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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
2
In a Northwoods night passage, Edna confronts a lover’s betrayal after a fawn is found motherless. The scene centers on memory, guilt, and fragile trust as Edna recalls the sacrifice and wrestles with conflicting emotions and loyalties.
An advertisement claims Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills restore health to nervous weary women. A testimonial from Mrs PLE Ryan of Sand Point NS describes relief after six boxes, noting improved sleep, appetite, and strength, and urges others to use the remedy. Price is six cents a box at dealers or mailed by The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
Willow explains she is Willow and asks Dorkin to stay away from Lulu the cat who tried to attack her. Dorkin praises the cub bears raccoons and foxes, urging Willow to play with the cubs while noting Lulu’s danger and the need to protect her. The scene ends with “to be contigued.”
Dorkin confronts Willow about her risky play with Lulu the wild cat. Willow defends her fearlessness while recounting how Lulu prompted her to free the kittens, prompting Dorkin to intervene to protect the cubs and warn of danger.
Dr. Roxal S. Copeland proposes an amendment to the public code calling for a concrete wall around New York shorefront materials. The measure would require 600 feet of waterfront areas coated with concrete to five feet, covered with wire mesh, and windows sealed. Existing frames may escape new work if judged already rat proof.
The text explains that pins were once expensive and saved by wealthy households with a rule allowing sale only on January 1 and 2. Women secured pin money from husbands on those days. The phrase pin money survives as a personal allowance. Pins appeared in England around 1340 and were known as early as 1347. In 1824, Mighton invented a machine to manufacture pins cheaply.
An article explains the origin of the phrase bury the hatchet as a peace gesture among Native Americans. It describes the Great Spirit guiding tribes to bury scalping knives and war clubs in the ground to end hostilities.
A brief maxim states that more failures stem from lacking will than from lacking strength. The line emphasizes inner resolve as key to overcoming challenges and achieving success.
Advertisement-style note extols Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cure for biliousness and associated symptoms. Claims quick benefit, cleansing effect on bowels and liver, and overall vitality improvement. Mentions headache dizziness shortness of breath and poor color as conditions addressed. One recrits per box details appear.
A physical director warns against resting on Monday as the day to quit, labeling Monday the day of low mood. The doctor notes Blue Monday affects thousands, linked to exaltation on Sunday and depressive cycles from over or underexercise, prompting a cautious routine.
An ancient four hundred room apartment house has been uncovered in the Agtee district of New Meare after centuries buried. Many chambers show pertest conditions with artifacts of the ancients scattered about. Excavations warn that Aztec relics may draw visitors, about 100 miles southeast of Mesa Verde Park famed for cliff dwellings.
A concise aphorism notes that virtue yields rewards while hard work and reliability lead to timely payment, stressing the value of integrity in daily life. The line blends humor with practical wisdom about earning through honest effort.
The passage argues that in a highly organized Chinese system all people celebrate birthdays on New Year’s Day to avoid wasted time and debt. It notes adults, children, and women all partake, then return to work without holidays, and that paying every last debt on that day is seen as practical. If debt free, a man stays indoors, feeling changed.
R T Farret said Canada would see the largest influx of immigrants ever, with 30000 Finland applicants and 10000 ex convicts ready for relocation under the Imperial Government settlement scheme. He noted English belief that Canada may relax the $250 immigrant requirement as spring approaches.
A 5000 foot aircraft trial to seed clouds with dust failed as the dust dispersed poorly causing no rain. The report notes a proverb on luck and misfortune, stating fortune may knock once but misfortune comes unseen.
A brief reflective note suggests that shared hardship can bond people, humorously stating that misery brings companionship and that some choose marriage as a response to life’s rough patches.
A cable received from Shanghai dated December 22, 1920, pleads for Canadian aid to China amid a devastating famine. Signatories include White, Bishop Horan, Mackenzie, Moderator, and Mac Gillvray.
A thoughtful remark states that most so called luck comes from ninety nine parts ambition and one part talent, emphasizing drive over innate skill.
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