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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
2
A reader asks how to verify if a headache tonic or nervous system remedy is safe, urging consultation with a physician to confirm safety and avoid harmful ingredients. The note stresses doctor guidance for neuralgia rheumatic pains treatment.
A historical notice warns readers about unproven remedies and promotes Aspirin as a trusted pain reliever. It notes Aspirin is a Bayer Company trademark and advises looking for Bayer on each tablet to ensure safety.
In Boone County a cattlemen meeting aims to form a irrigation company led by Link Fleming. Kilgo pretends support while opposing, pressuring derelict engineer Soak Tor may to back the scheme. Buzz Fleming shoots at Link after a confrontation. Townsend is wounded by a separate shot. Fleming and Helen form a irrigation partnership. Kilgo confronts Link at home where Fleming signals and a shot is fired.
In Rawhide a heated scene unfolds as Link Kilgo and Roper clash over a murder accusation while Helen defends Kilgo. Kilgo seeks business alliance with Link to back Triple H irrigation, and banker Pieper weighs influence as Helen plans to join the venture with Link.
In Panama the smallest coin, the media, is worth about 2 percent of a cent and is widely used by the poorer population. Goods are quoted in media, especially cheap biscuits favored by locals. The United States supplies most trade, Britain handles fancy biscuits, while Canada and Germany have smaller shares. The Canadian National Railways notes limited domestic production by bakers and steady consumption of soda biscuits among natives.
A four foot long hand gun richly encrusted with gold and stones, once in the armoury of deposed Ceylon king Sir Vikrama Raja Sinha, was brought to England by Sir John D Op D'Oyly and is now bought for Ceylon by Dr Paul Pieris the Ceylon Trade Commissioner in England.
Elmira Ontario district crews are cutting and converting elm trees into square timbers for shipment to Vancouver and then Hong Kong to be used in shipbuilding for Chinese junks.
In Elkhart Indiana the instrument industry notes a shift away from saxophones toward clarinets and trumpets as demand rises for the other brass and woodwind instruments. The change reflects evolving tastes in music supply amid a changing market.
L O Head president of the Railway Express Agency announced a unified air and air rail express network linking the United States with Canadian facilities, the Pacific, and South America. Twenty of 23 domestic airlines and Pan American Airways signed contracts for a February 1 inauguration, with door to door pickup in 215 U S and Canada cities and service to 32 foreign countries via Pan American. The system, begun in 2017 and expanding by 1935 to 2.24 billion pound miles, will allow 3 pounds of express across the continent for 2 cents per pound, while the California to Hawaii line will cost 2.67 dollars per pound.
The oldest motor car in Africa, a four horsepower vehicle made in France in 1894, was presented to the Johannesburg municipal museum. The car remains in running order and retains its original solid back tires.
A devotional meditation citing Isaiah 12:2 urges trust over fear. It counsels releasing anxious striving for a quiet mind, avoiding overanalyzing inner progress, and accepting duties shaped by circumstances. Trust in God’s ongoing guidance and rest in divine Providence.
Warren William starts the film colony first school for fowl as thirty chickens begin a course of education. He believes the trained birds may become film stars though shy about the idea.
Marie asks if they are in love as she notes their connection. He describes a ball game while she shares her cousin's newly formed dream, revealing a quiet, interwoven romance.
Fragmentary reports describe pilots from the M land Aviation Company and Angus Campbell dealing with beaver trapping. The notes hint at relief systems and legality concerns for fur trapping, with estimates suggesting a significant winter catch and tensions over balancing civilization progress.
A Vienna report says the Austrian tobacco monopoly aims to profit from the Olympic Games by offering Olympia cigars and cigarettes to smokers. It notes Austria will honor the event with the smoking promotion.
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