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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
2
Dorothy confronts Senator Rexhill and his daughter over suspected land grab and hidden gold. She asserts she and Gordon Wade found papers locating gold on Wade’s ranch, undermining Rexhill’s motive. Dorothy exposes a plot from Rexhill’s daughter as her mother recalls a childhood image.
A mother reports her young daughter recovered from pain, weakness, dizziness, and loss of appetite after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it with sound improvement, stating she and others have benefited and keep a bottle at home.
In Crawling Water, Senator Rexhill faces blackmail from Dorothy as she ties Wade’s fate to Bailey’s arrest. Dorothy pressures Rexhill to reveal Bailey’s whereabouts to avert allied danger, while Helen urges restraint and Wade’s allies plot revenge or salvation amid looming public peril.
The Prince of Wales forgot his latchkey and tried to gain access to St James Palace. A policeman initially prepared to arrest him before recognizing the heir to the throne. They searched for an open window, then heard a crash as the prince climbed a skylight and slipped into his rooms.
Winnipeg interests secure financial backing for a large pulp and paper mill at St Boniface. The project aims to produce several hundred tons of paper daily with multi million dollar buildings and plant. Instruction for Soldier Settlers wives to follow via University of Alberta extension and other official bodies.
A new remedy called Catarrhoz one offers quick relief from colds coughs and catarrh. It uses pine essences from Blue Gum trees and claims fast action with a ten minute stop. Price is 1.00 for two months treatment or 50c trial size with mail order from The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
Sir George Newman notes cholera plague typhus and tuberculosis now controllable and diphtheria antitoxin halved deaths from 29.8 to 9.3 percent between 1890 and 1922. Enteric fever fatalities fell from 374 to 12 per million by 1922 as life expectancy rises, with cleaner air water sanitation and isolation extending a child’s life by about 12 years.
Four hundred Pueblo Indians are now employed by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company. Railway officials and U S Army officers say they are fully satisfactory, rated as efficient, and promoted from unskilled labor to skilled crafts and other roles.
An enraged lion loose in a flimsy airliner over ground roars and rocks the craft as pilot, mechanic, and three passengers endure a tense two thousand foot flight. The animal, part of a circus train, is subdued with a whip and clubs while another lion strikes the cage in attempts to escape.
Local histories date the Easton Maryland meeting house to 1684 making it about 239 years old. It is noted that William Penn attended services here while trading with the Indians. The exterior shows whitewash while seven original plank seats and interior woodwork remain unpainted.
On Madras west coast the Thiyya community, the untouchables in caste hierarchy, debate mass religious change to escape oppression by higher caste Hindus. At a recent meeting nearly a quarter million members discussed converting to Buddhism, with a larger conference planned to decide.
A reader sent a request to a clipping bureau to forward garden related items. The boss redirected to a new clerk who sent two clippings by mail. One item covered cucumbers in a barrel and the other titled Garden Mary scores success in In Tasca.
May establish a pottery in the province as a British syndicate contemplates the move. Prof W G Worcester, ceramic engineer of the Saskatchewan Government, leads a special investigation into white clay deposits in the southern region as part of the plan. The text notes ideas take time to form due to lingering prejudices.
A note comments that many Japanese migrate toward South America due to American prejudice. It states Japan’s progress urges using lenient immigration laws of southern nations and ends with a call to act according to personal judgment without concern for others.
Mrs. Beaumont Boggs established the first fox farm on Vancouver Island nearly three years ago and runs it with her daughter. The operation reports high-grade foxes, no disease losses, and painless euthanasia by chloroform. By now three island farms prove the industry can be profitable.
Last year's laying contests saw 2,590 birds entered and 391,805 eggs laid, averaging 151 days per bird. British Columbia led with 181.2 eggs per bird, Ontario followed with 173.5, and the Ottawa contest ranked third with 167.3 eggs per bird.
Federal Government Immigration report shows about 40 settlers arriving between Hingemate and North Portal in April. They bring effects valued at 78,852 dollars and total monetary wealth of 342,832 dollars.
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