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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
2
A young hunter stands on a lakeshore at dawn, reading meaning in the sky. He calls a lynx named Lulu, which returns a wounded partridge, then releases it, showing restraint and a guarded bond with the wild. The scene blends reverence for nature with a solitary, contemplative spirit.
A woodsman calms a tigerish lynx named Lulu after a tense scene by a lake. He jokily instructs her to go home to her kittens, then turns to the lake where wood ducks, mergansers, and a lone loon gather. He disperses corn to the birds, warns of Lulu’s kittens, and notes a fox watching nearby as dawn brightens the scene.
The Western Michigan Development Bureau launched a campaign with real estate firms and employment agencies to bring into production 18 000 abandoned Michigan farms. The effort aims to recruit surplus industrial labor from urban centers and place workers on fully equipped farms.
The report notes Serbia as illiterate with 7.89 percent of adults literate and contrasts it with read write skills in Saxony Bavaria Württemberg and other German states where literacy is generally higher. The data imply a wartime context affecting education.
Sir James Craig states a four part plan to counter drifting mines. A destroyer investigates reports, fishery protection flotillas destroy mines, merchant and fishing craft are equipped with rifles and ammo, and coast stationed experts render safe ashore mines. From February to May 1, 26 drifting mines were destroyed by His Majesty's ships.
Dr. Robert R. Moton of Tuskegee Institute told the Southern Sociological Congress that whites and blacks must stay calm to end mob violence. He cited rising Southern resolve for fair treatment and noted six lynchings this year versus eighteen last year as evidence of progress.
An advertisement urges readers to use a small bottle of Danderine to stop hair loss and remove dandruff. It claims the scalp becomes healthier after several applications and hair grows stronger thicker and more lustrous with continued use.
Tourists in England encounter a centuries old custom in which a sentry guards a lawn at an ancient castle. The guard's post honors the queen's favorite rose planted long ago, with sentinels still stationed long after the queen and rose have vanished.
Reports reach Nome that gold discovery exists in northeastern Siberia and many boats await navigation opening to transport men to the new fields.
Manitoba plans a pilot program offering advance transport fares to bona fide domestics. At least 100 women will receive about 50 to 75 percent of their fare from the government this year. The scheme, arranged after investigations by Charles Robson and with federal provincial cooperation, aims to boost emigration from Britain to Canada.
Shortness of breath and heart trouble are described with symptoms of choking sensation and dizziness. The ad claims Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills regulate the heart and strengthen the nerve system. A testimonial from Stephen Crouse of East Clifford, Nova Scotia, credits the pills with restoring his ability to work and improving health after five years of illness. Prize 50¢ a box, available at dealers or by mail from The T. Milburn Co. Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Premier Millerand told the French chamber of deputies that France will receive 55 percent of Germanys indemnity with Britain at 25 percent and the rest split among Belgium Italy and Serbia the conference rate of five percent interest plus one percent redeeming rate is expected on the 120 billion marks indemnity and coal and mine damage compensation are excluded from the sum.
Hon. C. A. Dunning announces the new bureau of labor and industry will study and promote the development of Saskatchewan’s industries. The bureau will investigate viable local sectors using raw materials and favorable conditions, aiming to strengthen home production and support for local industries.
England consents to grant France a twenty five percent share of oil output from wells in Mesopotamia and the Near East, outlining a split of production. The agreement signals ongoing postwar resource arrangements, with nations negotiating control and revenue terms amid regional needs.
Sir Oliver Lodge argues in a lecture that Earth has captured only a tiny fraction of the sun’s energy. He explains radiant energy travels through transparent ether until meeting matter, leaving most of it to drift in space while space remains near absolute zero.
A French physician, informed en route to a gravely ill patient that his son had a serious accident, continued to the bedside. On returning home he learned the boy had died in his absence, a vivid portrait of professional ethics and personal loss.
Saskatchewan plans completing about 700 miles of long distance lines with 28 000 poles and 1200 miles of wire under government program this year. Labor remains scarce and wages high increasing costs and constraining builders amid material price pressures.
In a theatre scene the manager forces the anxious writer toward the curtain and orders him to make an apology on stage, remarking that he should simply tell the audience he is sorry. The uproar surrounds the author as he hesitates to speak.
Maud credits Jack for obtaining a fine engagement ring and notes the jeweller did the same. Marie acknowledges the jeweller’s role in the gift.
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