive building. Vision of Canada's future hinges on united craft across classes working together to solve reconstruction challenges. Kipling notes collective effort wins.
Modern Lumber Mill in Prince Rupert British Columbia unveils the Pacific coast style heavy machinery including a 46 by 250 feet two story saw mill with a log lift, a shingle mill planing mill and kilns. The plant aims for efficiency and low production costs with a daily capacity of 125000 feet of lumber and 150000 shingles. A twin feed reversible engine powers the system independently.
Detroit Builders and Traders exchange will send a large delegation to the National Association of Builders' Exchanges convention, slated for late February in Milwaukee. The meeting will address postwar industry readjustment and lifting building restrictions.
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