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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
2
A columnist urges national resolve to stay calm through economic and political turmoil. The piece cites Briand and Marcus Aurelius on keeping cool, urges continued faith in traditional guidance, and calls for united, steady effort to navigate the present crisis toward stable outcomes. It compares prosperity and deflation to weather patterns and urges strength, understanding, and concerted action.
A report from For mosa indicates a vast alluvial gold field found by Tokyo Imperial University engineers led by Dr Jisaburo Yokobori. They estimate about 2,500.60 in value with deposits stretching roughly 150 miles and found in river beds mountains plains and even village streets. The piece also notes Australian mining incentives and Canadian crop imports, plus a儿童 worm remedy.
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick produce only bituminous coal while British Columbia and the Yukon yield mainly bituminous varieties. Saskatchewan mines lignite, Alberta produces bituminous and sub-bituminous coal and ignite, with historic production of anthracite in Somme.
A London to Toronto Globe cable reports a warning from the International Entente bureau against Russias five year plan. It states buying Russian goods funds the dictatorship and fuels revolution, while selling to the Soviet government risks payment of doubtful origin and finances a war machine harming workers and prosperity in other nations.
Overwork during teen years harms health says doctor and patient. Miss Margaret Torrey of Indian Road, Toronto, recalls breakdown in high school, heart palpitations, insomnia, poor appetite, and weight gain after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. Pills sold by dealers or mail order 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Professor G R Anderson of the University of Toronto demonstrates acoustical control on the sixth floor of the Bank of Commerce at King and Jordan Streets. Treated rooms will be 10 percent quieter, with staff efficiency projected to rise 15 percent due to reduced noise. Miller's Worm Powders touted for children's ailments and stomach relief.
A call to focus on a policy that strengthens agriculture now. The Farmers' Advocate argues that if farming becomes reasonably prosperous, all other industries will gain more from this reflected prosperity than from any tariff, even a high peace-time tariff.
A science catalogue from London arrived at Balfour Technical School Regina under the label Science Minister High School Regina North West Territories. The piece hints at travel and identity issues amid Saskatchewan snows, reflecting a distant observer’s view of local pride and confusion.
Mrs Corcoran of Leigh reports long bilious spells and sick headaches eased after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. She credits the first dose with relief and says she has used them nightly for three years to regulate her health. She also gives 3 or 4 pills weekly to five sons. All druggists sell the pills.
New enactments take effect with the year in England covering income tax rises and reliefs, compulsory third party insurance for drivers, removal of private car speed limits, hospital charges for accident care, Sunday closing rules for hairdressers, and Sunday operation allowances for Jewish merchants. Mental patient treatment reforms and continued health insurance contributions for long-term unemployment are noted, with Irish movements on barbering noted in passing.
Relief for gas indigestion and stomach discomfort with Little Tisurnied Magnesia. Safe, fast acting powder or tablets sold at drug stores.
The report notes fur farming avoided heavy losses amid depression with late winter sales delivering fair prices. It emphasizes furs remain a necessity, especially in northern countries, reflecting steady demand and value in the market.
In his youth Mr. Mickleton was a pretty child, a fact his friends doubted. He finds a painting of himself as a boy, shows it to his wife, and the servant is astonished. She laments aloud how unpleasant growing up seems.
Advert says remove callouses and enlarge ments using Douglas Egyptian Liniment as a wonderful remedy.
A musician laments that classic songs persist despite a high rate of murders surrounding the scene. The remark juxtaposes cultural endurance with ongoing violence, suggesting little impact from the deadly incidents on the music’s lasting appeal.
Dr. Julian P. Thomas, a Winnipeg food specialist, argues raw foods plus vegetation can nourish a person for a year per bushel each of wheat and oats. He cites a 90 day raw wheat experiment and notes old world accounts of long life. He predicts extended life and strength, influenced by Daniel, despite early mockery. Asthma warning follows with Dr Kellogg’s remedy as preventive care.
A novel forty two minute clock has been installed on the football grounds at Highbury England. It features black markings from one to forty five and red numerals from forty six to ninety. The clock can be stopped instantly if a player is injured and is powered by a standard clockwork mechanism. Weighing about one and a quarter tons without its frame and eight feet in diameter it is built to measure the exact duration of play.
The 1929 domestic natural gas consumption in Canada is estimated to be enough to replace 640000 tons of coal. Exports from the United States to the Orient are rising again.
Robert Cochrane of Grand Prairie Alberta receives the Canadian National Railway cash prize at the Chicago international hay and grain show for winning the world timothy seed championship in 1930. Nick Chiete of Ranier Alberta wins the top alfalfa seed prize at the same show.
The calendar shows Friday the thirteenth occurring in February, March, and November of 1931, with three such dates, compared to only one in 1930.
A humorous exchange shows a man lamenting his wife’s indecision while a friend jokes that her desires mirror what their neighbors own but cannot be afforded. The wry quip captures suburban wishfulness and envy in a timeless stereotype.
About fifty warehouses have been constructed in the Saloniki Free Zone in Greece, expanding storage capacity and commercial infrastructure. The development signals growing activity in the free zone and could attract more trade and investment to the region.
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