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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
3
An eccentric ad promotes Catarrhozone inhalers claiming to ease bronchitis and throat irritation with piney vapors and medicated air. It markets large and small sizes at $1.00 and 25c, via Carerpasens Co Kingston Canada.
Sir Anthony Morgan drives a fast car toward danger with Laura Gaspard as police intervene. A confrontation ends with Morgan restrained in handcuffs after a clash with three constables and a sergeant. Laura pleads for mercy and Morgan faces petty sessions at Slough.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a chapter heading or section title about Noakes in Chapter IV. The readable text centers on a name and a potential narrative arc titled Forked Tongues. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
A Journal of Commerce excerpt praises Canada’s enlistments generosity and constancy, noting that observing the United States from afar reveals a people risen to a great occasion. It mocks American critics and urges Canadians to respect themselves after a trip south.
The food board pledges sufficient sugar for preserving and canning this season, promising the country can meet maximum fruit and vegetable crops with the sugar supply. It warns that strict conservation is necessary in the meantime to ensure availability for all households and preserves.
The piece discusses wartime food conservation at picnics and home kitchens. It promotes cutting waste, using substitutes, and avoiding wheat products. It includes hints from characters Milkmaid and Traveller about dairy labor, factory work for women, and expanding markets for Canadian dairy products while urging strict canning and avoidance of candy making at home.
London crowds gave a public welcome to American troops marching through the city while paying compliments to King George. The scene signals the end of old prejudices and a growing bond between British and American peoples in a shared cause. The London Daily Mail cites the moment as a historic token of friendship and alliance as the U S flag appears in London.
Progress at the new British dye works in Huddersfield follows an original plan for 500 acres with half occupied. When finished, about 6,000 workers are expected to be employed. Currently around 4,000 are at work as J Turner, managing director, asserts Britain will not fear foreign competition in the future.
The London Daily Chronicle notes Britain clothing American troops and supplying arms. by January 12, 1917, Britain advanced substantial funds to allies and dominions. It cites daily transports averaging 7,000 personnel and over 30,000 tons of military goods to France, and 13,000,000 personnel moved with 3,500 losses. It emphasizes Royal Dockyards repaired 31,470 war vessels since war began, a strain with little German parallel.
Lectures at Edmonton summer school cover soil and crop production animal husbandry gardens and trees home and school garden use school fairs juvenile clubs and general rural economics sociology and farm management. Lecturers include Cutler Dowell Harcourt Holves Hopkins Carlyle Roberts and McCaig.
Saskatchewan coop associations report a 30 percent rise in membership from 9,444 in 1916 to 12,459 last year. Livestock marketing expanded, with marketing stock lines increasing from 23 to 35 and stock kept rising from 241 to 548 ears. Stock value grew from 323,173 to 1,050,285 dollars, while total turnover awaits compilation but shows marked growth. Five associations each report turnover above 200,000 dollars.
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