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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
4
Ellington confronts Mrs Tressingham after her admission of arranging a private game at Mr Barthelemy's. He warns of a police report but intends to proceed cautiously. Marcia surprises them at the door, and she refuses to speak to Ellington about the incident, sealing the moment with a stern refusal.
George Ellington travels to New Scotland Yard in anger seeking police action against Barthelemy and von Roon after learning of his wife Letty’s involvement. He aims to expose the affair and punish the rivals, but encounters a stiff, machine like official who seems uninterested in his grievances.
Ainsworth Ellington debates with a club official about his wife’s actions at the Amaranth Club. The official insists the wife acted of her own free will with two men, denies coercion, and notes there is no proof a demand for money existed. Ellington weighs publicity versus family reputation as the matter drifts toward continuation.
Tim Healy reports strong cooperation with the United States Food Administration as travel hosts in Denver Salt Lake City Oklahoma City Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Spokane and Butte adopt conservation practices. Chesapeake and Ohio Dining Car Service notes beefless day began September 23 with wheat cakes buckwheat and rye breads replacing meat and wheat products. Public menus in Boston urge sugar restraint linking home practice to French wartime sacrifices and wheatless and meatless days.
Dr F American Eunesh reports uncovering 1060 year old relics in Central New Mexico near Zuni, including glass beads and turquoise incrusted ornaments. Burial practices vary by layer, with dismembered remains and cremation in bowls found at Hawikah site. Houston Post notes broader reflections on future tech adoption.
A reflective piece discusses the appeal of military life and the sacrifices of soldiers and families. It notes the longing of front line troops and civilians for news, especially furloughs and letters, and extols the devotion of women who love the brave soldier for strength and courage.
An old friend jokes about Grace's upcoming marriage noting she once claimed a personal tour. Grace replies with a playful quip, saying Jack is the personal conductor and she is the small seed party. The exchange ends with light humor.
The Philadelphia Ledger comments on the Kaiser and Germany’s aims as the world recoils from Belgium and northern France. It portrays Kaiser Wilhelm II as clinging to the old mythic power of iron and sword, likening his rhetoric to that of ancient gods and warning that only peaceful forces can curb his delusion.
An order in council prohibits homestead entry applications in Western Canada from aliens unless the applicant has been a British subject since the war began or is a subject of allied or neutral countries. The rule excludes aliens born and naturalized since the war who served in the Canadian Expeditionary Forces or were honorably discharged.
A humorous quote from the Loulaville Courier Journal features a scientist claiming oysters secrete pearls under the ocean bed. The exchange riffs on misheard science, reflecting lighthearted local newspaper tone.
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