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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
6
Dorothy Purnell plots to confront the Rexhills over Gordon’s disappearance after seizing a blotter that stirs her into action. She rides Gypsy to the hotel then toward the mountains to seek Helen Rexhill, vowing vengeance and rescue.
A brief feature highlights guidance for young women in Alta focusing on education, career training, and community support services. It emphasizes mentorship, local programs, and available resources to foster independence and resilience. The piece underscores practical steps and encourages community involvement.
In Crawling Water Helen Rexhill and Dorothy clash over Gordon Wade and a dangerous secret. Dorothy presses for his location while Helen defends Wade and accuses Dorothy of moral breach. Senator Rexhill, unaware of the exact danger, contends with the tension as a Washington telegram looms over a cavalry action.
A brief unclear note mentions most toys and a car with references to tows and ignorance. The text lacks concrete entities, dates, or actions to establish a definite news item.
Atlantic airship service to link Seville and Buenos Aires announced by the London Daily Chronicle. Four Zeppelins to operate with 400 hp engines, carrying 40 passengers and 11 tons of mail and cargo. crossings planned in 3 days 16 hours at 22 miles per hour with two round trips weekly and aboard pilots with extensive flight records.
A Calgary Herald reflection laments inconsistent moisture in southern Alberta. The writer mocks the weather office for extremes from drought to flood, notes ministers and Hatfield were urged to secure rain, and recalls a Presbyterian minister’s lengthy prayer as a humorous aside.
A brief cartoon caption from the Philadelphia Bulletin features a husky man pleading for money from a cleaner who refuses. The tramp acknowledges kindness but jokes about not kicking him when down, reflecting hardboiled street humor.
Scene set at a Buenos Aires hotel as a clerk asks for a Borelgper, a new arrival responds with uncertain oath. An English London Express reference appears, framing a moment of identity or translation confusion in a public lodging setting.
A sporting padre remarks on buttons seen in offertory plates and urges plain hearts over garments. The quip echoes scripture as a lighthearted church moment reported by a press outlet.
Sir Henry Thornton, president of Canadian National Railways, says $53 miles of extensions in Saskatchewan begin immediately despite a looming labor shortage amid a record crop. He notes a million acres more crop this year and praises the coming season though washouts have occurred.
The Department of Municipal Affairs authorizes incorporations, bringing Saskatchewan to 741 municipalities including 7 cities 74 towns 349 villages 5 summer resort villages and 361 rural municipalities.
The Porcupine Mountain Oil and Gas Company will drill and test for possible oil deposits in the Porcupine Mountain district of Manitoba during the coming summer. Drilling of the initial well is already underway.
A compilation shows capital invested in Canada’s auto industry over 47 million dollars. In 1922 Canada produced 101,007 automobiles, up 53 percent from 1921. Over half a million cars are registered, with Ontario holding most, while Yukon has the fewest. Provincial totals: Prince Edward Island 2,167. Nova Scotia 16,159. New Brunswick 13,611. Quebec 61,995. Ontario 241,986. Manitoba 42,230. Saskatchewan 61,467. Alberta 40,642. British Columbia 34,830. Yukon 5.
Manitoba issued over 41 000 automobile licenses last year, up 1 775 from 1921 and 4 560 from 1920. The 1908 figure was 408. There are 161 makes in operation, down from 165 in 1921 and 144 in 1920.
The roof of the Iitta church is leaking badly. Mrs Riche thanks Mr McPherson for offering to bring an umbrella, indicating a light moment amid the repair concern.
A terse proverb notes that the fish escapes if the mouth remains closed, implying risk lies in taking action. The line plays on cause and consequence, highlighting how avoidance can lead to safety but also to missed opportunities.
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