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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
6
After a difficult night, Mrs Fenwick sobs as her husband aids her recovery. The narrator urges Mr Fenwick to support his wife, saying the life changing moment could unite them. Mrs Fenwick gradually improves and the couple grows closer through their shared grief and hope.
Ivad returns home to begin spring work with Murray as we implement a planned season. We expand our small farm, add a second cow and calf, tend the garden, and juggle chores with children and pets while preparing for summer and future pleasures at Herrington's Hope.
A narrator details tending hens and turkeys, garden pests like cutworms, and a year on the farm with Murray. They discuss staying on the rural land versus returning to the city, weighing capital, labor, and community needs. The couple debates a balanced Canadian policy and their family’s future as spring fever and long effort converge.
Purported medical patent claim warns constipation and biliousness relieve with Dr Hamilton's Pill. Claims are mild in effect yet thorough in cleansing wastes from the entire system.
Dr Hamiltons Pills claim to gently move the bowels tone the tummy aid digestion clear the skin and aid those plagued by colds biliousness and languor. Sold at 5c per box or 6 for 1.99 via dealers or The CatarHozone Co Montreal.
A Bloomington Pantagraph reprint laments rising automobile deaths in the United States, noting 11 666 deaths last year an increase of 3 498 from the prior year. It warns against haste speed and reckless choices emphasizing the need to heed warning signals like those engineers once ignored.
The small depositor relies on a bank chartered by public authority and subjected to regular examination. He expects his money to be safeguarded by bank competence and by robust public oversight and control. Providence Journal.
Brief item notes Miss Allatrese and Miss Elble previewing upcoming events next week with casual remark about proper conduct. Mentions of a husband and a London publication appear in the fragment. No further context or dates provided.
The New York Herald notes Britain is funding and paying its 4.6 billion dollar debt to the United States, totaling 92 million and 969.6 million for interest and principal, with last payment due in 62 years. Despite heavy taxation and unemployment, Britain faces tasks openly, guided by pride and honor.
Canada sees a 13 per cent rise in construction awards for the eleven months ending November compared with 1922. November totals reach 15,632,200 while October was 30,078,100 and November 1922 was 21,453,900. Residential work leads with 6,692,700 or 42.9 per cent of the month.
Fourteen dog teams, chosen from hundreds of miles away, prepare for the March 11 derby at The Pas. The Matte Cup carries 92,600 in prize money, with 14 teams expected to start the 20 mile grind. Favorites include A Shorty Russick and Charles 3 Morgan's team. Also notes U S grain movement through Canadian ports totaling 66,000,000 bushels in the 1922 23 crop year, implying 119,000,000 bushels handled via lake and exit ports.
A motion picture firm once offered a large sum to film the Passion Play with the Oberammergau players but they refused. Now the troupe heads to New York and Baltimore to sell woodcarving to relieve distress among their fellow villagers.
Denyse Collin a famed parachutist, leapt from an airplane at about 1000 feet to test a seven pound parachute argued by technicians to cause a fatal 1290 pound shock. She landed safely proving the device could function as an air passenger lifesaver in an experimental feat at Isdy les Moulineaux, France.
Saskatchewan labor bureaux relocated 1796 workers for winter camps since the season began. Of these, 327 went to Ontario camps and 116 to Manitoba. The remaining 1353 were sent to forests in northern Saskatchewan, aiding eastern neighbors as well as local needs.
A survey by Soldier Settlement Board district officers aims to identify farm worker openings in spring. Collected data will be tabulated and shared with immigration authorities to regulate and direct immigration to needed points overseas.
A Detroit Free Press reminiscence argues against idealizing the past, noting apples freely available and grocers overstocked with fruit. The piece contrasts past nostalgia with present realities, depicting carefree youth and casual theft as common then.
The large number of war widows who remarried partly explains Britain's cut in war pensions last year. About 84 percent of widows on the pension remarried, amid over 2,000,000 surplus spinsters in the country. The government saved 214 million in pensions, largely due to many children reaching the pension age limit of 16.
The October catch of sea fish totaled 691,572 cwts valued at 1,014,302 dollars, compared with 679,320 cwts worth 1,494,210 dollars in October 1922. Haddock hake pollock mackerel halibut herring sardines and prichards fell, while cod salmon albacore swordfish lobsters and oyatere rose.
An excerpt from E A Heny discusses the harm of untruthfulness using color bias as a cautionary motif. It compares dishonesty to diseases and warns that lies corrode character, urging children to be straight, trustworthy, and strong in home and school. A Scottish tale of Little Scotch Granite shows the impact of truthful conduct on a school.
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