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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
3
A brief wellness note suggests affordable skin care tips to brighten a tired looking complexion. It highlights common remedies and routine practices that readers can adopt at home without costly products.
Advert shows Dr Hamilton's Pills claim to purify blood, improve complexion, and prevent headaches and digestion problems. It asserts toning the system cures bilious fits and constipation, with a forty year guarantee from Catarrhozone Co, offered in 25 cent boxes.
In Paris, Ruggles, a junior salesman for Walkeasy, awaits the visit of Richard P. Downing Jr., scion of the company’s American leadership. The encounter blends personal admiration with official duties as Downing and Ruth Downing arrive to inspect the store and its new models.
Mrs Walter Greives of Apsley Ontario describes severe heart palpitations and fatigue resolved after eight boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. The testimonial claims lasting relief from weakness insomnia and dizziness. Pills cost 50 cents a box and can be mailed from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
A Cincinnati official warns against home corn removal by cutting and touts freezone, a quarter ounce drug from the drugstore, as a cheap cure. A few drops on a tender corn eases pain, and the corn can be lifted out root and all as it shrivels without inflaming surrounding tissue.
Lieut-Commander Albert C. Read predicted that within three years air travel to Europe by airship would be common and return trips possible in a day. Speaking at a Hotel Commodore dinner for NC-4 NC-3 and NC-1 crews he noted strong aviation interest abroad yet reduced enthusiasm at home.
Krupp works in Essen issued a statement to workers noting that strikes and unrest in Germany have caused important orders to be lost. A Dutch contract went to England due to mistrust of Krupp's ability, and Norwegian state railway steel went to an American firm at a higher price.
An advertisement proclaims Black Watch as the best black plug chewing tobacco available. It emphasizes quality and market leadership, urging readers to choose this brand for smokeless, durable chewing tobacco.
Washington reports Governor Plutarcho Ellia Calles of Sonora Mexico, recently named Minister of Industry, Commerce and Labor in the Carranza cabinet, issues a decree enforcing prohibition by executive fiat. He orders city and town officials to inform municipalities that any persons dealing in liquor shall be executed, effective immediately.
Sir Douglas Haig decorates 16 American officers on Horse Guards Parade before Major-General Biddle and staffs, with thousands watching, urging the recipients to see the honor as a bond of allied comradeship and mutual esteem between British and American forces. Saskatchewan contributes 21336 dollars, about half of Canada’s agricultural relief fund, per Ottawa deputy minister data.
A fragmented line from an old column hints at a人物 named Acmas forming or reaffirming an alliance, suggesting a light civic or social note within a broader piece. The readable bits imply positive actions or mutual support between two parties in a local setting.
In Coblenz word spreads that William Ho henzollern will not be brought to trial under the peace terms signed by Weimar. Friends of the former Kaiser hint at suicide to avert judgment, while German circles report celebrations over French flag burnings and plans for anti France action. A separate tale says submarine commanders on Britain’s blacklist may form a “death by own action” club to evade justice by self destruction.
The article cites Sir Sidney Low comparing current European parceling into racial zones to events five centuries past. It describes how medieval Poland Bohemia Hungary Ukraine Courland Estonia Serbia Greece and Dalmatian lands lay amid rising empires Austria Russia Turkey and Prussia, and predicts 20th century maps may revive medieval kingdoms and republics as empires fracture.
Mme Melba recounted a humorous anecdote at a Red Cross entertainment about a newly married couple and a wealthy music-loving aunt. The wife reveals the husband recorded the aunt’s favorite violin solo on their gramophone. The aunt requests a listen, the playback succeeds, and then the record delivers a blunt quip about boosting her will.
The Naval Department reports a large rise in sea fishing value for May this year, with total landing value on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts reaching 3,085,050 dollars, up from about two million in May of 1918. The May value shows an increase of over 800,000 dollars compared to the same month last year.
In the House of Commons the Minister of Finance Sir Thomas White tabled supplementary estimates totaling 36 723 120 dollars to be voted before prorogation. The main item is 10 000 000 for construction of vessels under the shipping program. Funds cover public works across the Dominion with harbor river improvements including 500 000 for a new dry dock at Esquimalt and harbor works at Port Arthur Fort William Toronto Quebec and St John. About 23 494 256 dollars is charged to current revenues and the rest to capital account.
A Belgian farmer returns to his farm near Poelkapelle close to Ypres after the armistice. He has cleared, levelled, dug and planted several acres with wheat. A German pill box now serves as his family home. The Agricultural Relief of Allies Committee aids such farmers with English livestock amid widespread assistance to Belgian smallholders.
West Philadelphia woman recalls 30 years of poor health and nervous prostration before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits relief to the remedy and urges others to try it, citing widespread female ailments like nervousness and backache.
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