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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
A fragment reports jewel merchants and miners in Queensland facing government pressure to pool and market emeralds sapphires and rubies. The gem trade, long tied to Paris, suffers from high prices that leave miners poor, prompting calls for state aid and centralizing sales to stabilize income.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Hall's Catarrh Medicine aids those in a run down condition by improving catarrh symptoms. Mentions Druggists and promotional circulars, with references to Creaney & Co Toledo Ohio, and general claims of restoring normal function.
The CPR steamship Empress of France will be chartered for an around the world cruise next winter. The four month trip begins in New York on January 29, 1923, visiting the West Indies, Panama Canal, Japan, India, the Matar Peninsula, Egypt, Italy, France and Great Britain, ending in Quebec around May 23 after crossing the Atlantic. Fourteen days are set for Japan with an option of nine days in India.
The lone Yukon stage driver Bil Boulet, on a four horse overland route from White Horse to Dawson, killed a mail robber after a bear leaped onto his coach and ripped mail sacks. The incident occurred near an Alberta road house as Boulet was on official business. A black bear toppled from the coach after Boulet fired, ending the threat to the express parcels.
A Newark New Jersey woman taps four Mer Wall artesian wells that emit cold dry air. She pipes the air through her home to dry clothes replace ice and keep the house cool in summer.
A stylish dress described as suitable for business or sport wear for spring and early summer. It features a cape like back that enhances its smart appearance, is black with Roman stripes, and paired with a black straw bat adorned with black quills.
An article notes gall stones arise from dried bile crystallites and affect merchants and sedentary individuals. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills for liver and bowel balance, claiming they prevent bilious fits and improve digestion. The piece also mentions Montreal radio plans and a herbal remedy with Holloway’s Corn Remover among other brief items.
Viesount questions why Japanese people are taxed for arnaments and weighs Japan liberalism versus Pan German influence. He cites three elder statesmen and a remark about Pan-Japanese power, comparing it to Pan-Germans in 1914 Berlin, and recalls a Far East authority’s view on Japan’s aims.
A vintage advertisement asks caretakers if a baby is present and promotes Baby’s Own Tablets as a home remedy for common childhood ailments. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Moise Cadotte of Makamik Que and notes availability for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil Name Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Personal guided tour through the Rocky Mountains via Canadian National Railway. Depart Winnipeg June 30 at 11 30 pm connect with GT P steamship from Prince Rupert July 6. Stops include Watrous Saskatoon Wainwright Edmonton Jasper Mt Robson Prince George Kilwanga Terrace Prince Rupert Vancouver Victoria Seattle return route options. For details contact CN Rail agents or W J Quinlan Winnipeg. Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy shown as trusted relief across oceans and widely used.
A summary of the New York State Charities Aid Association's fifty year rework shows tuberculosis death rates dropping from 129.3 per thousand in 1918 to 6.2 in 1921 due to hospitals, visiting nurses, dispensaries, clinical services, open air classes, children's camps, and new state laws. Milbank Memorial Fund trustees plan 300000 to 409000 yearly for five years to aid control, aiming for a pulmonary disease decline like Framingham's 67 percent drop, and a goal near typhoid reductions. A note adds a separate item about a new airship route between England and Sweden, with unknown cause.
Forty well built Norwegian colonists arrived in Quebec aboard the Canadian Pacific steamer Mont from Liverpool. They are headed to Sedgwick Alberta to engage in farming, the third large party of colonists this year under CPR auspices.
Proper treatment is a vigorous rubbing of the chest neck and sore side with Nerviline that slips into the tissues to relieve pain. The catch disappears and soreness fades quickly. Large bottles 35 cents at all dealers for chest tightness coughs colds and soreness.
A Montreal Gazette note cites Dr. Jordan claiming the English speaking world descends from Charlemagne via Isabel de Hermandois and six lines, tracing to George V, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and a New York farmer. The claim links modern rulers and commoners across twenty six generations. It also mentions Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy for sickly children.
A bulletin from the Rotary cites a quip about not grabbing the stool when a piano must be moved, joking that many pianos must be shifted today. It extolls Rotarians and other workers as ready for the common task, including newspaper editors and publishers.
The predicted return of former Crown Prince William to Germany within the near future is noted. It is believed the ex Kaiser’s son will depart the island of Wieringen and settle in Germany as a quiet country squire, with Berlin demanding he refrain from political activity.
Readers recount health improvements from Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription. Mrs Jennie Dalton of York Street credits it with restoring health after measles and blood poisoning. Mrs A H Bishop says two bottles restored strength, urging others to obtain the medicine from local drugstores or Dr Pierce s Bridgeburg lab for trial info.
A 1940 announcement by the Re Demptorist Fathers plans a temple costing 3,000,000 to replace the burned shrine at Saint Anne De Beaupre and a 500,000 monastery for residing fathers. It also notes a 15,000 prize contest for Canadian architects in connection with the project.
Colds are common and may lead to serious conditions. The ad asserts Thomas' Electric Oil quickly relieves bronchial inflammation, eases throat irritation, and typically stops coughing. It also notes JD Rockefeller transferred his fortune to his family to avoid death duties.
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