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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
7
When pain signals indigestion occur excess acids irritate the stomach. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acids instantly, providing rapid relief. The harmless tasteless remedy has been a physician standard for 50 years. Get a small bottle with genuine Philips label from any drugstore.
Charmian and Dr Carter arrange noon meals at Grandma Davis's house to ease her loneliness. The doctor offers to cook and split costs, saving money and lifting Charmian's heavy load. Grandma approves, imagining a brighter routine with the physician around and wary of gossip from neighbors.
A Birchtown woman near Montreal describes relief from nervousness and fatigue during the Change of Life. She credits both the Blood and Liver Medicines with improving appetite and strength to continue home duties on her farm, including churn duties.
In a Wickfield home Charmian, Grandma, and Dr Howe share a lively, teasing talk about Jimmy and his mother’s exacting standards, Charmian’s upcoming first day at school, and Grandma’s warm, bustling hospitality during a visit. Dr Howe’s patient news hints at marriage on the horizon. The Many-Purpose OW remains advertised for old remedies.
The narrator recounts a hostile work pattern with a boss who hints at a mistake in graduating, denies raises, advertises for a replacement, gives two weeks’ notice, and introduces a successor. The closing line notes Halley as the earliest figure seeking the earth’s birth date.
Mrs T W Roth of Kelowna British Columbia describes over a year of smothering spells that made walking difficult due to gasping for breath. A friend advised trying a remedy unspecified in the fragment.
A brief advert notes a shift tuned remedy with claim of relief and a recommendation. It states price in cents and tax information, available at druggists or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto Ontario.
The Canadian National Railway Business Opportunity list shows widespread openings along Western Canada routes from Lake Superior to the Pacific. Doctors, druggists, dentists, hotel operators, bakers, blacksmiths, veterinarians, garage mechanics, harness makers, tailors, barber shops, banks, mills, creameries, and general stores seek new entrants. New towns on railway routes offer ground floor chances for entrepreneurs, with considerable demand across professions and trades.
Report from a Berlin university claims German fish proved capable of reading. Swimmers learned to distinguish colors by color coded food bags, then opened bags by pulling strings. Letters of the alphabet were attached to bags and fish could pick the correct bag by letter, even telling R from B.
A comic exchange ends with the penitent telling a priest he stole a goose and offered it back, the priest refusing the theft and later discovering one of his own geese was taken. Separately, China reports motor vehicle imports up over 50 percent in the past year and Berlin police unveil a new outdoor gym for 100 users.
Short note states baby bears are almost always born during winter. It also mentions caesium metal is so soft it can be cut with a knife.
Workmen clearing government buildings in Victoria uncovered an iron dwelling built by Royal Engineers in 1858 to house workers during road construction. The sappers chose iron for durability or fortification, using England timber sills. The government ordered the relic moved to a new foundation and preserved as a colonial era artifact.
A health column urges mothers to nurture sturdy children and claims Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. cure common infant stomach and bowel irregularities. Sold for 25 cents a box via dealers or by mail from Brockville Ontario.
The British Library notes a seasonable spring clean at the British Museum Library. About eighty staff and outside specialists will dust books from January 1 to December 31. Persian Balm is praised as a refined cosmetic product. A classroom joke contrasts an island with a place where the sea bottom rises.
An advertisement extols Ironized Yeast and Malt Yeast tablets for rapid weight gain of 5 to 15 pounds in eight weeks, claiming clearer skin, better sleep, and increased energy. It features testimonial lines about a man gaining 11 pounds in eight weeks and encourages purchase from druggists with a money back promise.
A devotional poem reflects on faith and love, inviting trust in God’s gifts even when they bring pain. It contrasts human offerings with divine mercy and calls for acceptance of God’s will through steadfast belief. The verses urge recognizing the Heavenly Father’s hand in all trials and blessings.
The Hungarian part ridge insect destroyer shows value in Prince Edward Island, with twelve pairs recently imported under provincial Agriculture Department auspices. Willum asks about Hoover, Jarge explains he built the vacuum in Rome.
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