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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
5
An author plans a trip to Okehampton for a moonlit party arranged by Judith. Lady Anne approves but has commitments, while Blaise, Nick, and others are preoccupied with village affairs and estate matters. The scene centers on social plans and alibis for a quiet day ahead.
On a Dartmoor drive Jean and Geoffrey Burke reach a secluded bungalow amid wild moorland. She recognizing the place from a troubling dream, battles fear as the day unfolds with tea on the verandah and a growing, uneasy bond between them. The landscape, solitude, and calm banter contrast with an undercurrent of tension.
Geoffrey is alerted to a missing visit by Judy and the Halfords, suspected after a delayed arrival and a hinted accident. Burke frets over the exact six o'clock time, noting the expected guests may be delayed due to an incident.
The Norwegian government will occupy a two mile wide strip of southeastern Greenland between latitudes 60 30 and 60 40 as a defence measure. An official statement says Denmark granted police authority to expeditions in east Greenland this year. It notes Danish moves to close west Greenland to foreigners, hindering whalers and fishermen from using Greenland ports for water.
The poem contrasts easy charity to strangers with the scanty love we offer to hungry hearts. It urges feeding the spirit with love, equating love to nourishment for the soul and noting small acts of kindness. It ends with a metaphor about salt preserving flowers, underscoring care and persistence.
A devotional excerpt combines lines from Lyra Domestica praising daily renewal and a prayerful plea from Kempis. It asks for divine guidance to avoid sin, illuminate understanding, and walk in peace. The text invokes praise, righteousness, and constancy in prayer from dawn to evening.
A new illumination method claims to use carbon dioxide gas in glass tubes with electric current to emit a steady daylight quality white light. The gas is stated to be non poisonous unlike carbon monoxide. Also mentions a liniment by Doug and notes Philippine cotton exports led last year.
A 12 young ladies group shows honey as breakfast only. The public sees honey as a breakfast spread. no other uses are recognized. To grow honey’s market, find ways to extend its use beyond breakfast cakes. Also notes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a child medicine.
The piece notes that Disocorides framed medicine for 1600 years from A.D. I to his era, contrasts rising modern medical progress, cites that raising a typical child to 18 costs about 7200 dollars, and mentions London jewel values as vague again.
The material is produced by heating gypsum a chalk limestone in a kiln to drive off water and form plaster of Paris.
Irene Dunn stars on Broadway and in Europe while Lux Toilet Soap is praised as the complexion secret for most actresses. The ad claims 686 of 694 Hollywood actresses are devoted to the product, highlighting age and beauty as central to stardom.
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