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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
5
Joyce refuses to press her father to the edge of crime while Alan seeks truth to expose the bandits. He pledges support, fearing a deadly outcome and vowing not to see her father railroaded. Their tense exchange unfolds in the dawn as he prepares to press his case.
An old advertisement touts a regimen said to steady nerves and improve sleep, appetite, and appearance. It claims 98 of 106 women found it helpful and promotes liquid or tablet forms as preferred. The pitch emphasizes life feeling worth living again.
Alan and his small police party chase six armed bandits along the Alooska river. Forecasted confrontation looms as the launch nears the Forks, forcing a strategic split to outflank the fugitives. Joyce MacMillan awaits at the wharf as tension builds for a decisive clash.
A housekeeper writes that Kruschen Salts reduced her fat burden. She claims to have used three bottles, starting with a teaspoon in hot water every morning and now half a teaspoon, with weight perception of age. The ad links European spa fame to a home remedy and credits the salts with aiding bodily functions to shed fat.
The 1932 rice harvest in China reached its peak in several years signaling a strong agricultural season. Government reports note ample yields across major provinces and improved production compared with recent years.
The Topographical Survey of Ottawa issues a reprint of the eastern end of Great Slave Lake map. It covers the Northern arm with Fort Bellance and Lockhart River, showing navigation channels and waterways to the Arctic. Maps, scales four and six miles to one inch, priced by the Interior Department.
A poetic piece urges living fresh each day with courage in the now. It contrasts sunrise joy and dusk peace, advising to touch not the future’s curtain and to appreciate the world petal by petal minute by minute.
Col J H Mackie announced in Ottawa that Russia would not be forced to import wheat this season after discussing with Peter Bogdanov, chairman of Amtorg Trading Corporation in New York. Bogdanov reported wheat collections in Russia last month were above expectations.
The German Russian Air Transportation Company announces that air service from Berlin to Moscow will continue through winter. Beginning December 15 the Berlin Moscow route operates daily carrying passengers mail and freight under the new schedule.
Unofficial reports indicate Japan has formally refused the Soviet proposal for a non aggression pact submitted about a year ago. The move signals ongoing tensions between Tokyo and Moscow and follows renewed diplomatic exchanges.
Quotations from Grenville Kleiser and George S. Merriam urge readers to ease others burdens and act charitably. When overwhelmed, one can still give help or share kindness, finding refuge in aiding another.
The 1931 fish production fell in all provinces except Yukon and Saskatchewan. By December 20, 1932 domestic fishing licenses rose by 846 versus the prior year. Saskatchewan stocking programs continued with trout released and 25,435,508 fish and fry distributed across seven lakes in the Cypress Hills region.
Scientists at the Institute of Metals report a new beryllium based feather-weight metal stronger than steel. Early tests show potential to displace aluminum in many applications, though brittleness remains a hurdle. Research aims to blend it into an alloy for commercial use.
A description of artificial kidney growth on a glass slide under a microscope and a notable medical discovery derived from observing the “wheels” of this living machine was reported to the American Association for the Advancement of Science at Atlantic City.
Government offices in London stamp approximately 1.5 million documents each day. The figure reflects busy administrative workflow across departments and underscores the scale of public record-keeping in the capital.
French industry groups express concern as the government signals possible tax hikes. Business leaders warn of reduced investment and slower growth if new levies pass, urging restraint and targeted fiscal reforms to shield competitiveness.
In Ottawa the annual winter cruise of H.M.C.S. Skeena and H.M.C.S. Vancouver was curtailed to save expense. The voyage shortened by a month, avoiding the Panama Canal, visiting Pacific coast ports as far south as Mazatlan, returning to Esquimalt in the first week of April. They left Victoria harbor January 6.
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