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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
5
A man recounts doctor advised weight reduction from 206 lbs to 156 lbs after using Kruschen Salts. He credits the pills for better health sleep appetite and energy and urges others to start treatment. Includes offer of a free trial and money back reassurance.
In a tense moment, a woman consoles Alan as they prepare to part. She urges a future together with marriage in Edmonton and a voyage to Blackfoot Sea kirks, promising a cabin on Vancouver Island. Alan remains distracted, thinking of his risky venture and distant goals.
Alan Baker plans a solo hunt for gunmen who shot his friends and profit from his crew dissolved. He entrusts Joyce and cabin to Bill Hardsock, assigns Joyce to old Dad Pence for protection, and asks Pence to guard Joyce while he departs for a risky mission with a tight timetable.
A buyer approaches Drummond at the counter asking the price of a motor canoe. The exchange hints at a sales moment to be continued, underscoring a transactional moment in a rural or small town setting.
Northern Manitoba forestry branch reports 5660 miles flown by carrier pigeons last year with only five lost. At Cormorant base 61 pigeons housed, 20 hatched, ten casualties in training. Birds carried messages from Norway House Winnipegosis Cedar Lake Herb Lake and Cold Lake.
A Greek plan requires all cars to idle half the week except Sundays. Under the system, vehicles with even license plates may operate on Monday Wednesday and Friday, while those with odd plates may run on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
A Stockholm firm claiming to be the world’s oldest trading concern displays documents over 700 years old to prove it has traded since the twelfth century. Local officials note the claim hinges on historic records and the company’s long-standing operations in Sweden.
A University of Missouri chemistry department study places the earth’s age at more than 570 million years, marking a notable estimate in geologic research. The finding underscores longstanding debates about early Earth history and evolutionary timelines, highlighting methods used in radiometric dating and fossil records.
In Montreal M Nakata, a Japanese lumber and wheat importer, says exchange conditions and weak US banks divert Japanese business to Canada. He notes Canada offers wheat at two dollars versus US two fifty, Seattle office declining while Vancouver gains. He expects rice price stabilization to boost wheat demand.
De Valera urges Irish women to forget Paris fashion and clothe themselves in homespun. He warns that if present policies persist, they will be clad in potato sacks.
A dandelion found in Crimea contains a milky sap suited to rubber making and experts believe the process could be scaled commercially. This potential breakthrough could lead to new rubber sources amid ongoing material shortages.
The first directory of London traces its royal origin to King Charles I who sought a list of citizens able to lend money. The inventory records early efforts to organize lenders and public finance under royal authority.
A devotional meditation contrasts Bible verses with a tranquil life view. It recalls mercy and faith, then notes a fragile wildflower thriving near a horse path, showing resilience against danger without fear. The piece quotes Jane Borthwick and Henry D Thoreau to underline calm courage.
Dr. F W Patterson president of Acadia University told a Halifax service club that the average Canadian forms political opinions early and sticks with loyalties. He cited that four of five voters do not know what they are voting for in normal times, influenced by emotion rather than reason.
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