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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 23, 1933

Page

2

World Wheat Situation Summary for Western Canada

Western Canada seed time shifts focus from yield to price as farmers face a world market where prices stay below production costs. Donald M. Marvin of the Royal Bank of Canada outlines 1932 to 1933 supply trends, with Canada supplying over half of wheat exports and carryover projections around 120 to 180 million bushels despite bumper European crops and tariffs.

Canada Donald M. Marvin Royal Bank of Canada Orient Europe Germany Italy Spain Portugal Greece Holland Scandinavia Czecho-Slovaka France Russia United States U.S Broomhall Australia

The Civilized Savage and the Plane Mystery

Two German airmen in remote North Australia abandon their plane due to privations. On returning they find the craft guarded by mission-raised natives and later stripped by souvenir hunters in Melbourne. Radio keeps lighthouse keepers amused while awaiting lighthouses. News of Cobham’s 10 000 mile non stop flight plan from England to Australia unfolds.

North Australia Melbourne London Evening News Alan Cobham England

Western Fair Circuit Announces 1933 Attractions Lineup

Secretary J E Rattle reported contracts for the western Canada circuit attractions are set by the five fairs. Despite tight budgets the 1933 schedule aims to match prior years with nightly Bird of Paradise shows sponsored by A Thayin. The plan includes five or six musicians per center and acts like Four Night Hawks, Seven Tip Tops, Nine Toyama Japs, Rita and Dunn, Three American Clowns, and Master Eugene.

J. E. Rattle Western Canada A. Thayin A. Rinley Rita Dunn Eugene

People Giving More Time To Horticulture

The Dominion Horticulturist at the Canadian Government Experimental Farm in Ottawa notes during the financial depression people have more time for home beautification. Increased correspondence on ornamental horticulture reflects efforts to improve surroundings and apply test plant collections and growing methods. Canada grows hardy shrubs and plants that perform well abroad, adapted to local climate.

Dominion Central Experimental Farm Ottawa Canada

Forecasts Revival Of The Timber Industry In 1933

A. E. Parklow district forester told the Prince Rupert chamber of commerce that timber stocks are at their lowest in three years and that any upturn in business will trigger immediate logging and milling activity. He noted dwindling yard stocks of poles and scarce replacements for railways and utilities, predicting 1933 should show at least a partial return to normal activity after 1932's low ebb.

A. E. Parklow Prince Rupert

Wedding Dress Pawned 40 Years Later in London

A wedding dress pawned 40 years ago is the subject of a London pawnbrokers inquiry. Interest was paid until recently when payments ceased and the owner vanished. The dress passed through several shops and is now held by Robertson's Ltd. The former owner never returned to claim it.

London Robertson's Ltd

Indoor Gardening Opens Seeded Year Across Canada

Canadians begin indoor gardening season as seed catalogs arrive. A. E. McKenzie Company of Brandon mails its prairie catalogue with standard varieties and new introductions suited to Canadian soil and climate. It highlights Sand Cherry and Crested Wheat Grass, and promotes two contests with $5,215 in prizes for World Grain Exhibition attendance forecasts and related predictions.

A. E. McKenzie Company, Ltd Brandon Prairie Provinces Canada McKenzie Regina

Hypnotic Apples Speed Banana Ripening Claim

Sir William Hardy told the British Association of Refrigeration that placing Canadian apples with bananas in a refrigerator can rapidly ripen millions of bananas exported to Canada from the British West Indies. He said air passing over elderly apples carries emanations that influence other vegetables, speeding up young apples while potatoes nearby show little growth.

Canada British West Indies Sir William Hardy British Association of Refrigeration Sir William

Egypts One Paper Mill in Alexandria Faces Demand

Egypt operates a single paper mill in Alexandria producing cardboard for cigarette boxes from locally sourced wastepaper and rags. In 1931 only forty six tons of pulp were imported. A project seeks to build a new mill using local vegetation, but higher grade paper may require imported wood pulp.

Egypt Alexandria

No Use For It Lady of the House Exchange

A humorous exchange unfolds as a tramp asks a practical question about moss while a lady questions his work ethic. The dialogue turns on the value of moss to a man in his condition, highlighting class clash and streetwise wit.

Thomas Mann

American woman marries third of three brothers

An American lady marries the third brother after divorcing the other two, a remarkable compliment to her mother-in-law.

Industrialization Leads South China in Importance

South China continues to prioritize industrial growth as its defining focus, signaling a shift toward manufacturing and infrastructure development. Officials highlight sustained investment, rising output, and expanding job opportunities amid regional economic planning.

South China

Literary Tribute To Lady Nicotine In English Letters

The piece traces tobacco's rise from its introduction in England by Hawkins Lane Drake and Raleigh to its role as muse for literary figures. It cites King James I’s objections yet notes tobacco’s broad popularity and lists James Barrie Kipling Mann and others who praised cigars and smoke as a literary and cultural symbol.

John Hawkins Ralph Lane Virginia Francis Drake Walter Raleigh England James I Europe James Barrie Rudyard Kipling Kim

Invitation to Mollison and Amy Johnson to tour Canada

Aviation leaders propose inviting Capt James Mollison and Amy Johnson to tour Canada this summer. The plan, to be sent to Ottawa’s civil aviation department, envisions a trans Atlantic flight first and then a Dominion tour with stops along the trans Canada air mail route and a return nonstop flight.

James Mollison Amy Johnson Canada Department of Civil Aviation Ottawa Mollisons Dominion Trans- Canada Air Mail

Modern bar seships powered by electric motors

The statement notes that electric motors on modern bar seships possess energy rivaling a million men, highlighting high power levels and advanced propulsion tech.

Argentina ships 15.6 million tons in ten months of 1922

Data shows Argentina exported over 15,600,000 tons of products in the first ten months of 1922. A second line comments that women may lack imagination but know what they want when they want it.

Argentina

Cape for Abyssinian Emperor Crafted by Montreal Furriers

The Bank of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa ordered a royal cape for Haile Selassie from a Montreal furrier. A sample garment was sent to Montreal to ensure accuracy. The finished cape cost 1200 dollars, made of Alaska seal trimmed with ermine and lined with black cashmere, with red velvet facing and black satin trim.

Montreal Abyssinia Solomon Canada Haile Selassie Lion of Judah Bank of Ethiopia Addis Ababa Alaska

Artificial Heart Report From Moscow Institute

Report from Moscow states two doctors at the Institute for Blood Transfusion devised an artificial heart showing remarkable results in dog surgeries. They restored life to a dog's entire organism and then performed several heart operations with the real heart temporarily disabled for about four and a half minutes. The advance raises hope that similar human heart procedures for currently incurable diseases may become possible.

Moscow Institute For Blood Transfusion

Leicester A Tragedy by William Dunlap 1794

The first American tragedy staged, Leicester, also known as False Deception, dates to 1794 and features William Dunlap as author.

Leicester William Dunlap

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