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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
2
Trowbridge and Bill, chased by danger, plan to confront Senator Rexhill in a town hotel. The ex-tramen faces rivals as they seek clues about Moran and a missing figure, while Santry clutches a revolver before it’s confiscated. Rexhill remains calm, ready for hostile moves.
Senator Rexhill and cattleman Moran square off as Santry and Trowbridge press for Gordon Wade’s location after a daylight kidnapping. Rexhill denies knowledge while Trowbridge warns of forthcoming action, planning a search with armed men to rescue Wade. Dorothy aids with hopeful resolve as Lem prepares to lead the pursuit.
Dr. F. G. Banting told delegates at the ninth annual Ontario Health Officers Association conference in Toronto that insulin has restored health in a diabetic child. The child, once frail and malnourished, has doubled its weight and is now active and could return to school. He noted insulin is reserved for more severe cases until supply improves.
International figures show Canada produced 239,000 bushels from 14,541,000 acres, 49 percent of its Dominion output. The United States harvested 1,215,496,060 bushels from 40,693,000 acres. Canada’s average yield per acre exceeded 33 bushels versus under 30 in the United States.
The plan to complete the Victory Tower over the main entrance of Canada's Parliament Building has been officially approved. Work on the tower may recommence this year with a goal to finish before the end of 1924. Blessed are the innocent.
A discussion of Lukchon in Chinese Turkestan lying far below sea level. The piece describes ruins of ancient habitation, vast cities with mines farms and industries, and views on climate shifts and the Gulf Stream gate altering Arctic storms.
The Veterinary Director General's report for 1921 22 notes far lower livestock slaughter and compensation in Canada compared with early 1900s and 1910s. Slaughtered animals and payouts fell sharply across programs against rinderpest hog cholera and doctrine, while tuberculosis control rose via Accredited Herds and municipal orders.
A Pittsburgh dentist explains how facial expression hinges largely on the muscles of mastication and the appearance of teeth. Clean, well-shaped teeth with pink gums elevate beauty and credibility, while poor dental condition can ruin first impressions even if other aspects look attractive.
Four English farmerettes winners of scholarships offered by Sir Henry Thornton have arrived in Canada to study agriculture for about four months. Miss Joan Moore Miss Ivy Townsend Miss Mildred White and Miss Emma Absolon will visit provinces and attend college courses at Guelph Ontario and Winnipeg Manitoba under chaperone Miss Stela Wolfe Murray. A proposed sugar factory near Raymond Alberta may attract American capital with a Salt Lake City company backing the project.
A Buffalo Express editorial questions wisdom of choking the goose that lays golden eggs amid the largest U S building boom, urging producers and workers to nurture growth. An unrelated ad touts Dr Thomas Eclectric O W for colds and bronchial inflammation, claiming rapid relief and cough suppression.
The Winnipeg Board of Trade launched a scheme of 52 radio lectures from the Government Station. Each lecture will be delivered by a different speaker. The program reflects Winnipeg's growing interest in history and progress aided by radio broadcasts.
Letters edited by Joseph Pope reveal Sir John Macdonald in the 1860s urging forest wealth preservation and fire prevention. He proposed replanting akin to Northern Europe and argued that his pre federation counsel would enrich Canada’s heritage still today.
A stray dog bite incident is described with a terse exchange. The woman acknowledges the bite and quips she planned to feed the dog, reflecting a rough street exchange with local tone and humor.
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