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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1931
Page
5
James Halliday confronts Angela as she resists his control and hidden ambitions surface. He laments her evasions while offering care, yet she mocks his promises and independence. A tense moment ends with his weary return to work, masking inner conflict.
Gay and Nick escape cares with Uncle Sim in the countryside. They hike Bear Hill, build a dam, and share tender reflections as their past fears about separation fade. Sonny, Simeon, and Mrs Bemis observe. Gay recalls Nick’s near departure, revealing a deeper love as they plan future visits. To Be Continued.
An ad promotes a Phillips’ liquid product claimed to neutralize stomach acid and relieve headaches gas and indigestion. It stresses immediacy and harmful after-effects from acidity, advises seeking genuine 4& liquid Phillips’ and looks for the Philippea name on the bottle at AU drugstores.
Winnipeg and St Boniface authorize rebuilding of Norwood bridge over the Red River. The steel structure will create work for about 600 men through the winter, covering fabrication and construction efforts.
The Ad-an-an Club plans a 200000 candle power aeroplane rocket salute from Pike's Peak summit to honor the late explorer Roald Amundsen a member of the organization. The event marks 1931 activities by the mountaineering club.
The Western wheat surplus creates a national concern as eastern provinces feel the impact and mixed farming cannot be adopted quickly. CPR President Beatty supports temporary help, urging cooperation between the Federal Government and Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta authorities to find an effective solution.
Recipe for bread pudding uses 2 cups milk scalded 2 tablespoons butter 1 cup stale bread cubes 13 cup sugar 1/ teaspoon salt 1, teaspoon vanilla 12 teaspoon almond extract 2 eggs slightly beaten 1 cup toasted coconut Combine milk with butter and bread cubes Add salt sugar and flavoring to eggs Beat slightly Pour milk over egg mixture and mix in coconut Bake in greased dish in a pan of hot water at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 43 to 50 minutes Serves 6.
Crisp cabbage is chilled in ice water then drained and dried. The recipe folds finely shredded cabbage with drained pineapple shredded coconut and mayonnaise then lightly tossed with salt and served on crisp lettuce with pepper strips as a garnish. Serves six.
Canadian friends of Sir William Wanless, a famed Indian missionary surgeon, note his return to India to launch the Sir William Wanless Union Tuberculosis Sanatorium on a 100 acre site two miles from Miraj. Wanless performed an estimated 96,000 operations during his career, earning recognition as a leading medical pioneer in India. Canada celebrates its contribution through figures like O. R. Avison and Dr. James S. Gale.
An old advertisement touts Douglas' Egyptian Liniment as a fast reliable remedy. It claims instant bleeding control and cauterizing effects, with benefits for muscular rheumatism, spelling out its varied uses and proven results.
A discussion notes wheat and corn as animal feed. It estimates if corn sells at one dollar per bushel, wheat at twelve cents more per bushel is marginally more valuable as feed. The casual remark implies wheat is the slightly preferred feed over corn. London boy bandits are being birched.
A traveller reports taxi drivers in Bombay accept credit and trust strangers. If no money is on hand, one may give name and address and the driver will call later, often weeks. An English passenger once left a taxi at the docks, but the driver waited two and a half days, believing the sahib would return, and police had to intervene as the fare reached about 160 rupees.
Acting on a departmental recommendation, the City of Saskatoon will require that materials used in all city contracts be Canadian products where possible. Foreign materials may be used only when sufficient cause is shown.
The ad explains how crying signals distress in infants while a content baby shows health. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. as a safe laxative that sweetens the stomach regulates bowels banishing constipation and indigestion and easing teething irritation. The product sells for 25 cents a box and is available via mail or from medicine dealers.
Conan Doyle notes James Payn's handwriting as the worst he ever encountered. A note from Payn was unreadable to a reader who consulted a chemist who produced a large bottle of medicine. A related item mentions Mother Graves Worm Terminator as a simple remedy. Two Pullman cars for transporting sick and invalided persons were built for use on a northern railroad.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe bland vegetable preparation for children. It claims quick relief from colic, diarrhea, constipation, and colds with a few drops, noting the genuine product bears Chas. H. Fletcher's signature and is sold in every drugstore.
A compendium of inspirational quotes urging daily labor for virtuous ends. Scripture and literary figures emphasize duty, perseverance, and purpose, urging readers to seek their task and work diligently before night falls.
The creator and pre server offers a tonic praised as magical for complexions. It cools irritated skin, smooths flushed areas, and imparts youthful freshness with gentle rubbing. Valued for softening hands and achieving flawless whiteness. Suitable for women who care for their appearance.
The French Geographical Society owns a map in Napoleon Bonaparte’s hand notes outlining a proposed invasion and annexation of Australia. Prince Roland Bonaparte, Napoleon’s descendant, presented the document to the society, highlighting historical ambitions.
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