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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
2
Fragments describe Catarrh relief products with claims of curing coughing irritation bronchitis and throat weakness. Mentions two months treatment for $1.00 and distribution by Ste. dealers or The Catarrhoxone Co Montreal.
The travelers reach a two storey weathered building in Elba where a stout woman greets them with humor as Livingstone jokes about the brutes on the plough. The driver’s embarrassment, a dusty exit, and Mrs Milla’s amused remarks reveal a lively scene with money talk and local characters.
An old fairy tale unfolds with Prince Cart and Princess Elsa doomed to be Black Swans by a powerful immortal, as a lone observer notes their sorrowful fate and a warning of a future curse. The tale shifts to a modern scene where Mary and Elinor shelter with Mrs Mills, meeting a traveling missionary and sharing curious, humorous exchanges in a rustic guest house setup.
The estimated value of agricultural and livestock products produced in Alberta in 1921 was 237,455,706 dollars. Grains fodders and vegetables 82,795,290 dollars. Animals slaughtered and sold 17,290,416 dollars. Dairy products 25,500,000 dollars. Wool 300,000 dollars. Game furs etc 1,500,000 dollars. Poultry and poultry products 8,470,000 dollars. Horticultural products and garden stuff 1,600,000 dollars.
Farmers on Prince Edward Island report strong demand for pedigreed seed oats and certified seed potatoes this year, with supply lagging behind. The surge in demand highlights island-grown seed as a key agricultural product. Also noted is a fashion trend where lawn tennis has become popular among young girls and women in China.
Government funds seek £290,000 to destroy a partially completed Channel tower once aimed at repelling U boats. Lt Cmdr Kenworthy revealed in Commons that two towers cost around £5,000,000, one serving as a lighthouse while the other is to be torn down to end the project.
Innovations at Vancouver port report successful frozen fish shipments to New York via Panama Canal with a second ship carrying 350 tons. First BC lead and speller exported to Europe through Panama, with large future shipments to Belgium and the United Kingdom. A mention notes Rockall three feet deeper in 33 years. A reflective adage closes.
Two F3 seaplanes received at Winnipeg from Vancouver for summer forest patrols in Manitoba. They will aid fire detection and emergency transport and are equipped with wireless.
Saskatchewan agriculture official J F Booth notes extended market for pure bred sheep reaches Idaho. R A Wright of Drinkwater shipped a double decked carload of pure breds to lahe. Booth says building a pure bred flock requires skill patience and capital and Wright will be gratified by growing demand across a widening circle.
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